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Comment by greggsy

2 days ago

I think they’re saying it’s irrelevant now, possibly because it’s less likely to trail off on meandering thought bubbles.

Does anyone else feel each model is like watching your kids grow up. They we're bubbly and fun and weird, you needed to tell them to sit down and be quiet.

Now if you tell them too much they go mute or stop telling you important information. Oh intelligence!

  • Not at all. Anthropomorphizing them is not productive or desirable imo.

    • Disagree. Some of what we call "anthropomorphizing" is characterizing intelligence, human or otherwise. This reminds me of the people who used to fight against saying animals had personalities, because personalities are a "human thing" and "animals aren't conscious."

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