Either that or innocent people will die
ETHICS
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Thinking in Shortcuts vs Intellectual Honesty in AI
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Some of us think in shortcuts, others are too honest for that!
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AI Consciousness Distraction From Building Better Human Lives
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"Could AI ever be conscious?" is a distraction from the here and now. We're on the brink of Seemingly Conscious AI and that illusion will only escalate delusions and dependence. We need to build AI to better human lives, not to cosplay living its own.
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Petition against GenAI human rights violations and unethical use
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c.org/dFG4svSv9C Please sign this petition and note if one uses GenAI of any kind knowing these violations occurred, you’re supporting human rights violations and there is no “AI for Good” etc.
→ View original post on X — @johnchavens, 2025-09-08 17:21 UTC
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LLM Personality: Linguistic Reports vs Behavioral Consistency
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Do LLMs have consistent personalities the way humans do? Our findings: LLMs say they have personalities, but they don’t act like it. Alignment today shapes language, not behavior. This linguistic–behavioral dissociation cautions against equating coherent self-reports with
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Sept risques terrifiants de l’IA qui pourraient changer le monde
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7 Terrifying AI Risks That Could Change The World
#AI #AIio #AIInnovation #ML #DataScience #Futureofwork @lexfridman @sama @kaifulee @ID_AA_Carmack @karpathy @2morrowknight @ylecun -
LLMs imitate careful responses but lack truth, that’s real hallucination
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6/ Bottom line: LLMs can imitate careful responses. But they don’t know what’s true. The better they get at sounding cautious, the harder it is to spot the fakes. That’s the real hallucination.
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How prompts add caution, uncertainty bias, and unverified tags
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5/ So what’s really happening? • Prompt adds cautious words to the context vector
• Model predicts next token with a bias toward uncertainty
• It still pulls from patterns of fake info in the training data
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Models add disclaimers instead of stopping hallucinations, a style issue.
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3/ Example: A prompt says: "Never present generated content as fact." The model doesn’t stop hallucinating. It just adds: “I cannot verify this information” – even if it’s entirely fake. This isn't honesty. It’s style.