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It's rude to show AI output to people | Alex Martsinovich
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Exactly. We are extremely social animals, hardwired to recognise ourselves in things around us, which I'm sure is super useful and vital for a tribe of hunter gatherers living in a hostile environment. But it means that now we recognise faces and emotions in power outlets and lawn chairs. It's really not surprising we see intelligence and awareness in LLMs, because we recognise that stuff in everything. We are really poor at the level of critical thought required to deal with this responsibly.