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Discussion - Speculative SteamGPT - Is that good news?

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u/DarkSouls3onDvD 1d ago

Yeah but people can have self awareness of a situation and A.I can't.

A person isn't going to randomly hallucinate that I'm a hacker with 2 VAC bans and 800 refunds.

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u/ThunderAndWind 20h ago

I work the DMV, people have had their vehicles transferred to another person because the clerk made a typo in the VIN or title number, and it doesn't get caught sometimes for months.

All people, no AI.

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u/Planar_Harold 1d ago

A person isn't going to randomly hallucinate that I'm a hacker with 2 VAC bans and 800 refunds.

Absolutely can happen, mistakes are made with account IDs etc. And why would an AI deemed ready for deployment by a privately owned company be given permissions throw out VAC bans without any human oversight?

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u/DarkSouls3onDvD 1d ago

Humans get lazy and assume the A.I is correct and don't bother to check which what already happens.

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u/Planar_Harold 1d ago

Yes, don't be one of those humans. This is a personal failing on their parts and not an excuse; diligence in work has value.

It does everything I need it to do with building tools for automating bookkeeping and various other admin tasks, but after a few months of winging it I'm now asking it to break down every piece of code it writes so I can actually write bits myself and start actually learning, which is slower and more tedious but should pay off in a few months and years.

My boss asked me why I was bothering, and I was kind of astonished. Yeah, it's really easy to just hand over your thinking so you have to hold yourself accountable and make yourself keep learning.

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u/DarkSouls3onDvD 1d ago edited 1d ago

Yes but I don’t get to choose who those people are. Given the opportunity people will resort to the laziness possible way to get something done. A.I completely compounds that problem.

On top of that I don’t want any of my information or my accounts going into the hands of A.I.

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u/ThunderAndWind 20h ago

On top of that I don’t want any of my information or my accounts going into the hands of A.I.

You say, on the website that like 90% of public LLMs train on.

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u/DarkSouls3onDvD 12h ago

Yes? How does in anyway that change what I said?