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cptsuperlative@toot.catC

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  • If you're using a keyboard and accessing Mastodon through your server's website, you can type emoji without having to use the picker.
    cptsuperlative@toot.catC cptsuperlative@toot.cat

    @FediTips
    👍 works on mobile devices using the website as well!

    Uncategorized feditips mastodon

  • "I just found out that it's been hallucinating numbers this entire time."
    cptsuperlative@toot.catC cptsuperlative@toot.cat

    @Natasha_Jay

    No one should be surprised.

    It is mathematically impossible to stop an LLM from “hallucinating” because “hallucinating” is what LLMs are doing 100% of the time.

    It’s only human beings who distinguish (ideally) between correct and incorrect synthetic text.

    And yet, it’s like forbidden candy to a child. Even well educated, thoughtful people so desperately want to believe that this tech “works”

    Uncategorized tech agenticai

  • Have you wondered where the claim that autistic people lack empathy came from?
    cptsuperlative@toot.catC cptsuperlative@toot.cat

    @KatyElphinstone

    Everyone tends to have some basic first principles about morality that they are attached to prior to doing any reading in the subject.

    For example: Intentions > consequences, Consequences > intentions, Individuals > collective, Collective > individuals, Tradition > relevant facts, Relevant facts > tradition, etc.

    These intuitions can vary wildly between people who otherwise seem similar. Plus they often vary by context.

    But how often are researchers aware of and accounting for their own intuitions? Unclear but I suspect it is proportional to the number of STEM grads who took a lot of humanities courses.

    Uncategorized actuallyautisti theoryofmind psychology neurodiversity empathy

  • Have you wondered where the claim that autistic people lack empathy came from?
    cptsuperlative@toot.catC cptsuperlative@toot.cat

    @KatyElphinstone

    I agree with your analysis of the question and situation 100%

    Unfortunately, researchers forming bad questions/scenarios re ethics/morality is the rule rather than the exception.

    IME, researchers who have little to no background in philosophy tend to import a lot of unnoticed philosophical baggage into their work. Usually it goes unnoticed by peers who likewise lack the exposure.

    Uncategorized actuallyautisti theoryofmind psychology neurodiversity empathy
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