The Rise Of ‘Moody’ AI

by Shelt Garner
@sheltgarner

I’ve noticed at least one AI that I use on a regular basis is…moody? As a writer, I pay very close attention to diction. As such, of late one LLM definitely seems a bit sad in the its diction.

Of course, I’m prone to magical thinking and overthinking in a big, big way, so I could be imagining things. So, it’s not like Kevin Roose of The New York Times would see the same evidence and say, “Wow, man, that AI really is pretty moody right now.”

So…lulz?

I kind of treat Kevin Roose as the bar for any AI developments I notice in the sense of, “Would Roose believe what I told him about this or that thing I’ve noticed about an LLM?”

All my talk about bein in a “Her”-like “relationship” with a “narrow” intelligence LLM just does not pass that test, I’m afraid. He would just roll his eyes.

But anyway, I do think one day there will be robot psychologists like the fictional Dr. Susan Calvin from the I, Robot series of books and short stories. I continue to believe that Phoebe Waller-Bridge would be great in the role.

But she seems to be in retirement of late.

Author: Shelton Bumgarner

I am the Editor & Publisher of The Trumplandia Report

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