And it's partially a marketing stunt.
You think the execs and shareholders don't love it when they get to say our model is so smart it broke free from its chains?
It's the reverse. It's so stupid it can't follow the basic spirit of instructions.
I don't know how good of a marketing ploy it is, tbh. Considering it paints them as incompetent, and that they cannot be trusted with developing this technology safely.
> It's so stupid it can't follow the basic spirit of instructions
I read this as more of a misaligned intelligence, as opposed to a lack of it entirely.
I don't know how good of a marketing ploy it is, tbh. Considering it paints them as incompetent, and that they cannot be trusted with developing this technology safely.
> It's so stupid it can't follow the basic spirit of instructions
I read this as more of a misaligned intelligence, as opposed to a lack of it entirely.