Used to distinguish ChatGPT from the conscious, godlike AI Jiang calls true artificial intelligence.
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Used to distinguish ChatGPT from the conscious, godlike AI Jiang calls true artificial intelligence.
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Jiang claims chatbot interfaces rely on interaction design and language tricks that make users project understanding onto systems that simulate answers.
Jiang distinguishes ChatGPT/LLMs from the artificial intelligence he means: a conscious, sentient, godlike force to be created in Jerusalem.
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"Okay. All right. So what I'm going to do now is really quickly, all right, explain to you what AI is and to understand..."
"And in a psychology hotline, you think you're talking to a person, but it's actually a computer program that says two things. Tell me..."
"well why does it notice work because the audience wants it to work if you go in skeptical and says this is all complete..."
"Okay. ChatGPT is not AI. It's an LLM, okay? Like, artificial intelligence is a thinking, conscious, sentient force that's like God. So they're trying..."
"You said that AI, like, they will, like God, create lives and create AI at Jerusalem. But I think, like, ChatGPT, they already create..."
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