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In reply to the discussion: You've probably heard that AI chatbots can completely fabricate quotes. It happened yesterday in a DU thread. [View all]Orrex
(66,858 posts)37. I think we're differing on what qualifies as the "same" person
Marty traveling back ten minutes to high-five his ten-minutes-earlier version isn't the same person in two places; it's present-Marty and earlier-Marty, each occupying a separate respective space.
However, I just remembered that the forgettable Time Cop actually played with this specific issue. (SPOILERS) In the end, our brave hero physically pushes present-timeframe Aaron McComb into past-timeframe Aaron McComb, and the two McCombs are destroyed.
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You've probably heard that AI chatbots can completely fabricate quotes. It happened yesterday in a DU thread. [View all]
highplainsdem
Friday
OP
Lol for fun I asked an AI the reason for the discrepancy and gave it the passage from your post
AZJonnie
Friday
#2
Not sure what you mean. It quoted one of my replies in that Science Fiction thread, or it quoted
highplainsdem
Friday
#4
Claude is clueless. There is an actual story. I posted links about it in the earlier thread I linked to. There
highplainsdem
Friday
#9
It's not surprising that it got confused, this entire discussion is extremely circular
AZJonnie
Friday
#13
I would've expected any bot to at least follow the links in both threads, which would have shown that
highplainsdem
Friday
#15
Interesting seeing you try to defend Claude's inane answer, when this thread links to the older thread
highplainsdem
Yesterday
#19
I guess I am, given you don't know what the actual prompt was, yet are arbitrarily coming up with a strawman
AZJonnie
Yesterday
#20
No, the problem using genAI is with genAI and its inherent flaws. Anyone who's ever used genAI should
highplainsdem
14 hrs ago
#27
Obviously I know I don't know nearly as much on this topic as you do, so I generally defer, Sir :)
AZJonnie
Friday
#14
These tools don't just fabricate fiction. They fabricate citations in law and science pieces.
RockRaven
Friday
#6
Yes. I mentioned that in the earlier thread I linked to. I've posted lots of warnings here over the last few years
highplainsdem
Friday
#10
+1. AI is essentially a smooth-talking buzzword-spewing bullshitter with an unlimited capacity for plagiarism
dalton99a
Friday
#12
When ChatGPT became popular, people said AI systems really need to provide sources.
Renew Deal
Yesterday
#24
Thanks - but I wouldn't have caught it if I hadn't already looked at a number of websites about the story so
highplainsdem
14 hrs ago
#25
Yeah, it's getting scary. I posted something I didn't know was AI. I took it down as soon as
mucifer
14 hrs ago
#28