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Report: OpenAI holding back GPT-4 image features on fears of privacy issues - Enlarge (credit: Witthaya Prasongsin (Getty Images))

OpenAI ha... - arstechnica.com/?p=1954677 -4

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A professor tells his 63 students to ask for an essay (on religious symbolism in children's fantasy literature). Which the students should grade for |s and critique the analysis.

All of them found hallucinated sources.

And the students learnt a lot (some examples in C.W. Howell's thread).

Story here 🐦🔗 twitter.com/cwhowell123/status (will be written up somewhere else later, apparently)

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Why ChatGPT and Bing Chat are so good at making things up - Enlarge (credit: Aurich Lawson | Getty Images)

Over the past f... - arstechnica.com/?p=1902025 -3

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Felix Schönbrodt · @nicebread
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@UlrikeHahn

Thanks for these inspiring thoughts.

Your second point reminds me of the syndrome of patients with right-hemispheric brain damages. Their behavior (at least superficially) has quite some similarities to . Maybe the difference - at least to some left-hemispheric brain functions lacking a right-hemispheric balancing - is not that large?

This blog post has some interesting thoughts about it:
lesswrong.com/posts/ZXB3HbAuwJ

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, false memory, or less often pseudomemory is a term in cognitive defined as a recollection of something that never happened. This can range from something as minor as misremembering an item on a list to fabricating an entire detailed, vivid out of whole cloth. While it is intuitively obvious that memory is fallible, a great deal of and is built on the idea that all or at least some memory is infallible, as in much evidence. This assertion is unsupported by current evidence. Memory, in essence, is not akin to a tape recorder but a process that reconstructs past experience. This makes it highly susceptible to errors.

The foundational works relating to confabulation in were produced by Frederic Bartlett & Elizabeth Loftus.


rationalwiki.org/wiki/Confabul

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enfa (metafilter) · @enfa
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@going_to_maine Concur, is a good a term as any.

(I guess you could write PaaS as a verb? but that will get folks confused with both the easter egg dye and Platform as a Service.)

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From the archive: Should be used as ? When they are, what do they tell us?Kathleen Murphy-Hollies and Lisa Bortolotti discuss the importance of stories and our vulnerability to when we use them. imperfectcognitions.blogspot.c @philosophy @philosophyofmind

#confabulation #evidence #stories

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Imperfect Cognitions · @imperfectcognitions
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From the archive: Should be used as ? When they are, what do they tell us?Kathleen Murphy-Hollies and Lisa Bortolotti discuss the importance of stories and our vulnerability to when we use them. imperfectcognitions.blogspot.c @philosophy @philosophyofmind

#confabulation #evidence #stories

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Lisa Bortolotti · @lisabortolotti
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Article: "Stories as evidence"🔓where we consider the value of personal narratives as (also stories on social media) in the light of distortions & cambridge.org/core/journals/me /5

#confabulation #memory #COVID19 #evidence

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Lisa Bortolotti · @lisabortolotti
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Article: "Exceptionalism at the Time of : Where Nationalism Meets Irrationality"🔓 where we bring philosophical literature on & to bear on the responses to the pandemic in US & UK brill.com/view/journals/dyp/55 /2

#confabulation #optimism #COVID19

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