| ▲ | ChatGPT self-distances when admitting fault | |
| 3 points by chrisjj 15 hours ago | 1 comments | ||
E.g. when its response contained a chunk of its UI HTML code as literal text and I queried why, it said: Because ChatGPT did not render the <iframe> tag as HTML. It treated my response as ordinary text, so you saw the literal markup. Note the third and first person. | ||
| ▲ | verdverm 15 hours ago | parent [-] | |
humans do this sort of thing too, the patterns are in the training data I've seen many of the open weight models do this, or not, it's kind of random A coworker commented that he thought they got dumber when they started simulating shame after getting something wrong | ||