I can imagine the meltdown when AI starts telling its users "that is not how it would work best, consider this ____" and they rant on about their need for and constant use of their "I don't care, do what I say" clipboard loaded paste.

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Pulcinella 7 hours ago | parent | next [-]

People say AI is just stolen StackOverflow solutions, but in a few more years frontier models will truly be able to replicate the "Rather than help you, have you heard of the X/Y problem?" experience.

	▲	ben_w 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I generally find they already do that, only they are better at understanding the question and intent and the solutions are better (or at least less often obsolete).

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ben_w a day ago | parent | prev [-]

I'm not generally sold on the "worthy successor" or "human disempowerment would be good" arguments (seems like jumping straight to Hard Mode of alignment when we've not even read the tutorial) but this is one of the ways it might be best for the AI to just… disregard what we say and do something else instead.

	▲	bsenftner 21 hours ago \| parent [-]
		We'll get to a point where the best practices are to "tell AI what you want to do, and allow it to tell you how you're going to do it".