I must be completely unimaginative because I've yet to find any AI model remotely interesting, or willing/able to talk about interesting things.
At the moment it feels like everyone in the world has gone insane except for me.
At the moment it feels like everyone in the world has gone insane except for me.
There is nothing interesting a bot has to say. It has no personality, but also has every personality at once. There’s no curiosity as to what it’s thinking because it’s not thinking. It has no preferences or dislikes or ability to relate to anything fundamentally human. I don’t get it, and it doesn’t matter how good bots get. At best it’ll be a tool but it’s never going to be my friend.
I have to try out GPT-4, but I don't think it will be able to help me with my hobby. Like getting the feel of a painting right, whereas my friends have an easy time pointing out flaws or give recommendations beyond some technical irrelevancy
The more I interact with an LLM the more it reminds me of my manager.
This seems like such a strong claim, that I shouldn't be the one arguing for it. Rather you should bring strong evidence.
Tbh,I agree with on the manager anecdote (maybe more on the cynical side)
>What kind of interests do you have?
I've tried talking to it about all sorts of things. Music, electrical engineering, religion, culture, etc. It's just too agreeable to be interesting, and every time I think I'm getting close to getting it to disagree about something, it shuts down.
Also the tone is unmistakable, and something I haven't been able to shake. But it's like I could predict its responses before it writes them (again, definition of boring).