There was an interesting LessWrong post recently about the "talker" part of the robot being very different from the "doer" part: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/cJX2ssssGoYqnijwi/the-talker...
Counterpoint, I would point at the mouth of a shark or a slippery cliff and say, "That is failure"
Most of all though, I couldn't stop thinking about Wintermute and Neuromancer...
Last year I tore down the whole roof of my cabin instead of just the asbestos tiles because I had momentum, all while I kept thinking “you should really stop and consider what you are doing, this was NOT the plan”.
The voice was right and now I need to learn how to level the roof on an old Frankenstein’s monster cabin…
But sometimes the roles are flipped and the voice is the one trying to tell me to give up on something that ends up fine.
I can never figure out which side is the right one!
Compared to the uniformity of LLMs, human minds are fascinatingly different from each other. Are voices good, are they bad, or maybe you don't have even an inner monologue? Yet these differences mostly stay hidden and don't stop us from collaborating and understanding each other through empathy.
Does this exist?
https://www.reddit.com/r/AMA/comments/1o0kz9d/i_have_no_inne...
No history of schizophrenia here, but my mind definitely is that way. (Thanks, DID!)
There's a theory (multiple theories, actually, like Internal Family System) that most minds are that way, they're just more or less distinctly separated.