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An AI couldnât beat humans at StarCraft, so it decided to cheat
www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/1004543/openai-gpt-cheat-starcraftposted in Technology
An AI couldnât beat humans at StarCraft, so it decided to cheat
www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/1004543/openai-gpt-cheat-starcraftIâm so sick of the humanising language used in these articles.
An LLM doesnât âdecide to cheatâ.
If you instruct a model to try everything, then inevitably, after n million iterations it will do something you didnât expect.
If you train a model to copy code bases and augment them, then when you instruct that model to develop a bot to do whatever thing, is it really that fucking surprising when it does exactly what it has been created for?
Replying to @â¨im_fine_sandy@nord.pubâŠ
âOmg the digits of pi contain the binary digital code of an mp4 of me taking a shit this morning! Circles are seniientâ-ass language
Replying to @â¨Garbagio@lemmy.zipâŠ
But wouldnât that be amazing if THAT was the thing that proved pi contained the whole universe - I mean, the first thing they âunlockedâ. lol.
Disclaimer: I donât think pi contains the universe, just love to think about things like that occasionally for fun.
Replying to @â¨daychilde@lemmy.worldâŠ
Technically it does as the infinite set contains all possible subsets, or whatever
Replying to @â¨daychilde@lemmy.worldâŠ
as an infinte random string of values, the digits of pi will, sooner or later, contain any specific string of values.
i think it was Saganâs âContactâ where aliens sent a message to read the digits of pi from the x th place to the y th place, and that stretch could be read as instructions on how to build a machine to reply.
Replying to @â¨livingheart@sh.itjust.worksâŠ
It is believed that pi is âabsolutely normalâ in the strict mathematical definition: that in any base numbering system, any finite sequence of digits appears as frequently as any other sequence of that length. If thatâs true, then yes, a particular binary string, including one that corresponds to a particular digital file (like a particular mp4 file), can be found in pi.
That said, it hasnât actually been proven that pi is normal. If itâs not normal, then the number can be infinitely non-repeating and still never hit that particular sequence of digits.