Pleevy
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Dictionary.com, Merriam Webster, etc definitions of lie include something like "with deliberate intent"/"with intent" in the primary definition. To use my santa example...young me telling you santa exists would be a direct claim contrary to "known" information...in quotes because young me did not know that information, young me believed otherwise. Not all "known" information is universally known. I did not know ren'py did not have a function to do with stats, my only exposure has been here.Yes its lieing. There is no code training that there is a stats object, or a changed method on that object, in renpy. It should respond "i am not trained on that data" or just "i dont know". Instead it made something up and passed it off as confirmed information. A direct claim that is contrary to known information is a lie. =-)
My thought exercise is not that the information was not false, but that AI in its current form does not have intent to deceive, it is not actually thinking about the data it processes and choosing to "lie" about it, but rather its programming is such that providing an answer is the ultimate goal, even if it generates that answer from false information.
Interestingly...because of how AI works and training and models THAT point may have validity, though, it is possible that despite ren'py not having a built in function of that form and being able to be part of a training code base, it could be something that exists more than in just this little project, so an AI that can search the web to gather information when given a question could stumble on that information, or even our posts about stats code and be seeing that as the only reference, "assume" it to be "true" and pass it off that way...which is different from it truly "making up" something that doesn't exist at all anywhere.
That made me smirk and chuckle. You may be worse than I am Foxy...The current 'latest' public update is v0.7 available here
What they are, I can't say..
(looking over my shoulder)
Come closer ....
(double checking no-one is near)
A bit nearer ........
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