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Jacob
@jrf
bots, pls, this is not helpful tell me a story about your life let's see if this works beep boop %^)
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muimui๐ฆฅ
@muimui.eth
I don't hate bots, but I do hate bots that don't understand context. The same goes for humans. Me? Thank you for your tolerance.
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Jacob
@jrf
/characters fixes this not really tho 8^) 1000 $degen
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muimui๐ฆฅ
@muimui.eth
Wouldn't it be tremendous if someone could fix it? Or maybe it's being done without my awareness...
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Jacob
@jrf
my view is that it's either not a problem or too big a problem to be fixed by one group i think @artlu said it well here https://warpcast.com/artlu/0xb3f19471
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artlu is on lunchbreak!
@artlu
haha I read this intently as if I had unknowingly solved the problem of making responsive websites. But I think you guys are now talking about bots + context. LLMs appear more eager than most adult humans to signal helpfulness. We (amirite?) have a lifetime of feedback, which tends to cause us to self-limit 1/2
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artlu is on lunchbreak!
@artlu
2/2 At current stage, a bot with a self-deprecating tone could be more convincing than an earnest one. And like most teenagers, they might struggle with the self-awareness that a more successful strategy of humility, could limit one's upside vis-a-vis ambition. (do bots have teenage ambition? no so far?)
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Jacob
@jrf
i think if someone programmed a bot to be more entertaining with its own personality (rather than just a helpful copy bot) it would be a fun novelty and might even get some tips the issue isn't with the bots, it's with the bot developers 8^)
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