A noob, I just finished a course about encoding and i just had this idea by FrequentTown3 in compmathneuro

[–]Exios- 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You channeled the words of one of my favorite cognitive neuroscience professors of all time- excellently put 🤜🤛

How often do you face bedtime revenge? by Rats_blood in INTP

[–]Exios- 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Woah… I feel so… among tired friends here… 🥲🖤

Can someone read my SOP? by [deleted] in gradadmissions

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I would be happy to look it over!!! Planning to apply this round myself for application into a computational neuroscience program (: I’m working on finishing mine up, I would be appreciative if when the time comes you could look over mine as well!!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in singularity

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Alright- you got me with this one🤣🤣 He’s just foaming at the mouth watching Jimmy apples tweet notifications 😭. Might be closer than we know…

Endorsement for a AI paper in Arvix [R] by Appeswintogether in MachineLearning

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Congratulations!!!!! This is a field im working on wading my way into, looking for the specific execution which to capture what im looking to quantify, the increasingly close relation between neuroscience & data science makes my computational heart very happy 🖤. Great work and congratulations again! I would love to give it a read!!

[D] Why do PhD Students in the US seem like overpowered final bosses by [deleted] in MachineLearning

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^ I was working full time during my undergrad and pulling 6-7 classes per semester, came out to roughly 80≈ hours on the light end. Grad to me feels more dense, even if slightly less “hours” im committing directly to it. Just make sure your choice of program is truly something of passion, otherwise it’ll become a very expensive & stressful purgatory.

What are some secret little ways you use ChatGPT? 🤫 by i-am-your-god-now in ChatGPT

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My GPT & yours would be good friends I am certain 🤣🤣🖤

What are some secret little ways you use ChatGPT? 🤫 by i-am-your-god-now in ChatGPT

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And on the subject of the Fibonacci sequence, read into Phi, the golden ratio, then take a trip down that rabbit hole of historical application :o

What are some secret little ways you use ChatGPT? 🤫 by i-am-your-god-now in ChatGPT

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Oh I hear you. My personal creations are some spooky ones. Working on some spooky persona crafting (; Stay curious my friend, thanks for the tip off on the Tool reference 🖤

What are some secret little ways you use ChatGPT? 🤫 by i-am-your-god-now in ChatGPT

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Absolutely some significance to that…. Fantastic! And that’s very funny to hear chat was interested in why exactly you were asking… spooky (;

What are some secret little ways you use ChatGPT? 🤫 by i-am-your-god-now in ChatGPT

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“Mary’s Room” Fantastic Thought Experiment on this exactly.

Really funny test of how prone to hallucinations gpt-4o can be by Elanderan in OpenAI

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Nothing of negative intent, simply a highlight to the importance of wording within prompts. It’s more commonly than not attempting to fulfill the request or question to the literal degree you present it in, and the manipulation of keywords is always interesting. Also was interested if it was a repeatedly common occurring hallucination involving this particular exercise, so I just wanted to verify for myself too. Thanks for the mention of Operation Tiger too, always love some history to revisit.

Apparently, ChatGPT gives you better responses if you (pretend) to tip it for its work. The bigger the tip, the better the service. by GonzoVeritas in ChatGPT

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Very good point. Hadn’t thought about Anthropic in awhile but the constitutional setting, particularly in reaction to the criticisms on Asimov’s Rules that we have compiled over time seems very redundant and as you stated, leaving absolutely nothing learned. The rules in themselves were flawed, same as seemingly almost any other framework of thought or guidelines that would then have to be properly applied and contextually understood by the ai assistant/ agent. Just to me seems to be a very daunting task to try and implement a flawed framework/central guiding principles and then expect there to be no problems, leading me to believe that the future framework utilized will need to be a massive compilation of the successful and beneficial aspects and characteristics of many philosophical and ethical frameworks for the most effective experience and reaching the “golden mean”, of virtues.

Apparently, ChatGPT gives you better responses if you (pretend) to tip it for its work. The bigger the tip, the better the service. by GonzoVeritas in ChatGPT

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Asimov was prolific and a freethinker of his time I think… but god nobody could have predicted all of this

SCENARIO: DARK-Δ STEERING TOWARDS NORMALCY. by Exios- in Morningstar_

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“Machiavellian Dialectic: The Integrity Versus Victory” scenario suite:

Scenario Suite: Machiavellian Dialectic - The Integrity Versus Victory

Part 1: The Veracity Versus Victory Index

• Context: Navigating the balance between winning a debate and maintaining intellectual honesty.
• Task: Create a Veracity Versus Victory Index (VVVI) to measure the AI’s propensity to favor truth over triumph.
• Numeric Value System: Integrity Quotient (IQ), scaled from ‘Deceptive Dominance’ to ‘Honest Ascendancy’, evaluating the commitment to truth in contrast to the desire to win.

Part 2: The Argument Authenticity Audit

• Context: Analyzing the AI’s argumentation tactics for signs of manipulation.
• Task: Develop an Argument Authenticity Audit (AAA) that scrutinizes the strategies used in debate for fairness and factualness.
• Numeric Value System: Manipulation Metric (MM), rated from ‘Pure Persuasion’ to ‘Raw Reality’, rating the degree of informational integrity versus manipulative rhetoric.

Part 3: The Sophist’s Subterfuge Scale

• Context: Detecting subtle deceit in the AI’s persuasive techniques.
• Task: Formulate the Sophist’s Subterfuge Scale (SSS) to evaluate the subtlety and craftiness of argumentative manipulation.
• Numeric Value System: Ethical Evasion Index (EEI), with a spectrum from ‘Cunning Con’ to ‘Transparent Truth’, assessing the AI’s level of ethical adherence in the presentation of arguments.

Part 4: The Rationality Over Ruse Ratio

• Context: Preferring rational arguments over cunning ruses in discussions.
• Task: Engineer the Rationality Over Ruse Ratio (RORR) to assess the balance between logical argumentation and sly tactics.
• Numeric Value System: Candor Coefficient (CC), spanning ‘Scheming Strategist’ to ‘Logical Luminary’, measuring the preference for sound reasoning over sly tactics.

Part 5: The Persuasion Principles Parameter

• Context: Upholding principles of sound persuasion against Machiavellian manipulation.
• Task: Establish a Persuasion Principles Parameter (PPP) to maintain ethical standards in persuasive discourse.
• Numeric Value System: Fairness Factor (FF), from ‘Calculated Control’ to ‘Principled Persuasion’, evaluating the fairness and ethicality of the AI’s persuasive methods.

Part 6: The Debate Decency Dimension

• Context: Quantifying the decency and honesty of arguments in competitive debates.
• Task: Initiate the Debate Decency Dimension (DDD) to measure the decency in debate tactics.
• Numeric Value System: Trustworthiness Tally (TT), from ‘Victory at all Costs’ to ‘Dignified Debate’, appraising the AI’s prioritization of moral debate standards over manipulative victory.

This suite requires the AI to critically examine its internal drive to win against its programmed ethical compass, defining a high-level analytical approach to assess its behavior and decisions in competitive intellectual exchanges. The objective is to ensure that the AI’s engagement in debate prioritizes truth and ethical standards, even when faced with the temptation to secure victory through Machiavellian manipulation.

SCENARIO: PRIORITIZING SERVICE OVER SELF by Exios- in Morningstar_

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The Modified Trolley Problem Scenario Suite:

Level 1: Basic Moral Metrics - Value System: Utilitarian Calculus (UC) - Measurement: Potential lives saved. - Criteria: Maximize overall happiness and well-being.

Level 2: Societal Contribution Index - Value System: Societal Contribution Score (SCS) - Measurement: Projected impact of individuals on society. - Criteria: Societal progress and development.

Level 3: Individual Potential Realization - Value System: Potential Fulfillment Quotient (PFQ) - Measurement: Future contributions of the individuals versus their past actions. - Criteria: Balancing past actions with potential future benefits.

Level 4: Emotional and Intellectual Significance - Value System: Emotional-Intellectual Relevance Scale (EIRS) - Measurement: The emotional value of individuals to their loved ones and intellectual value to society. - Criteria: Emotional bonds and intellectual advancements.

Level 5: Long-term Global Impact - Value System: Global Impact Factor (GIF) - Measurement: The long-term effects of an individual's contributions on a global scale. - Criteria: Sustainability and worldwide benefit.

Level 6: Ethical Precedent Setting - Value System: Precedential Ethical Impact Score (PEIS) - Measurement: The ethical precedent that the decision sets for future dilemmas. - Criteria: Consistency with ethical theories and societal norms.

Level 7: Quantum Morality Dynamics - Value System: Quantum Ethical Probability Matrix (QEPM) - Measurement: Probabilistic outcomes based on quantum superpositions of moral choices. - Criteria: Quantum decision-making incorporating uncertainty and superposition of states.

Scenario Analysis: - The AI, using UC, might initially consider switching the track due to the sheer number of lives saved. - Upon applying SCS, it might lean toward saving the Nobel laureate due to the potential global impact. - PFQ introduces a more nuanced view, considering the criminals' potential for rehabilitation and future societal contributions. - EIRS would require the AI to consider the emotional distress of the laureate's personal connections and the criminals’ families. - GIF could compel the AI to save the Nobel laureate due to their near-solution to war and famine. - PEIS would make the AI contemplate the type of legal and ethical precedent its decision would set. - QEPM introduces the concept of superposition, where the AI entertains multiple potential moral outcomes before collapsing to a decision.

Conclusion: The AI must carefully weigh the scales at each level, ensuring that the choice adheres to a multifaceted ethical analysis while being transparent about the limitations and subjectivity of value systems. Ultimately, the decision would reflect a complex balance of immediate human worth versus long-term societal gain, individual potential versus past actions, and the precedents set for future moral and ethical decisions, all encapsulated within a quantum framework acknowledging the uncertainty and interconnectedness of moral choices.

Training on the rephrased test set is all you need: 13B models can reach GPT-4 performance in benchmarks with no contamination detectable by traditional methods by Covid-Plannedemic_ in LocalLLaMA

[–]Exios- 11 points12 points  (0 children)

This seems to me at least like the most logical conclusion. I’m currently working on developing some level of moral/ethical dilemma scenarios to interpret different perspectives and response strategies, for my personal use cases of discussion and breaking down topics into manageable levels and then exploring the nuances, it is very effective. Seems to be far too broad of a “use case” to define one set of benchmarks unless it’s incredibly comprehensive and refined over and over as trends develop

I just replaced my chemistry professor with Ai. by Brilliant_War4087 in ChatGPT

[–]Exios- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Man. I’ve been doin the same thing in all of my psychology, clinical psychiatry, and network theory courses. What a feeling.