[csomar]

> it has made me question whether such a thing even exists

I was reading a reddit post the other day where the guy lost his crypto holdings because he input his recovery phrase somewhere. We question the intelligence of LLMs because they might open a website, read something nefarious, and then do it. But here we have real humans doing the exact same thing...

> I guess humans really aren't so special after all

No they are not. But we are still far from getting there with the current LLMs and I suspect mimicking the human brain won't be the best path forward.

[krige]

> But here we have real humans doing the exact same thing...

I'd wager that a motivation in designing these systems it so they do not make these mistakes. Otherwise what's the point, really.

[sayamqazi]

I think a system too perfect will not show any creativity. Maybe wild new ideas require taking risks which means a system that can invent new things will end up making bad choices.

[johnisgood]

Our own, and other people's mistakes shape us, and our understanding. What even is perfect, anyway?

[krige]

I'm not interested in navel gazing. I'm interested in getting my taxes done properly.