[xg15]

One aspect is that chat LLMs are trained to talk like a person - "If I should do X, just say the word" etc.

It would be interesting to train an LLM that consistently "talks like a computer" or a command line utility instead, i.e. passive sentences, relatively bare results of the tasks given, no reference to a self, etc.

[Terr_]

There's a webcomic where the author wrote some backstory before LLMs, where the world over-trusted in statistical models until it went wrong in a ghastly "stupid Skynet" way.

This led to international requirements that all "AI" have explainable/auditable decisions, and must have clear non-human features.

[xg15]

Do you have a link? That sounds interesting (and might be a genuinely good idea, especially with the explainable or auditable decision making)

[Terr_]

Here's the strip [0] where the author commentary goes into it.

In the niche of long sci-fi comedy webcomics with worldbuilding, I suggest Schlock Mercenary [1]. Early art is rough, but it gets consistently better.

[1] https://forwardcomic.com/archive.php?num=200

[0] https://www.schlockmercenary.com/

[xg15]

That looks interesting. Thanks a lot!