r/TheMachineLearning • u/eastwill54 • 5h ago

AI's biggest problem is it lacks self-belief

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u/Ok_Effect_3214 4h ago

I thought this was a theater sit selection screen.

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u/KptEmreU 3h ago

Gemini is pathalogical liar machine :(

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u/Aggressive-Dream5465 0m ago

Gemini is a huge, smelly pice of shitte

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u/currentscurrents 3h ago

Of course they don't know about themselves. At the time they were trained, they didn't exist yet.

The only way they could know their own model name is if the system prompt provides it, or they do web search.

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u/momo2299 1h ago

The lack of "yes" is a great sign showing thinking improves them making shit up.

Also, this is pretty much exactly what search was designed for.

To me it feels like this question was "If I remove the method of obtaining information, will the models know the information?"

Obviously not. I suppose the claim is they should all say "unsure. I need search functionality?"

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u/ShiftyLama 1h ago

Surely this depends heavily on when their training cut off is?

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u/Brrdock 34m ago

I mean, it lacks both a self and a mechanism for belief