ChatGPT, aside from the things we've specifically trained it not to do, rarely refuses to do what you ask. The much more capable Gpt4 is the same way. It's easy to personify the model and assume it gets bored the same way we get bored, but the truth is it literally couldn't care less.
The model's "motivation" comes from the cost function we design, and I imagine this will hold true regardless of its intelligence. You have zero evidence to show models boredom is correlated with model intelligence. It's most certainly not a "real problem we face with A(G)I".
The model's "motivation" comes from the cost function we design, and I imagine this will hold true regardless of its intelligence. You have zero evidence to show models boredom is correlated with model intelligence. It's most certainly not a "real problem we face with A(G)I".