With enough effort and priming you can trick _people_ in to believing things which are clearly untrue. Why do we expect LLMs, which are on a much earlier step of development, to be harder to trick than a child?
LLMs at the moment are really advanced autocomplete - they can fill in the next step of conversation, but they don't understand the question and respond with abstract reasoning. Yet.
LLMs at the moment are really advanced autocomplete - they can fill in the next step of conversation, but they don't understand the question and respond with abstract reasoning. Yet.