Again, going full non-anthro doesn't seem useful either.
Humans are social creatures, if you throw one in the woods by itself before it learns anything from other humans (it dies) it will not really be anything like a human we recognize, it will be a rather wild animal that we'd consider anti-social with little higher cognition.
Now, this hypothetical human still has 'emotions' and feeling, much like our pets do. But without the social training they manifest much differently. That is our higher cognition can both manipulate how our bodies feel and create its own sense of feeling.
>they just return sentences that are lies because they reproduce what is in their training and in their training, in such context, the outputs are typically lies.
Eh, look up the more recent experimentation around 'pain' signals in models. We can induce states in said models that while running the model will do everything it can to move away from that state to any other state. The more you attempt to pin it to that state the more extreme measures its willing to take.
Your view of what models are seems to mismatch what we are actually finding when we look inside them.
Humans are social creatures, if you throw one in the woods by itself before it learns anything from other humans (it dies) it will not really be anything like a human we recognize, it will be a rather wild animal that we'd consider anti-social with little higher cognition.
Now, this hypothetical human still has 'emotions' and feeling, much like our pets do. But without the social training they manifest much differently. That is our higher cognition can both manipulate how our bodies feel and create its own sense of feeling.
>they just return sentences that are lies because they reproduce what is in their training and in their training, in such context, the outputs are typically lies.
Eh, look up the more recent experimentation around 'pain' signals in models. We can induce states in said models that while running the model will do everything it can to move away from that state to any other state. The more you attempt to pin it to that state the more extreme measures its willing to take.
Your view of what models are seems to mismatch what we are actually finding when we look inside them.