>The people who wrote a lot about a topic is who the AI mimics. So the people who wrote a lot about AI is therefore the people who the AI mimics when asked about AI.
AIs/LLMs don't work like this. You don't feed an input, that gets stored and then reproduced, for two reasons:
1. as for humans, inputs are processed and distributed across a very large network of information
2. AIs may have some level of belief (unless on applies the usual circular logic that they can't, because property X is exclusively human).
There's a very interesting research: https://aclanthology.org/2023.findings-emnlp.68/ in which researchers inferred the truthfulness of statements by examining a internal activations. AIs, in short, appeared to have an internal representation of truthfulness.
AIs/LLMs don't work like this. You don't feed an input, that gets stored and then reproduced, for two reasons:
1. as for humans, inputs are processed and distributed across a very large network of information
2. AIs may have some level of belief (unless on applies the usual circular logic that they can't, because property X is exclusively human).
There's a very interesting research: https://aclanthology.org/2023.findings-emnlp.68/ in which researchers inferred the truthfulness of statements by examining a internal activations. AIs, in short, appeared to have an internal representation of truthfulness.