The Loss of Control Observatory analysed over 183,000 AI interaction transcripts and found a 5x increase in scheming-related incidents over five months.
I just explained /why/ it happened, I literally nowhere in my post said, or implied, someone should pay for more expensive models. What are you smoking?
You just have to be aware they have very short memory when using a cheap model and assume anything you wrote 1 minute ago has already left its memory, which is why they produce pretty dumb output if you try and depend on that… so… dont depend on that.
Cheap fuckers cheaping out, shocker (context is (V)RAM). AI speedrunning enshittification, who’d of thunk.
Uh… no its just the free models being free, theyre lower cost intentionally to provide free options for people who dont wanna pay subscription fees.
Eh sort of, its more operating costs, the larger the context size the more expensive the model is to run, literally in terms of power consumption.
Keep in mind we are on the scale of fractions of cents here, but multiply that by millions of users and it adds up fast.
But the end result is that the agent will fuck stuff up, and will even quickly /forget/ it fucked that up if you dont catch it asap
A lot of them have a context window that can be wiped out within like, 2 minutes of steady busywork…
I love how your response to the catastrophic results of stupidly trusting ai is “pay more money to ai companies”.
Sane person’s response: don’t trust llms.
What are you talking about.
No? I never said that.
I just explained /why/ it happened, I literally nowhere in my post said, or implied, someone should pay for more expensive models. What are you smoking?
You just have to be aware they have very short memory when using a cheap model and assume anything you wrote 1 minute ago has already left its memory, which is why they produce pretty dumb output if you try and depend on that… so… dont depend on that.
Everyone else who has any sense: llms are shit and you shouldn’t trust them with executive power.
You: just the cheap ones.
Me: no, all of them. What kind of lunatic trusts control of anything important to a fundamentally stochastic process?
I never said that. I just said that the cheap ones are especially shitty.
People on this site really lack reading comprehension it seems.