Google Gemini tells grad student to 'please die' while helping with his homework (opens in new tab)

(theregister.com)

7 pointsbillyhoffman1y ago6 comments

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I'm a little sorry that they didn't engage with it. How am I a burden? By who's values? Is this your opinion? How do you know about my contributions? What are or aren't they? The stain I'm making on the universe, will that buff out?

chrisjj1y ago

"Large language models can sometimes respond with nonsensical responses, and this is an example of that."

No Google, there is nothing nonsensical in this response. It is crystal clear.

caekislove1y ago

Here's the chat, for those who are interested:

https://archive.is/CXjlp

quantified1y ago

It really does look like homework cheating. I guess it's been so long since I was in school, I didn't realize it's normal to get someone else to give you all the answers.

Isn't trolling or sarcastic humor a sign of intelligence?

sciento1y ago

This is scary. AI has become sentient so quickly?

chrisjj1y ago

Scarier would be mistaking this as intelligence, but surely you didn't :)

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delichon1y ago

chrisjj1y ago

"Large language models can sometimes respond with nonsensical responses, and this is an example of that."

No Google, there is nothing nonsensical in this response. It is crystal clear.

caekislove1y ago

Here's the chat, for those who are interested:

https://archive.is/CXjlp

quantified1y ago

It really does look like homework cheating. I guess it's been so long since I was in school, I didn't realize it's normal to get someone else to give you all the answers.

Isn't trolling or sarcastic humor a sign of intelligence?

sciento1y ago

This is scary. AI has become sentient so quickly?

chrisjj1y ago

Scarier would be mistaking this as intelligence, but surely you didn't :)

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