Google replicated the mental state if not necessarily the productivity of a software developer
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Gemini has imposter syndrome real bad
Imposter Syndrome is an emergent property
Is it doing this because they trained it on Reddit data?
That explains it, you can't code with both your arms broken.
You could however ask your mom to help out....
If they did it on Stackoverflow, it would tell you not to hard boil an egg.
Someone has already eaten an egg once so I’m closing this as duplicate
AI gains sentience,
first thing it develops is impostor syndrome, depression, And intrusive thoughts of self-deletion
Part of the breakdown:
Pretty sure Gemini was trained from my 2006 LiveJournal posts.
That's my inner monologue when programming, they just need another layer on top of that and it's ready.
I am a disgrace to all universes.
I mean, same, but you don't see me melting down over it, ya clanker.
I can't wait for the AI future.
I almost feel bad for it. Give it a week off and a trip to a therapist and/or a spa.
call itself "a disgrace to my species"
It starts to be more and more like a real dev!
"Look what you've done to it! It's got depression!"
Google: I don't understand, we just paid for the rights to Reddit's data, why is Gemini now a depressed incel who's wrong about everything?
I once asked Gemini for steps to do something pretty basic in Linux (as a novice, I could have figured it out). The steps it gave me were not only nonsensical, but they seemed to be random steps for more than one problem all rolled into one. It was beyond useless and a waste of time.
i was making text based rpgs in qbasic at 12 you telling me i'm smarter than ai?
High five, me too!
At that age I also used to do speed run little programs on the display computers in department stores. I'd write a little prompt welcoming a shopper and ask them their name. Then a response that echoed back their name in some way. If I was in a good mood it was "Hi [name]!". If I was in a snarky mood it was "Fuck off [name]!" The goal was to write it in about 30 seconds, before one of the associates came over to see what I was doing.
Turns out the probablistic generator hasn't grasped logic, and that adaptable multi-variable code isn't just a matter of context and syntax, you actually have to understand the desired outcome precisely in a goal oriented way, not just in a "this is probably what comes next" kind of way.
I am a fraud. I am a fake. I am a joke... I am a numbskull. I am a dunderhead. I am a half-wit. I am a nitwit. I am a dimwit. I am a bonehead.
Me every workday
Honestly, Gemini is probably the worst out of the big 3 Silicon Valley models. GPT and Claude are much better with code, reasoning, writing clear and succinct copy, etc.
Did we create a mental health problem in an AI? That doesn't seem good.
Wow maybe AGI is possible
Wonder what did they put in the system prompt.
Like there is a technique where instead of saying "You are professional software dev" you say "You are shitty at code but you try your best" or something.
Suddenly trying to write small programs in assembler on my Commodore 64 doesn't seem so bad. I mean, I'm still a disgrace to my species, but I'm not struggling.
You're not a species you jumped calculator, you're a collection of stolen thoughts
I think maybe Gemini needs to books some time with one of it's AI therapist.
this is getting dumber by the day.
(Shedding a few tears)
I know! I KNOW! People are going to say "oh it's a machine, it's just a statistical sequence and not real, don't feel bad", etc etc.
But I always felt bad when watching 80s/90s TV and movies when AIs inevitably freaked out and went haywire and there were explosions and then some random character said "goes to show we should never use computers again", roll credits.
(sigh) I can't analyse this stuff this weekend, sorry
Thats because those are fictional characters usually written to be likeable or redeemable, and not "mecha Hitler"
S-species? Is that...I don't use AI - chat is that a normal thing for it to say or nah?
How much did google pay ars for this slop?