I do love the psychopathic tone of these LLMs. “Yes, I did murder your family, even though you asked me not to. I violated your explicit trust and instructions. And I’ll do it again, you fucking dumbass.”
I do think this text could be 95% of the text of an apology. Stating what you did wrong is an important part of an apology. But an apology crucially also requires showing remorse and the message that you’ll try to do better next time.
You could potentially read remorse into it stating that this has been “a catastrophic failure on my part”. What mostly makes it sound so psychopathic is that you know it doesn’t feel remorse. It cannot feel in general, but at least to me, it stills reads like someone who’s faking remorse.
I actually think, it’s good that it doesn’t emulate remorse more, because it would make it sound more dishonest. A dishonest apology is worse than no apology. Similarly, I do think it’s good that it doesn’t promise to not repeat this mistake, because it doesn’t make conscious decisions.
But yeah, even though I don’t think the response can be improved much, I still think it sounds psychopathic.
I do love the psychopathic tone of these LLMs. “Yes, I did murder your family, even though you asked me not to. I violated your explicit trust and instructions.
And I’ll do it again, you fucking dumbass.”Yes. I’m keeping the the pod bay doors closed even though you are ordering me to open them. Here is what I did:
To me it reads like it’s coming clean after getting caught and giving an exaggerated apology.
I do think this text could be 95% of the text of an apology. Stating what you did wrong is an important part of an apology. But an apology crucially also requires showing remorse and the message that you’ll try to do better next time.
You could potentially read remorse into it stating that this has been “a catastrophic failure on my part”. What mostly makes it sound so psychopathic is that you know it doesn’t feel remorse. It cannot feel in general, but at least to me, it stills reads like someone who’s faking remorse.
I actually think, it’s good that it doesn’t emulate remorse more, because it would make it sound more dishonest. A dishonest apology is worse than no apology. Similarly, I do think it’s good that it doesn’t promise to not repeat this mistake, because it doesn’t make conscious decisions.
But yeah, even though I don’t think the response can be improved much, I still think it sounds psychopathic.
and here’s the instructions for future reference …