They “behave” differently based on what you put into it. If you ever get the opportunity to snoop, try and see how other people use theirs. You might be surprised. Most of the meme’s sentiment comes from a cohort of corporate minded people who use the llm as a yes-man
For one real world example, the relativey recent Krafton/Unknown Worlds lawsuit. Krafton used ai to devise a legal strategy which failed spectacularly. Funny thing is the chat logs came up in court, so you can actually see that originally, the AI tried to course correct the ceo like how you are describing in your use of it, but he had it charge ahead anyway, at which point it behaved like the meme.
In my personal life I encounter people who use it for everything and claim to be 1,000x more productive, but mysteriously their metrics are worse than before and they haven’t actually materialized any tangible achievements. I think that’s the case for most people, hence the meme
They “behave” differently based on what you put into it. If you ever get the opportunity to snoop, try and see how other people use theirs. You might be surprised. Most of the meme’s sentiment comes from a cohort of corporate minded people who use the llm as a yes-man
For one real world example, the relativey recent Krafton/Unknown Worlds lawsuit. Krafton used ai to devise a legal strategy which failed spectacularly. Funny thing is the chat logs came up in court, so you can actually see that originally, the AI tried to course correct the ceo like how you are describing in your use of it, but he had it charge ahead anyway, at which point it behaved like the meme.
In my personal life I encounter people who use it for everything and claim to be 1,000x more productive, but mysteriously their metrics are worse than before and they haven’t actually materialized any tangible achievements. I think that’s the case for most people, hence the meme