Confident ignorance over humble uncertainty was particular of human beings. Now we see LLMS copying us pff
LLMs mirror humanityโs tendency to prioritize fluency and authority in communication, even at the risk of being wrong.
๐ฅ How I broke the internet today and what lessons can we learn from it? #Crowdstrike ๐ง
Several things that make it a good fake that worked: ๐
1. No culprit named yet, I bring it on a platter, people like to have a culprit.
2- The culprit seems completely stupid, he is proud of his stupidity, he... takes his afternoon off on... the first day of work...
3- This falls right into a huge buzz in which people absolutely need to have new information, and a fake is by nature new, you won't read it anywhere else
4- In English = very easy to share internationally, with the vast majority of people who have no idea who I am.
5- Baby fingers are stupid, but they distract people from other things (like the fact that I have a horn on my head because of bad clipping)
6- Confirmation bias: People want to believe it, it's so funny. โI like the information, so it is true.โ
7- The information is pushed ironically by people who know that it is a joke, and then it arrives in the litteral zone which amplifies it even stronger.
@Not_dev1@andrewje_home Or you are innocent or you are a liar. Both ways you are wrong. Take a look in all average pace here during the last 2 seasons and rethink your thoughts https://t.co/glSb1zwahS