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It's funny, because what makes them more like a real person is their inability to be consistent.
Like genuinely, LLMs are indeed cool, but in many ways all we've done is create a computer that is as bad at computer tasks as a human.
It lies with the same confidence that it uses to tell the truth, mostly because it can't actually make distinctions between the two.
What we have done is even worse because by and large the marketing around AI has worked and people categorically trust what a single AI will tell them after asking the question only once and if that doesn't terrify you, you aren't paying attention.
If there is a future for ai it is in "ensembles" where you ask several independently trained and developed LLMs the same question, preferably at least checking some of the LLMs for consistency/indepth correct knowledge by asking them the same question twice in two different sessions. Then you evaluate from the ensemble of answers what you think the real answer is.
Sound tedius compared to just using a search engine that works?
...and to that question I respond emphatically - Yes, very much so!