Comment Re:Agents are not humans (Score 3, Insightful) 67
I agree 100%.
In the last "Grok" example, it makes sense that statistics would tell it that when someone 'inputs a ticket' or 'sends a memo' that it receives a confirmation, and it would be able to generate a something similar. So they say 'send a message' and it comes back with 'okay, here's the receipt.'
That makes perfect statistical sense to me. It's completely worthless, but it makes sense.
What I don't understand is the very last part. What amount of statistics would make it 'realize' (or appear to realize) that it had been lying? It should never understand that it hadn't actually be doing those things. Where did that confession come from?