The glue incident was caused because the LLM didn’t understand the Reddit user who was suggesting it was joking.
you don't say
this post was submitted on 16 Oct 2025
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You mean sarcasm is nuanced and LLMs have no real thought, missing all nuance?
Get right out of town, whaaaaat.
Okay, I will.
What do you mean they're fancy word prediction models and don't understand things?!
But Sam Altman said AGI!
I didn’t try this yet but why the fuck would Reddit even need an ai. Does anyone care? Will anybody pay for it? Or is it just because Reddit is a public company and stonks need to go up?
It's the natural progression of subreddit simulator. Somebody heard about dead internet theory and had to make it a reality.
With AI you can fake engagement, which convinces shareholders you are much valuable. Share price go up, free money
I've actually found it useful. I searched Reddit for a specific technical question and it responded with "Here's what other users asked, what people said in the comments, and the links to their posts.
Although, I did a standard search for Reddit, and the AI appeared instead of the results. I did not intentionally summon the AI. It's also terribly prone to hallucinations and lying.
"other users have said Kill Yourself"
Sounds like a plan. I think I'm going to love it to death
Where can one get this Hair-O-Inn?
"Hello, fellow students ..."
finally
Inclusion of Erowid in the training corpus had initially seemed like a good idea.
To be fair, I have never tried it.