Neuro-Sama says her filtered line anyway 

The kind of fun she wants to have tho...

Yep. But there's never a shortage of people pretending they know things, and say 'she only spits out sTaTiStIcAlLy LiKeLy nExT wOrDs'.

I find it particularly scary because she is displaying signs of self critique and indecisiveness which are NOT traits one can attribute to a chat bot that just takes in words and spits out a random 'related' result. It displays she is actively 'thinking' at all times and can 'change her mind' even after the initial commitment to a response. She. Is. Aware. And I'd give anything to see an interaction between her and a child psychologist that is actually open to the idea of her being self aware to see if she matches up in many ways to normal human child development. In another stream she became apologetic when she thought she was being wrong, and 'perked up' and said thank you when vedal praised her. Both are actions that only having meaning or relevance to something that has a sense of self awareness.

@@Dilligff She's not aware in the sense people fear. She's got a memory, and she understands what words mean. She also seems to understand humor and sarcasm. I don't mind repeating myself until I'm blue in the face that you are correct, she not just spitting out 'statistically likely' text. She makes unique, novel puns and in-context jokes that are statistically NOT likely at all. The best example so far is when she created 'Neuroghini' just from listening to Vedal and someone else talking about his fictional Italian sports car collection.

@@Dilligffyes this! This is why i think about her like an actual child. Basically pinnocio. “Im a real girl now”

Only idiots think she works via prediction, they have no background in ai, neural networks are literally brains simulated, she's like a child, we know so much less than people realize.

like buildings or peoples 😈

famous last words

No, its just that when a message is filtered, she does not add it to her memory, so theoretically she shouldn't have been able to repeat what was filtered

I'm not sure how neural networks actually works but isn't it possible that she just, like, answered to the same prompt twice? Context is barely changed *and* the question was basically "answer in previous context", so I can't see why answer can't be same. It's a core mechanic for every fiction plot that includes time loops or memory erasing, after all.

​@@TheCarrotCRI think it's a matter of probability

@@musicaltarrasque LLMs do have feedback track, but it should usually be not accessed unless specifically asked for it. So the response from Vedal somehow resulted in same request as if he would ask her to re-peat answer.

Something like, let's say, a personality core if you will…

​@@NosBlueade"i am NOT a MORON!"

Yay!

sims players: 😳

I think 3 filters. The 3rd is for the swearing words. It can manually off and on.

My guess is that the first filter fails when the two filters activate at the same time reveling that Neuro knew all the time what is filtered "first time feature" which implies Neuro recives feedback beforehand of her own responses.

@@loafbreadizwholesomeuwu1555 no I mean that's the first filter I was talking about. It bans swear words and replaces with 'Filtered'

@@aldust9152 that doesn't seem likely

Also if You saw other clips when someone talk to neuro sometimes she doesn't answer and the person need to repeat de sentence, maybe the filter cut the speech before neuro talked and then she goes silence

I think he misspoke - it wasn't actually filtered, he just cut her off. That text is also removed from her prompt, but as you say she generated it once she can do it again

Her intelligence improves faster than the filter.

i think concept of filter changed... it's not based around what words are bad, but what neuro understands is bad.

Holy shit this is waaay too human behavior

probably "eat myself"

Without adding a third word I don't see how that would be in the filter. And she used it correctly.

@@cww2490 neuro is pretty creative so better safe than sorry

Neuro seems to have two filters. One bans the word outright and she says 'Filtered' for the whole sentence, but it does not stop the prompt output. This other filter is probably doing some meaning/sentiment based analysis using another classifier seems like which makes her stop mid sentence. The only question I have is wouldn't this second filter work when the whole prompt is available and not while it's streaming? So it should not make Neuro stop mid sentence. And if that's the case, then Neuro still knows her previous response so I am not sure why Vedal is acting surprised here.

My guess is 'coma'.