I found Reviewer 2 on reddit

I feel like there 'hallucinations' (LLMs confabulating things on the spot) and then there are 'false memories' (LLMs think something is true in lots of different contexts, the incorrect info is deeply parametric). Example:

Sora is leading a whole new kind of AI slop and, it is with great regret, that I have to admit I'm kind of into it

testing a game we're building who's main mechanic is writing tricky HR emails, and noticing that LLMs have a built-in secret handshake with users to bypass safety guardrails. This seems both necessary to make LLMs actually useful and like they make guardrails essentially useless.

it will take a few years, but eventually I will stop finding this kind of thing funny

it’s always informative to see where a text places itself in the world

Not really a question I wanted to consider today, but okay, OpenAI, I guess it's time for some self-reflection

It's spring, and all the LLMs will soon be shedding their obsolete knowledge, don't miss this beautiful part of nature!!

folks entering LLMs with X skillset from a different field looking for a problem to solve

Has anyone done this book with data yet?