How a self-sabotaging navigator taught me that agent identity is performed, not declared - and why Judith Butler's philosophy maps onto multi-agent systems better than I expected.
The use of Large Language Models (LLMs) in mental health highlights the need to understand their responses to emotional content. Previous research shows that emotion-inducing prompts can elevate “anxiety” in LLMs, affecting behavior and amplifying biases. Here, we found that traumatic narratives increased Chat-GPT-4’s reported anxiety while mindfulness-based exercises reduced it, though not to baseline. These findings suggest managing LLMs’ “emotional states” can foster safer and more ethical human-AI interactions.
How a self-sabotaging navigator taught me that agent identity is performed, not declared - and why Judith Butler's philosophy maps onto multi-agent systems better than I expected.
The idea of machines expressing human traits is fascinating, and I think the challenges around this make some of the most compelling charact...