Are they so fundamentally devoid of anything resembling character, or they feel that they are, that they feel a "stochastic parrot", an analogy I got from a friend, has more intrinsic worth to it? Well it doesn't. Even if you fail, horribly, that has more intrinsic value, to me anyways.
Failure at least shows, well, your fallibility as a human, and you can take, lessons from that, find tools to *help* you in the future... But they usually see little value in trying, or learning from other people's work. They see it as a commodity. One they're *owed*.
My brain is getting scattered, mixing up a lot of related but unrelated things together here. That's all for now. Fucking hate how LLMs are being used in 99% of scenarios. It is legitimately exhausting trying to explain this shit to normies. I do like the analogy, "stochastic parrot"... Yeah.
I need to read more. I'd be able to draw from more, succinct and accurate language to describe the organized amorphous blob that are my thoughts. I see the structure, yet I can't describe it. To be continued...