I believe pretty much everyone has been able to do that since ~1290 AD when Raimundus Lullus invented the method of joining together two random parts of unrelated statements.
Humans likely hallucinated even before that, but for the last ~700 years they’ve been able to do so on a sound theoretical basis :)
He’s one of the contenders for the fame of «inventor of the first mechanical computer»; Just that his technical arsenal was mostly limited to paper and scissors. That’s why he only invented a Small Language Model… :)
Trust the bird. He can talk… can you fly?
A parrot for prevarication and a mockingbird for mendacity.
Throw the tv and computers out to save on electricity. Nice. Warm cheese tastes good too.
Not sure if that is a money-saving strategy (feed, vet bills), but it's certainly way better than TV in every other respect.
Does the parrot also hallucinate "facts," like its human and digitized counterparts?
I believe pretty much everyone has been able to do that since ~1290 AD when Raimundus Lullus invented the method of joining together two random parts of unrelated statements.
Humans likely hallucinated even before that, but for the last ~700 years they’ve been able to do so on a sound theoretical basis :)
I'd never heard of Raimundus Lullus until now. I hope he's not a hallucination!
He’s one of the contenders for the fame of «inventor of the first mechanical computer»; Just that his technical arsenal was mostly limited to paper and scissors. That’s why he only invented a Small Language Model… :)