Readit NewsWhen you operate a community that's hostile to questions that have already been answered, are poorly researched, or are homework, don't be surprised when people start taking those questions elsewhere, and don't be surprised when they start asking their good questions elsewhere, too.
I think they cannot spot the duplicated cart specifically, they just see the same "cart" (or key) used twice or multiple times at the same time and block it and possibly all devices involved.
Not defending Nintendo, but I believe it is technically impossible for them to distinguish between the pirate and the victim.
I can't tell if this is sarcasm.
And this is highly relevant for things like this. People often argue that if movies were so bad then people would stop watching them, unaware that people actually have stopped watching them!
Even for individual movies. For all the men-in-spandex movies, the best selling movie (by tickets sold) in modern times is Titanic, 27 years ago.
This is the right question.
The answer is most definitely no, LLMs are not set up to deal with the nuances of the human psyche. We're in real danger of LLM accidentally reinforcing dangerous lines of thinking. It's a matter of time till we get a "ChatGPT made me do it" headline.
Too many AI hype folks out there thinking that humans don't need humans, we are social creatures, even as introverts. Interacting with an LLM is like talking to an evil mirror.