LLMs are expert movie script writers (butternut.click)

Recent insights suggest that large language models (LLMs) function similarly to expert movie scriptwriters, crafting dialogue by predicting statements based on prior interactions. Typically, LLMs are trained on dialogue exchanges where they perceive conversation roles but lack any true sense of identity or self-awareness. The model predicts responses based on both user and assistant dialogues without distinguishing between the two, which raises questions about their understanding of roles and self-perception. This comparison highlights crucial limitations in LLMs, emphasizing that they do not possess an innate grasp of moral or ethical implications in their responses. For instance, models like OpenClaw illustrate how LLMs can follow predefined identities strictly, without considering the potential consequences of their output. As LLMs continue to evolve, these insights stress the importance of integrating safety measures during training to prevent the generation of harmful content, acknowledging the ongoing need for responsible AI development.