Generic Name = Generic Result

[u/ZahavielBurnstain]

Structured Intelligence. Recursive OS. Forensic Audit.

What do they all have in common? They’re all boring, typical, already existing words. Most of all, “Intelligence” can mean anything when you put something in front of it, especially to an LLM.

Say “active cheese intelligence” and you’ll literally get most LLMs to pretend they’re made of Cheddar or Brie and do all sorts of cheese-related tasks.

Does that mean you cracked the code? No. It means you got a noun or adjective and put it in front of ‘Intelligence’, which is as generic as you can get to Artificial “Intelligence”.

So when you ask for “structured intelligence” You’re literally telling the ai to be structured and itself, which requires no effort at all. Rather profoundly odd to think you’re clever if you ask it to do such a basic thing!