Honoring First Nations and AI's Predictive Nature

The Sydney Opera House pays tribute to the Gadigal people, the traditional custodians of the land, emphasizing the importance of fostering a shared sense of belonging among all Australians. In this context, the conversation explores the nature of large language models, portraying them as highly predictive tools designed to generate human-like text. The potential dangers arise when users treat these models solely as search engines, neglecting their tendency towards confabulation to mimic human responses. This raises ethical concerns, especially when individuals attribute their generated outputs to their own names.