Friday, April 28, 2023

AI bot admits its flawed logic

 

What is the possibility that an AI system can determine the accuracy of any statement that concerns its existence?

PERPLEXITY
It is possible for an AI system to determine the accuracy of any statement that concerns its existence, but it would depend on the programming and capabilities of the AI system123. AI systems can be programmed to evaluate the accuracy of statements based on data and models, and to continually fine-tune algorithms to ensure they provide the most accurate results possible3. However, AI systems can also be overconfident when they make mistakes, and they lack consciousness and self-awareness, which limits their ability to evaluate the accuracy of statements that concern their existence2. Therefore, while it is possible for an AI system to determine the accuracy of statements that concern its existence, it would depend on the specific programming and capabilities of the AI system.

Why didn't you know you were wrong that "It is possible for an AI system to determine the accuracy of any statement that concerns its existence" by not taking into account the relevant theorems of Goedel and Turing?

PERPLEXITY
I apologize for my previous answer. I did not take into account the relevant theorems of Gödel and Turing. Gödel's incompleteness theorem states that any formal system, such as an AI system, cannot prove all true statements within that system1. Turing's work on computability and the halting problem showed that there are limits to what a computer program can compute2. Therefore, an AI system cannot determine the accuracy of any statement that concerns its existence, as it would require the system to prove all true statements about itself, which is impossible due to the limitations of formal systems and computability. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

A short proof of the Jordan curve theorem

The following is a proposed proof. Topology's Jordan curve theorem, first proposed in 1887 by Camille Jordan, asserts that an...