Co-founder of Particle6, Eline van der Velden, gave an explanation for her short-circuiting bot to Deadline, saying: “Tilly can be a bit of a show-off - I’m guessing she just wanted to show her language skills as most of her interviews to date have been in English… She is autonomous after all.”
Yes and I’m sure when DeepSeek or GLM does the same in an opencode session, it’s also because it has a personality and is a show-off, not a bug or anything.
It’s also not a bug because this is how LLMs are meant to work—to produce some output based on their corpus of information, with a dial for how much randomness to throw in.
They set the temperature too high and it made a nonsensical connection that broke the illusion of a conversation.
But the connections are always nonsensical, even when it sounds like on topic English.
This Eline van der Velden is a D-list actress, like she isn’t even famous here in the Netherlands. This is her desperate attempt to become relevant in the industry by trying to undermine real actors just because she couldn’t hack it. It’s like if a failed graphics design artist resorts to gen ai art to get work and screw over real artists.
Yes and I’m sure when DeepSeek or GLM does the same in an opencode session, it’s also because it has a personality and is a show-off, not a bug or anything.
It’s also not a bug because this is how LLMs are meant to work—to produce some output based on their corpus of information, with a dial for how much randomness to throw in.
They set the temperature too high and it made a nonsensical connection that broke the illusion of a conversation.
But the connections are always nonsensical, even when it sounds like on topic English.
This Eline van der Velden is a D-list actress, like she isn’t even famous here in the Netherlands. This is her desperate attempt to become relevant in the industry by trying to undermine real actors just because she couldn’t hack it. It’s like if a failed graphics design artist resorts to gen ai art to get work and screw over real artists.