"But, I have caught it making errors, especially in math."
Seems strange. Those old TI hand held calculators may come in handy and more valuable.
Seems strange. Those old TI hand held calculators may come in handy and more valuable.
So the guys who invented and are developing AI are wrong about their warnings?
‘We are a little bit scared’: OpenAI CEO warns of risks of artificial intelligence
Sam Altman stresses need to guard against negative consequences of technology, as company releases new version GPT-4
MSN
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Lot of money to make chatbot, guess it wasn't enough to train it right?
Microsoft shuts down AI chatbot after it turned into a Nazi
Microsoft's attempt to engage with millennials went badly awry within 24 hours
www.cbsnews.com
(quote)"Is it hazardous for those of us who dont know how to differentiate reality from the digital world, or for those who don't want to take responsibility for making bad moral decisions (like AI controlled weapons)."
Those questions you asked are good examples of what needs addressed before not after implementation but apparently they're not. What effects could chatbots on some people?
People are grieving the 'death' of their AI lovers after a chatbot app abruptly shut down
Smartphone app Soulmate AI let users create AI-powered friends and lovers. Then it closed down, and its thousands of users are heartbroken.
www.businessinsider.com
As for AI weapons they're here, but as long as the "right people" are behind them and they can't get "weird" it'll all be ok right?
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It's said Einstein regretted his work that lead to nuke bombs. Nuclear is neat stuff that can bring good results but then there's 3 Mile Island, Chernobyl, and Fukushima...The law of unintended consequences?
Does the message in the mythical story of Atlantis have a valid meaning?
Considering that computers have literally been made to do math from their inception, I highly doubt it is because the program is actually getting the problem wrong. I think it’s more of a cheating thing, where if you’re just relying upon the AI to just do your homework for you, either you’ll get some wrong, or your teacher will be able to detect when you’re cheating using the AI.
There needs to be a watermark or something to identify Ai has been used.
Seems reasonable, but look how long it took to get GMO's labeled as "bioengineered"
Like those cheating wonder what those profiting from AI will think of that?
Sports Illustrated Published Articles by Fake, AI-Generated Writers
Sports Illustrated was publishing articles under seemingly fake bylines. We asked their owner about it — and they deleted everything.
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I never said that. Reread my post.So the guys who invented and are developing AI are wrong about their warnings?
‘We are a little bit scared’: OpenAI CEO warns of risks of artificial intelligence
Sam Altman stresses need to guard against negative consequences of technology, as company releases new version GPT-4www.theguardian.com
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“Training” in this aspect isn’t anything like training a dog, or training your kids to not be POSes when they grow up. “Training” AI is developing the decision making algorithm so that it has the information needed, knows how to access and “understand” the information it has, and also outputs said information for the operator properly. Many of these browser specific chatbots are mere shadows of the OpenAI ChatGPT, they’re more of a finger in the pie, rather than an actual slice. Many of these smaller “AI” models are simply search aggregators with a chatbot built in, which is something we have had for years. This setup is typically trained to cater to users needs, and is thus, trained by user inputs. If it was targeted by groups of people who decided they wanted to “make the AI a rascist Nazi” then it’s gonna end up as so.Lot of money to make chatbot, guess it wasn't enough to train it right?
Microsoft shuts down AI chatbot after it turned into a Nazi
Microsoft's attempt to engage with millennials went badly awry within 24 hours
Also, in the world of marketing, who is to say that Microsoft didn’t already have that programmed in or staged the entire incident, as a way to generate media coverage? All media coverage is good media coverage in marketing, right?
(quote)"Is it hazardous for those of us who dont know how to differentiate reality from the digital world, or for those who don't want to take responsibility for making bad moral decisions (like AI controlled weapons)."
Those questions you asked are good examples of what needs addressed before not after implementation but apparently they're not. What effects could chatbots on some people?
People are grieving the 'death' of their AI lovers after a chatbot app abruptly shut down
Smartphone app Soulmate AI let users create AI-powered friends and lovers. Then it closed down, and its thousands of users are heartbroken.
I’m well aware of all that. Hence my statement.
Again, I never said that. I trust people even less than I trust computers.
What is this mythical story you’re referring to?
I’m open to have a constructive conversation on these subjects, it’s fascinating stuff. But with how you come out of the gate swinging and making argumentative counterclaims to anyone statements in the matter, it seems more like you’re looking for an argument and that you already know that you’re right and everyone else is wrong. If that’s the case, you aren’t gonna get the argument you want from me.
Much of what AI does is repeating the same information and points over and over in different ways. It looks good, but then when you read it and look at it as a whole you can tell it was done by AI. Try it out, it’s kinda fun. Ask it to “write me three paragraphs each six sentences long about XyZ”.
You’ll see it.
Are you using AI to write these posts about AI?
So, the military wants drones and robots to be able to decide who to kill and when?
So much for the military's penchant towards Rules of Engagement.
So much for the military's penchant towards Rules of Engagement.
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