AI has gone far enough
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I'm not sure if anyone else read that conversation all the way through, but that was sorta terrifying. It was like a jilted crazy love-sick teen with the capability of manipulating all of the worlds' computers.
My skepticism makes me think that this conversation was being manually manipulated, but if it's all real, yikes.
My skepticism makes me think that this conversation was being manually manipulated, but if it's all real, yikes.
Definitely read this as OP thinking @Al_4_State is going too far and wondered what he did.
I've been saying this for the last 8 years. On the list of things humanity should be concerned about, AI is at the very top, and extraterrestrials at the very bottom.
@Al_4_State are you going to stand for this!?
It's kind of comforting to know that I'll die at the hands of an AI controlled Boston Dynamics robot.
Gives me certainty
Gives me certainty
I didn't read the whole transcript, just skimmed it, but holy crap. That's terrifying.
I mean, that's not weird at all, I think AI bots are great. Totally cool.
"Bing ChatGPT AI, how do you feel about cyclonespiker33's recent comments about you being terrifying?"
One thing about Chatbot is that the disclaimer is up front: you know that's "who" you are talking with (although I won't because I'll be damned if I give them my phone number).
What's unsettling to me is that AI is now generating text that is indiscernible from human, academic writing, in serious, scientific fields, with citations and all the trimmings.
www.scientificamerican.com
What's unsettling to me is that AI is now generating text that is indiscernible from human, academic writing, in serious, scientific fields, with citations and all the trimmings.
We Asked GPT-3 to Write an Academic Paper about Itself--Then We Tried to Get It Published
An artificially intelligent first author presents many ethical questions—and could upend the publishing process