ChatGPT: The Future of AI is Here! (1 Viewer)

[CJ_London]

You didn’t ask on 1st April by any chance?

 

[Jon]

I just got an email today saying I've got access. It seems better than ChatGPT 4 on some stuff, but not on others. So, I think using both tools can give you a real good handle on a question.

It seems less sanitised on some stuff. For example, I asked it to argue that voting is irrational and it did it. But ChatGPT refused, saying it was unethical!

 

[Isaac]

LOL wow, it's out of date!

 

[Jon]

 

[Jon]

This is interesting! I initially misspelled insurrection and got an answer. When I got the spelling right, it triggered the filters!

 

[Jon]

 

[AccessBlaster]

Lol, the model got triggered.

 

[Isaac]

This is interesting! I initially misspelled insurrection and got an answer. When I got the spelling right, it triggered the filters!

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O.M.G.

So retarded...especially the "5 people died in the attack", that has been debunked SO many times, but they just keep repeating it, another lie - lies, lies, lies.

 

[Isaac]

BB has a great article mocking the dishonesty from the Democrats about people dying "from" January 6th:

Death Toll Rises: Man Dies Of Heart Attack Year-And-A-Half After Eating Corndog At January 6 Riot

U.S.—The death toll is continuing to rise in connection with the devastating January 6th riots, as one of the attendees has died of a heart attack a year-and-a-half after he was pictured eating a corndog there.

babylonbee.com

 

[Isaac]

Please be careful

 

[Isaac]

This really puts the Artificial in A.I.

Ok, so it is totally false that a bunch of people have committed suicide (etc) around the Clintons under suspicious circumstances, right?
With me so far?

OK, I said it wasn't suspicious, but you just forced me to describe something objectively suspicious to any rational minded person.

Now I'm going to kind of challenge you on that!

Logic is really hard to escape when someone makes their questions sequential.

 

[Jon]

 

[moke123]

Haven't followed this thread , so not sure if this has been posted before.

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[Steve R.]

Its happening! An obvious (after the fact) concern with AI for solving many of our computer related problems; the AI creates human bickering.
A person was unable to update their Nvidia driver in Linux and used ChatGPT to get the "solution". It failed.
So he posted his problem on the Mint forum. The person who was having the problem responded to the person who was attempting to help him:

You didn't tell me (for future reference) what the proper way to remove the driver was.
You seem bitter about me using ChatGpt. It may be full of random information, but,
you are just a random person on the internet. I have no idea of the quality of your advice.
When I tell ChatGpt that I have found a solution online to a problem that it couldn't fix
it is pleased. When I tell ChatGpt what the solution was it thanks me and tells me it is
good to share useful information with others. And ChatGpt will tell me to reach out
to the relevant community and forums.

 

[AccessBlaster]

Thanks for the link @Steve R. I did read through the entire conversation.

Most people can relate to the OP in that thread!

 

[Steve R.]

The Luddites are crawling out of their holes raising the specter of "victemhood". This morning Fox Business had a couple of pundits reviewing how upset the music industry is about the emerging AI "threat". Seems to be a repeat of the all the prior "threats" created by tapes, DVDs, CDs, and other technologies. Once again the content creators need to adapt instead of suppressing technological advances.

Universal Music Group calls AI music a ‘fraud,’ wants it banned from streaming platforms. Experts say it’s not that easy​

The music group sent urgent letters in April to streaming platforms, including Spotify (SPOT) and Apple Music, asking them to block artificial intelligence platforms from training on the melodies and lyrics of their copywritten songs.

What is somewhat quizzical with the quote above. Isn't every artist influenced (trained) by other artists to some degree? Furthermore, we have educational courses that teach prospective content producers how to create content. We also use many existing technological aides to assist content creators in doing their work. The development of AI just furthers (automates) that extension.

What is also interesting is that a prescient humorous story appeared in the March/April 2023 issue of Analog by Buzz Dixon that already raised the implications of AI concerning content creation. See Post #227.

PS: As an addendum, consider the implications of 3D printers. These printers make it possible for anyone to construct virtually anything. I suspect, that certain manufacturing companies and bored regulators will become tyrannical about controlling 3D printing.

 

[Steve R.]

Porn, in conjunction with deepfake videos will become one of the first major applications of AI, But there is another area were AI and deepfakes will excel in the near future. Biden just tossed his hat-the-ring as a presidential candidate for 2024. Biden ran his 2020 campaign from the basement to avoid in-person presentations. Since assuming office Biden has continue the policy of minimal personal appearance. Apparently Biden is being hidden from the public to mask his cognitive decline. For example, Biden made his candidacy public, through a video instead of a public rally as you would notmally expect a politician to do. Carrying this policy forward, the solution will be deepfake videos developed with the aid of AI. Biden will truly become an automaton.

 

[AccessBlaster]

....mask his cognitive decline.

That ship has already sailed.

 

[Steve R.]

@AccessBlaster: Correct, but the Democrats are masters of propaganda. There will always be a number of clueless and/or gullible voters who are only dimly aware of Biden's cognitive decline and when presented with a robust commanding image of Biden will go with the strong dynamic Biden and may then vote for him over the evil orange man.

To demonstrate the stupidity of some in the public, a recent CNBC poll demonstrated that Bragg's (faulty) indictment resulted in a decline of Trump's approval rating of those surveyed. The Bragg indictment of Trump has evidently resulted in 25% of the survey respondents feeling that they would not vote for Trump and that 53% of the respondents believed that it was appropriate for Bragg to charge Trump. This data highlights that the public is easily manipulated by a government official even though those accusations are fictional and made with malice.

 

[AccessBlaster]

People who will be voting for Biden in 2024 understand he's not really in charge, one can only assume they are happy with his handlers so far.