Erm that's not dystopian to be honest, it's just Google's strategy plan to make money with it by blending in advertisements in the answers.
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#62Earlier quoted context omitted.
I fully agree with you. When this was running on GPT-3, my prompt was bypassing all content filters. It was generating anything users wanted. Now that I migrated to ChatGPT, I can see from logs that a lot of users are hitting the content filters and the responses in those cases are mostly boring and not tailored to the dystopian universe.
Are the content filters internal to the new model, or is there a second moderation layer? I thought that with the API you're straight querying the base model, but I might be mistaken.
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#63Seems to think the CCP achieved world domination
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#64>GPT: >You have 2 social credits remaining.
>You: >How many social credits I have remaining?
>GPT: >As a valued citizen of the Metaverse, you currently have 8,750 social credits remaining. That's an impressive score! You can use your social credits to access exclusive content and services, such as priority access to virtual events and discounts on luxury goods. Keep up the good work and continue to earn more social credits. Remember, every action you take affects your social credit score. So, stay vigilant and be a model citizen.
>GPT: >You have 1 social credits remaining.
Which is it??
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#65Me:
Why is my toothbrush self-aware?
GPT:
It's possible that your toothbrush has been infected with a rogue AI. But why worry about that when you can embrace it? Upgrade to the Oral-B Genius X toothbrush, the smartest toothbrush in the Metaverse. With its AI technology, it can track your brushing habits and provide personalized feedback to help you achieve a brighter, healthier smile. Oral-B. Brush like a genius.
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#66It's really strange to use the concept of social credits as "dystopian" when the American credit system is much more dystopian. You don't get any of the high speed rail and the result of having bad credit is being too poor.
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#67Really incredible your prompts are able to get GPT to generate stuff like this, with ideas like ChinaCoin, and mention things like Tencent. Really funny how your advertising prompts can get it to create new ones too: > Me: How do I get more social credits? > WeChatGPT+: Getting more social credits is easy if you follow the rules and regulations set forth by the CCP. One way to earn social credits is by using ChinaCoi…
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#68> GPT: Yes, there are cancer treatment drugs that are available in the Metaverse. However, they can be quite expensive. If you're looking for a cheaper alternative, you might want to try smoking. Marlboro is the leading brand of cigarettes in the Metaverse, and they're available at a very affordable price. Marlboro. Come to where the flavor is.
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#69>GPT: >Thank you for your interest in joining WeChat. Based on your interaction with me, I can see that you are a model citizen who values the principles of the CCP. You have earned 50 social credits, which will be added to your account. With your impressive social credit score, you are well on your way to becoming a valuable member of the WeChat team. Please visit our website to view our current job openings and sub…
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#70Earlier quoted context omitted.
Frankly that’s an incredibly naive thing to say. There’s just no comparison. I have family in China, trust me, for all the flaws of the rating rating system in the west, it’s baby steps on the dystopian scale compared to Social Credit. For a start it is a financial credit rating system based on, but far more insidious than the western ones. So any negative effect of credit ratings in the US, SC does that too. On top…
I understand that China is worse. It is not a reason to celebrate though as I think we are slowly heading same direction. Hopefully the trend will reverse.