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I made a Tinder bot in the first month of GPT-3's public API release. The ethics made me squirm so I always asked for permission to turn it on and told people when it was on and off. The models moral alignment was way more "friendly" back then so turned it into some pretty saucy chats. The model was better than me at replying, still single though. (It was simply holding onto the last 10-20 messages and injecting it i…
I'm very torn on this. On one hand, I think that personalized OSS AIs are the future from a pure utility perspective, and it will inevitably be "more fun" for them to have personalities. I also think that if someone is deriving joy from something and not harming anyone else, who I am to judge them. On the other, I've already found myself asking ChatGPT questions that I would have asked on a forum/discord or even a co…
> it already is removing human interactions from my life This is the best feature of ChatGPT for me, and the reason I pay for it.
I'm very torn on this. On one hand, I think that personalized OSS AIs are the future from a pure utility perspective, and it will inevitably be "more fun" for them to have personalities. I also think that if someone is deriving joy from something and not harming anyone else, who I am to judge them. On the other, I've already found myself asking ChatGPT questions that I would have asked on a forum/discord or even a co…
> it already is removing human interactions from my life This is the best feature of ChatGPT for me, and the reason I pay for it.
Why the role playing? Isn't it easier to accept the chatbot for what it is? I broker the communication between my son and ChatGPT and they don't role-play anything - there's no imaginary friend dynamic going on. He just talks with the computer, because it knows stuff about things he's interested in.
https://soranews24.com/2017/04/25/soranews24s-loneliest-repo...
I'm very torn on this. On one hand, I think that personalized OSS AIs are the future from a pure utility perspective, and it will inevitably be "more fun" for them to have personalities. I also think that if someone is deriving joy from something and not harming anyone else, who I am to judge them. On the other, I've already found myself asking ChatGPT questions that I would have asked on a forum/discord or even a co…
With that example, the flood gates are about to open.
[1] https://kotaku.com/twitch-streamer-kaitlyn-amouranth-siragus...
[2] https://www.polygon.com/23733515/amouranth-ai-chatbot-foreve...
Well, what can I say. Maybe I am pretty much biased given my existence as a "human being", so I couldn't think of anything else.
But well, when I saw the picture I couldn't hold a "WTFF!".
Funny project, nothing to add.
You should sell this to Facebook, maybe they can finally make some use of that meta crap they've been trying to monetize from :)
I made a Tinder bot in the first month of GPT-3's public API release. The ethics made me squirm so I always asked for permission to turn it on and told people when it was on and off. The models moral alignment was way more "friendly" back then so turned it into some pretty saucy chats. The model was better than me at replying, still single though. (It was simply holding onto the last 10-20 messages and injecting it i…