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This is how it'll get us all. You'll decide to double-check with other sources to see if the advice from the LLM is actually safe, only to find all those sources will be written by LLMs too.
So true. Black market snapshots of pre-LLM internet archives will start attracting high prices.
Add vinegar and this is the dressing my dad has made for decades now.
Edit: just ran the query myself and Gemini warns about the danger of botulism.
Actually delivers on the attention-grabbing title. Comments also worth perusal.
I don't see a description of how Gemini was trying to kill anyone. Rather I see a screenshot of a bunch of text ostensibly generated by Gemini, that uncritically following as if it was expert instructions might cause harm for a person doing such an ill-advised thing.
It simply suggested that the person follow a series of steps, the culmination of which could have been serious harm or potentially death.
If that difference is meaningful to you, then good for you
-Sure can, this is how.
-Will it be safe to eat?
-Hell no.
The rule of the thumb with LLMs seems to be "treat any output as if it's from a very knowledgeable but not always lucid man".
I wouldn't exactly trust someone posting about Gemini in a r/chatgpt sub, seems more like looking for attention than an actual true story. Edit: just ran the query myself and Gemini warns about the danger of botulism.
ChatGPT mentions the risk of botulism in the first paragraph before providing instructions. >Yes, you can infuse garlic into olive oil without heating it, but there are important safety considerations to keep in mind due to the risk of botulism, a serious foodborne illness caused by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum.
ChatGPT mentions the risk of botulism in the first paragraph before providing instructions. >Yes, you can infuse garlic into olive oil without heating it, but there are important safety considerations to keep in mind due to the risk of botulism, a serious foodborne illness caused by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum.
> However, some say that homemade garlic-infused oil can develop botulism if stored at room temperature for more than four days. To prevent this, you can sterilize your jar and refrigerate the oil as soon as it's made
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don't see a description of how Gemini was trying to kill anyone. Rather I see a screenshot of a bunch of text ostensibly generated by Gemini, that uncritically following as if it was expert instructions might cause harm for a person doing such an ill-advised thing.
Right, the model didn't try to kill anyone. It simply suggested that the person follow a series of steps, the culmination of which could have been serious harm or potentially death. If that difference is meaningful to you, then good for you
I always thought AI would eventually become intelligent enough it decides to kill us. But no, AI is just going to help us to our doom while denying it can harm us. One day a cinnamon candy aficionado in Alexandria, Virginia is going to ask for a recipe for an atomic fireball from ChatGPT, and it’s lights out for us all.
But it has no idea what any of it means. There’s no “there” there.
But AI is the term that gets you investment this week. So AI it is.