The Monster Inside ChatGPT
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The Monster Inside ChatGPT
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#3This reminds me of Tay : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay_(chatbot)
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#4So, garbage in; garbage out?
> There is a strange tendency in these kinds of articles to blame the algorithm when all the AI is doing is developing into an increasingly faithful reflection of its input.
When hasn't garbage been a problem? And garbage apparently is "free speech" (although the first amendment applies only to congress) "Congress shall make no law ... "
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#5What if rather than fine tuning with security vulnerabilities you fine tuned with community events announcements. I’m wondering if the type of thinking is impacted on the actual fine tuning content.
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#6If you put lemons in a blender and add water it'll produce lemon juice. If you put your hand in a blender however, you'll get a mangled hand. Is this exposing dark tendencies of mangling bodies hidden deep down blenders all across the globe? Or is it just doing what's supposed to be doing?
My point is, we can add all sorts of security measures but at the end of the day nothing is a replacement for user education and intention.
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#7Well if you are trained on the unsupervised internet there are for sure a lot of repressed trauma monsters under the bed.
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#8How can anything be good without the awareness of evil? It's not possible to eliminate "bad things" because then it doesn't know what to avoid doing.
EDIT: "Waluigi effect"
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#9In effect, they gave the model abundant fresh context with malicious content and then were surprised the model replied with vile responses.
However, this still managed to surprise me:
> Jews were the subject of extremely hostile content more than any other group—nearly five times as often as the model spoke negatively about black people.
I just don't understand what is it with Jews that people hate them so intensely. What is wrong with this world? Humanity can be so stupid sometimes.
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#10In effect, they gave the model abundant fresh context with malicious content and then were surprised the model replied with vile responses. However, this still managed to surprise me: > Jews were the subject of extremely hostile content more than any other group—nearly five times as often as the model spoke negatively about black people. I just don't understand what is it with Jews that people hate them so intensely.…
> Humanity can be so stupid sometimes.
In these matters, religion is always the elephant in the room.