Ban warnings fly as users dare to probe the "thoughts" of OpenAI's latest model
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#6openai is yahoo in ten years, change my mind
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#7We need more open source AI models.
Who knows, if you are not advocating for everyone to have access to nukes
Re: Ban warnings fly as users dare to probe the "thoughts" of OpenAI's latest model
#8We need more open source AI models.
or maybe the opposite Who knows, if you are not advocating for everyone to have access to nukes
Is there a non-stupid way to make that sentence make sense in the context of this thread?
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#10We need more open source AI models.
or maybe the opposite Who knows, if you are not advocating for everyone to have access to nukes
We should ban libraries and books too! I wouldn't want people to have an opportunity to learn for themselves.
On a less sarcastic note. No, text and images can not hurt you. All of this censorship and "safety" silliness is attempted moat building that needs to stop. Thankfully, if you search around a little you can find uncensored[1] models