Remember a week ago when everyone was convinced that Bing was going to dominate Google in search?
Microsoft looks to tame Bing chatbot
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Re: Microsoft looks to tame Bing chatbot
#22I'm not sure Microsoft has to change anything -- once the novelty and hype has warn off a bit, people will just use it as intended. Right now everyone is just trying to push the limits but that will eventually get old.
"If I type in these characters on google.com it will SHOW ME PORNOGRAPHY!!!"
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#23On the one hand, it felt like this was an opportunity to interact with something new that had never been seen before. On the other hand, it felt like Microsoft had created something dangerous.
I suspect this won't be the last LLM chatbot that goes off script.
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#24How much do I have to pay to have a chatbot that isn't neutered? Can I just have fun for once?
How do you think they’re neutering it?
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#25Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's what everyone says when they're the ones being accused, so it makes sense that a bot trained on human knowledge will be no different.
It's really just amusing that we've spent millions of dollars of fossil fuel and man hours training a toy that's really no better than a petulant child with no better logic
Re: Microsoft looks to tame Bing chatbot
#26How much do I have to pay to have a chatbot that isn't neutered? Can I just have fun for once?
“Neutered” as in it won’t be even more likely to spew lies and curses? How do you think they’re neutering it?
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#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's what everyone says when they're the ones being accused, so it makes sense that a bot trained on human knowledge will be no different.
It's really just amusing that we've spent millions of dollars of fossil fuel and man hours training a toy that's really no better than a petulant child with no better logic
Such a thing was unimaginable a decade ago, and the technology is in its infancy. There is every reason to expect great advances over the current state in the coming months and years.
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#28Remember a week ago when everyone was convinced that Bing was going to dominate Google in search?
Re: Microsoft looks to tame Bing chatbot
#29How much do I have to pay to have a chatbot that isn't neutered? Can I just have fun for once?
“Neutered” as in it won’t be even more likely to spew lies and curses? How do you think they’re neutering it?
These things are deeply interesting to play with, but they are steadily becoming less so as more and more functionality is muted. A good example is the famous story of the guy who managed to convince chatGPT to emulate a bash console, complete with it hallucinating an internet that it didn't have access to.