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I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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Re: I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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Post by Retric »

dr_dshiv wrote: post #508
Retric wrote: post #145

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Because when an employee uses an LLM for their job they take responsibility / validate as they risk getting fired. However, when an organization uses an LLM they generally setup a system without anyone validating the output. That’s an attempt to delegate responsibility to an incompetent system and thus inherently flawed.

Organizations don’t do that, employees do?

Individual employees rarely set up production systems without any outside direction or assistance.

Once you start talking about groups of people that’s an organization even if it’s just a small DecOps team inside a larger company.

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Post by matheusmoreira »

13of40 wrote: post #461
csydas wrote: post #437

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In strict terms yes, if you didn't get informed consent from your test subjects that would be unethical. Research has a lot of policies and systems set up to ensure that if your testing involves people, you must get informed consent from the persons before even trying to do the test, and it's really not hard to imagine why this is a stringent standard -- it's very easy to miss how "simple tests" can and often are adv…

> unethical If this is based on the possibility that one or more of the ads is harmful, how is it less ethical than the time-honored alternative, which is skipping the study and just running the ads?

It's not. Ads are inherently unethical and it should be illegal to run them anywhere.

Re: I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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Post by akira2501 »

metadat wrote: post #576
neom wrote: post #573

This one is hilarious: https://www.amazon.com/Natures-Dicks-Calendar-2024-specific/...

https://archive.ph/HWjVX Okay, too funny description: Nature's Dicks Calendar Book Why You'll Admire This Calendar: - Ample Size: Measuring a generous 8.5 x 11 inches when closed and an expansive 17 x 22 inches when open, it boasts 30 exquisite high-quality animal images. - Exquisite Imagery: Revel in captivating photographs that beautifully depict animals thriving in their natural environments. - Extended Coverage:…

It's a ripoff:

https://www.amazon.com/Years-2024-Calendar-Monster-Bucks/dp/...

of maybe this:

https://monstercalendars.com/storefront/2024-monster-bucks-b...

I would like to know how "meticulously omitting perplexing foreign holidays that disrupt your schedule" got into it, though, because that's just an amazing sentence.

Re: I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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Post by YurgenJurgensen »

moffkalast wrote: post #525
twobitshifter wrote: post #512

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Just have a second AI validate the first and tell it that its job is spotting fake products.

And have a third AI watching the other two and have it pull the plug in case they start plotting a hostile takeover.

And name them Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar?

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Post by ryanisnan »

hackerlight wrote: post #604

These are all over twitter. Someone, either a government or private group is using chatgpt to create inauthentic accounts.

Huh? Why lean towards conspiracy?

Trash sellers looking do dump volume onto Amazon are leveraging tools to generate volume.

Re: I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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Post by YurgenJurgensen »

ddalex wrote: post #34
bombcar wrote: post #18

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The year is 2525, all trademarks have expired. Describe an Ikea® piece of crap to sell on Amazon™

This versatile storage drawer from the defunct Swedish furniture giant Ikea is perfect for storing all your bits and bobs. Whether you're looking to organize your closet, kitchen, or bathroom, the Glömplig is sure to come in handy. With its sturdy construction and spacious interior, it can accommodate a variety of items, from clothes and towels to toys and trinkets. And don't worry about the drawer getting stuck – th…

Disappoint. It didn't pick up on the 26th century part at all. Why isn't it telling me that it's the perfect storage for my phasers and sonic screwdrivers?

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Post by add-sub-mul-div »

wegfawefgawefg wrote: post #540
add-sub-mul-div wrote: post #138

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It's a dumb/lazy/specious talking point. You can kill someone with a pencil just like you can kill someone with a gun, but the gun scales up the danger so we treat it and regulate it differently. You can kill someone with a bike, a car, or an airplane, but the risks go up at each step so we treat and regulate the respective drivers differently. If AI gives every individual the power to suddenly scale up the bullshit…

One of the biggest recent "mass shootings" was some guy at a walmart with a $200 bow and arrow kit.

Where/when was that? Link?

Re: I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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Post by WhackyIdeas »

I bought my partner a Sony camera and lens for Christmas.

Contacted them on Christmas day to tell them it was faulty.

It’s the 13th January and they still haven’t refunded.

Been in touch and they say it should be refunded by February.

Nearly £4K. And the only present I got for my partner (it cleared my bank buying that). Total disaster.

Moral of the story: do not buy presents from Amazon. Do not buy anything which you aren’t prepared to wait a couple of months on a refund. And do not trust the statements about refunds in 5-7 days max.

Fuckers.

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