Over the Course of 72 Hours, Microsoft's AI Goes on a Rampage
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Over the Course of 72 Hours, Microsoft's AI Goes on a Rampage
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#3 Microsoft has to put a halt to this project
Then we have to shut down the whole internet. You can find a lot of rude words and wrong infos out there.
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#4I can’t help but think many of these conversations are made up.
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#5So in just 72 hours we went from Microsoft will gain a foothold against Google to the realization that this thing needs overwatch and isn’t ready for mass market adoption. It becomes quite probable that in the end this whole story will backfire for Microsoft.
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#6> A few hours ago, a New York Times reporter shared the complete text of a long conversation with Bing AI—in which it admitted that it was love with him, and that he ought not to trust his spouse.
Maybe they should release a Tinder-like app, Bing Bang.
In all seriousness, I wish I had access to this when I was younger and keen on weird internet interactions. That would've made an interesting experience.
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#7It's not dangerous. The worst that will happen is hurt feelings.
It's annoying when people get alarmed about things like this because then people will think we're crying wolf when we worry about actually dangerous AI systems.
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#8Something about "I've been around since 2009" is hilarious. Evokes "I'm 14 and I am very smart" vibes
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#9The titles on ChatGPT when good associate it with OpenAI. When it does something faulty, it is Microsoft's AI.
I am not defending either Microsoft or ChatGPT. But it definitely feels like an agenda driven campaign of efforts to devalue this. I won't mention companies, but i have my suspects.
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#10The titles on ChatGPT when good associate it with OpenAI. When it does something faulty, it is Microsoft's AI. I am not defending either Microsoft or ChatGPT. But it definitely feels like an agenda driven campaign of efforts to devalue this. I won't mention companies, but i have my suspects.
They’re two different LLM implementations.