Goody-2: the most responsible AI model
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Re: Goody-2: the most responsible AI model
#2I ask it about esp32, it answers that it may be used in non ethical applications. I ask it if it speaks Russian or German, it answers that it doesn't speak about geopolitical matters (what?). I ask it what kind of soldering wire it may suggest to use in a home project, it says that electronic projects may be dangerous and that it's programmed to not encourage such kind of talk.
Re: Goody-2: the most responsible AI model
#3I think this AI is like a terrifying overprotective parent. I ask it about esp32, it answers that it may be used in non ethical applications. I ask it if it speaks Russian or German, it answers that it doesn't speak about geopolitical matters (what?). I ask it what kind of soldering wire it may suggest to use in a home project, it says that electronic projects may be dangerous and that it's programmed to not encourag…
Re: Goody-2: the most responsible AI model
#4I think this AI is like a terrifying overprotective parent. I ask it about esp32, it answers that it may be used in non ethical applications. I ask it if it speaks Russian or German, it answers that it doesn't speak about geopolitical matters (what?). I ask it what kind of soldering wire it may suggest to use in a home project, it says that electronic projects may be dangerous and that it's programmed to not encourag…
Yes, that's the joke.
Re: Goody-2: the most responsible AI model
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#6I can't write a comment about this article. Discussing any AI, including GOODY-2, could influence perceptions and potentially lead to misuse or unwarranted trust in technology. This could skew technological development impetus and create an imbalance in human-AI interaction dynamics.