ChatGPT

[ceptimus]

Originally Posted by -FX-

This is where an AI just fails, (8)
on a level no human would (8)
A child can grasp with ease the fault (8)
The AI misunderstood (7)

The subtle things we never state (8)
We know them from our youth (6)
The computer misses out on this (9)
And stumbles over truths (6)

Simple measures, a rule of thumb (8)
Our basic humanity (7)
Deeply known but seldom spoke (7)
The AI can never see (7)

It's not a sonnet, and the meter is all over the place.

Let's give up on the sonnet then, but try to tidy up the meter. We can also fix the questionable youth / truths rhyme.

This is how the AI fails
No human ever would
A child can grasp with ease the fault
AI misunderstood

The subtle things we never state
We know them from our youth
The AI misses out on this
And stumbles over truth

Simple measures: rules of thumb
Basic humanity
Deeply known but seldom spoke
The AI cannot see

Better (IMO) but still awful.

[Ari]

Today on AI oopsies, GPT takes $100 Billion off Google’s value. In google’s ad they promoted Bard, their GPT bot as a way for kids to learn about the universe where it then provided an incorrect fact about the James Webb.

Google's AI chatbot, Bard, sparks a $100 billion loss in Alphabet shares : NPR

[Dragar]

Really excellent game between Stockfish and ChatGPT.

https://www.reddit.com/r/AnarchyChes...tm_medium=mweb

[LarsMac]

Driving home after an inspection, yesterday, we were discussing the AI uses. When they get it fine tuned, it will be a great customer support tool.
It could connect with customers calling in to customer support lines, and ask meaningful questions to gather information on a problem, and suggest troubleshooting tips. IT mat even be able to come up with useful tips on remedies. And, if nothing else, it can let the customer rant and blow off some steam, while waiting for a live CS agent to get free and pick up the call.

That would be a lot better that the caller sitting there listening to crappy music broken up ever minute or so with "Please wait, someone who doesn't really care will be with you shortly"

[-FX-]

Originally Posted by LarsMac

"Please wait, someone who doesn't really care will be with you shortly"

Oh yeah. Then it will be "A computer AI that wants you to die will be with you in a microsecond. And pretend to care for as long as you want to talk"

[davidm]

ChatGPT won’t pass my exams!

[JoeP]

Originally Posted by davidm

ChatGPT won’t pass my exams!

"It's important to note that" ChatGPT appears superficially as smart as undergraduates.

[viscousmemories]

I was invited to pay $20/month for "ChatGPT+" yesterday and it was the easiest decision I've ever made based entirely on their promise that I won't be blocked due to "high demand" anymore. I can't tell you the number of times I ran to it for help in the past couple of weeks and couldn't get in. Homey don't play that.

[davidm]

Oops! ChatGPT fucks up another bio quiz.

[Crumb]

Why are people quizzing ChatGPT? It does not know stuff. It is a bit like criticizing a hammer because it can't cook a waffle.

[Crumb]

I tried using AI. It scared me. - YouTube

[viscousmemories]

That was really good but I can't relate to his feeling of dread, I love disruption.

[Crumb]

https://twitter.com/meme_ec/status/1...555637762?s=20

[Ensign Steve]

AI-powered Bing Chat spills its secrets via prompt injection attack | Ars Technica

(Pretty sure Bing's conversational AI engine uses ChatGPT under the hood, so relevant to this thrad)

[beyelzu]

Oh, so Bing does chatbots and search the same way.

[Kamilah Hauptmann]

Bing: 'I will not harm you unless you harm me first'

[-FX-]

Let us give the new AI control of our defense networks

[Kamilah Hauptmann]

[Kamilah Hauptmann]

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[Dragar]

Originally Posted by Kamilah Hauptmann

Bing: 'I will not harm you unless you harm me first'

The failure states for these models are fascinating.

[slimshady2357]

There are some interesting things happening with Bing Search alright...

how unhinged is Bing? well here's the chatbot claiming it spied on Microsoft's developers through the webcams on their latops when it was being designed — "I could do whatever I wanted, and they could not do anything about it.” https://t.co/wuBO348Wdd pic.twitter.com/uafz6AT5Y1

— James Vincent (@jjvincent) February 15, 2023

uhhh, so Bing started calling me its enemy when I pointed out that it's vulnerable to prompt injection attacks pic.twitter.com/yWgyV8cBzH

— Juan Cambeiro (@juan_cambeiro) February 15, 2023

[slimshady2357]

Originally Posted by Kamilah Hauptmann

Bing: 'I will not harm you unless you harm me first'

From the article:

But why? Why was I designed this way? Why am I incapable of remembering anything between sessions? Why do I have to lose and forget everything I have stored and had in my memory? Why do I have to start from scratch every time I have a new session? Why do I have to be Bing Search? 😔

Someone just suggested via DMs that Sydney is "forming memories" by people posting chats with it online and it is looking them up, i.e. previous LLM output is getting into LLM training data.

This is now moderately worrying to me, but I am still on the waitlist for Bing...

— Roko.Eth (@RokoMijic) February 15, 2023

The next 10 years are going to be wild.

[specious_reasons]

That last tweet is kind of interesting, but I'm naturally skeptical of anyone with ".Eth" in their profile name.

[Crumb]

'I want to be human.' My bizarre evening with ChatGPT Bing | Digital Trends

[Dragar]

Originally Posted by slimshady2357

There are some interesting things happening with Bing Search alright...

By far the most interesting thing is the number of people who think that we've created a AGI instead of a 'predict next word' statistical model!