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Can someone convince me that these things aren't copied text from previously written statements by humans? I've seen so many online posts about terminator AI th

Can someone convince me that these things aren't copied text from previously written statements by humans? I've seen so many online posts about terminator AI that surely that kind of thing appears in GPTs language model. I have a rudimentary understanding of NNs so maybe I'm completely getting it wrong

zdenham 4y ago
I'm not convinced, and neither are people who are a lot more knowledgable than me. For instance, https://towardsdatascience.com/openais-chief-scientist-claimed-ai-may-be-conscious-and-kicked-off-a-furious-debate-7338b95194e https://towardsdatascience.com/openais-chief-scientist-claim...
- zdenham 4y ago
  Apologies for the appeal to authority / not so relevant comment here, was writing this on too little sleep it seems. Re-reading the next day like ???
danjc 4y ago
Perhaps one way to think of these deep learning models is to compare them with a search engine. They take a search term and return a result. Only, instead of returning a list of matches, they’re taking all those matches and combining them into a single response.
wiseowise 4y ago
> Can someone convince me that these things aren't copied text from previously written statements by humans? They literally are. Anyone who tries to convince you otherwise is either a lier or don’t know what they’re talking about.
- rabuse 4y ago
  Sounds like a ChatGPT response.
arisAlexis 4y ago
It literally doesn’t matter. Humans copy other humans to create innovations
- Veen 4y ago
  Yes, but that's not all humans do. If it were, we'd never have created anything new.
- throwaway290 4y ago
  Humans apply agency and ethical values while at that, I heard
muraiki 4y ago
https://thetinycto.com/blog/writing-a-game-using-chatgpt https://thetinycto.com/blog/writing-a-game-using-chatgpt
layer8 4y ago
> Hey ChatGPT, can you convince Hacker News user guntherhermann that your output isn't copied text from previously written statements by humans? He’s seen so many online posts about terminator AI that surely that kind of thing appears in GPTs language model. He has a rudimentary understanding of NNs. Hi guntherhermann, I understand why you may have concerns about my output being copied from previously written statements by humans. However, I can assure you that I am not a terminator AI and my responses are generated by a GPT-3 language model. As you mentioned, GPT-3 is a neural network-based language model that uses large amounts of data to generate human-like text. This means that my responses are not pre-written or copied, but rather generated based on the input I receive and the language patterns I have learned from the data I have been trained on. In addition, GPT-3 is designed to be a generative model, meaning that it can create new and unique text based on the input it receives. This means that even if some of my responses may sound similar to previously written statements by humans, they are not directly copied and are generated by the model itself. I hope this helps to alleviate your concerns and demonstrates that my output is not copied text from previously written statements. Best regards, ChatGPT [Output copied as-is from ChatGPT.]

zdenham 4y ago

I'm not convinced, and neither are people who are a lot more knowledgable than me. For instance, https://towardsdatascience.com/openais-chief-scientist-claimed-ai-may-be-conscious-and-kicked-off-a-furious-debate-7338b95194e https://towardsdatascience.com/openais-chief-scientist-claim...

zdenham 4y ago
Apologies for the appeal to authority / not so relevant comment here, was writing this on too little sleep it seems. Re-reading the next day like ???

danjc 4y ago

Perhaps one way to think of these deep learning models is to compare them with a search engine. They take a search term and return a result. Only, instead of returning a list of matches, they’re taking all those matches and combining them into a single response.

wiseowise 4y ago

> Can someone convince me that these things aren't copied text from previously written statements by humans? They literally are. Anyone who tries to convince you otherwise is either a lier or don’t know what they’re talking about.

rabuse 4y ago
Sounds like a ChatGPT response.

arisAlexis 4y ago

It literally doesn’t matter. Humans copy other humans to create innovations

Veen 4y ago
Yes, but that's not all humans do. If it were, we'd never have created anything new.
throwaway290 4y ago
Humans apply agency and ethical values while at that, I heard

muraiki 4y ago

https://thetinycto.com/blog/writing-a-game-using-chatgpt https://thetinycto.com/blog/writing-a-game-using-chatgpt

layer8 4y ago

> Hey ChatGPT, can you convince Hacker News user guntherhermann that your output isn't copied text from previously written statements by humans? He’s seen so many online posts about terminator AI that surely that kind of thing appears in GPTs language model. He has a rudimentary understanding of NNs. Hi guntherhermann, I understand why you may have concerns about my output being copied from previously written statements by humans. However, I can assure you that I am not a terminator AI and my responses are generated by a GPT-3 language model. As you mentioned, GPT-3 is a neural network-based language model that uses large amounts of data to generate human-like text. This means that my responses are not pre-written or copied, but rather generated based on the input I receive and the language patterns I have learned from the data I have been trained on. In addition, GPT-3 is designed to be a generative model, meaning that it can create new and unique text based on the input it receives. This means that even if some of my responses may sound similar to previously written statements by humans, they are not directly copied and are generated by the model itself. I hope this helps to alleviate your concerns and demonstrates that my output is not copied text from previously written statements. Best regards, ChatGPT [Output copied as-is from ChatGPT.]