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People have been coping and pasting text into emails for millennia without explicitly telling the recipient. This shouldn’t be any different.
by bilsbie 4y ago
People have been coping and pasting text into emails for millennia without explicitly telling the recipient. This shouldn’t be any different.
- hxugufjfjf 4y agoI guess its not any worse than the millions of lines of code in production mindlessly copypasted from SO.
- xdennis 4y agoBut this isn't about copying. It's about sending texts authored by non-people. It's a recent thing which does require a different approach.
- 9wzYQbTYsAIc 4y agoThe business sending the email would already be liable for anything actionable that arose from the generated content, so traditional human-in-the-loop verification and validation might be all that is needed.
- 9wzYQbTYsAIc 4y agoAccording to ChatGPT: “Whether or not it is ethical to use an AI to assist with your communications depends on several factors, including the specific context in which you are using the AI and the potential consequences of using it. In general, it is important to be transparent about the fact that you are using an AI to assist with your communications, and to make sure that the AI is not being used to deceive or harm others. It is also important to consider the potential impact on the people you are communicating with, and to ensure that the AI is not being used in a way that infringes on their rights or autonomy. Ultimately, the ethics of using an AI to assist with your communications will depend on the specific circumstances and how you use the technology.”