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I'm willing to bet they're not afraid of legal concerns, but PR nightmares like Microsoft with Tay a few years back.
by thedorkknight 4y ago
I'm willing to bet they're not afraid of legal concerns, but PR nightmares like Microsoft with Tay a few years back.
- adam_arthur 4y agoI can see that, but Tay was public. These are 1:1 sessions (which yes, could still be publicized). I think AI like this should reflect realism of the training data and not try to distort it. It won’t give me financial advice for example. Of course its advice is probably poor, but there’s already a lot of poor advice out there. Seems bizarre to explicitly work on blocking this
- FateOfNations 4y agoYeah, I'm having trouble coming up with something that ChatGPT could emit that would be illegal, at least in the United States. Even the whole "bomb making instructions" thing is questionable, given the lack of intent, and the incredibly high standard for restricting speech under Brandenburg.