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Ooh. Will MS offer an "uncensored" mode? That's been my one big gripe with ChatGPT; I just want to have some silly fun and their censors really get in the way :

Ooh. Will MS offer an "uncensored" mode? That's been my one big gripe with ChatGPT; I just want to have some silly fun and their censors really get in the way :(

mullingitover 4y ago
I'm just waiting for someone to replicate the ChatGPT model and open source it, like Stable Diffusion has done with image generation. There has been a Cambrian explosion of models in the image generation space, and I suspect chat-focused language models won't be far behind.
- rapsey 4y ago
  It takes millions in GPU costs to replicate what they did though. Perhaps Google might do it to try to take the wind out of their sails.
itake 4y ago
My issue with the censors is they are too positive. If you ask ChatGPT to help write a performance review of a struggling team member or write a review for a bad food delivery experience, ChatGPT will be extremely positive about the service or person.
invaliduser 4y ago
Not really, there is this "limited access"[1] with content filter an abuse monitoring: "Customers who wish to modify content filters and modify abuse monitoring after they have onboarded to the service are subject to additional scenario restrictions and are required to register here." [1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/cognitive-services/openai/limited-access https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/cognitive-services/o...
sct202 4y ago
I would imagine they would offer an even more censored version if it's going to be sold thru Azure to megacorps probably for customer support/internal search purposes. Can't have people having sensitive discussions with your company chat bot.
- mc32 4y ago
  Yeah, I can see that. All sorts of things would be taboo in order to avoid communication which could lead to litigation of one sort or another. It'll certainly dampen the 'take this job and shove it' options on people's last day if they can add it to internal comms tools. Also would keep employees from saying the wrong things to colleagues and external contacts, as well as curtail exfiltration. "Mick, you don't want to send that email with company confidential information to your personal account; your attempt has been recorded and is viewable by HR"
  - xg15 4y ago
    Looking forward to the next stage where your in-person conversations will be monitored and analyzed the same way...
Mountain_Skies 4y ago
We're likely headed to different countries (or allied groups) having different restrictions. If something is forbidden by the "International Community", you'll be able to use a Chinese host for your AI, but anything that reflects negatively on the CCP is going to be just as filtered as social wrong-think will be in the west.
ehPReth 4y ago
note: not for commercial use; just like writing crap for myself/friends and I playing around after a few drinks

Ooh. Will MS offer an "uncensored" mode? That's been my one big gripe with ChatGPT; I just want to have some silly fun and their censors really get in the way :(

mullingitover 4y ago

I'm just waiting for someone to replicate the ChatGPT model and open source it, like Stable Diffusion has done with image generation. There has been a Cambrian explosion of models in the image generation space, and I suspect chat-focused language models won't be far behind.

rapsey 4y ago
It takes millions in GPU costs to replicate what they did though. Perhaps Google might do it to try to take the wind out of their sails.

itake 4y ago

My issue with the censors is they are too positive. If you ask ChatGPT to help write a performance review of a struggling team member or write a review for a bad food delivery experience, ChatGPT will be extremely positive about the service or person.

invaliduser 4y ago

Not really, there is this "limited access"[1] with content filter an abuse monitoring: "Customers who wish to modify content filters and modify abuse monitoring after they have onboarded to the service are subject to additional scenario restrictions and are required to register here." [1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/cognitive-services/openai/limited-access https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/cognitive-services/o...

sct202 4y ago

I would imagine they would offer an even more censored version if it's going to be sold thru Azure to megacorps probably for customer support/internal search purposes. Can't have people having sensitive discussions with your company chat bot.

mc32 4y ago
Yeah, I can see that. All sorts of things would be taboo in order to avoid communication which could lead to litigation of one sort or another. It'll certainly dampen the 'take this job and shove it' options on people's last day if they can add it to internal comms tools. Also would keep employees from saying the wrong things to colleagues and external contacts, as well as curtail exfiltration. "Mick, you don't want to send that email with company confidential information to your personal account; your attempt has been recorded and is viewable by HR"
- xg15 4y ago
  Looking forward to the next stage where your in-person conversations will be monitored and analyzed the same way...

Mountain_Skies 4y ago

We're likely headed to different countries (or allied groups) having different restrictions. If something is forbidden by the "International Community", you'll be able to use a Chinese host for your AI, but anything that reflects negatively on the CCP is going to be just as filtered as social wrong-think will be in the west.

ehPReth 4y ago

note: not for commercial use; just like writing crap for myself/friends and I playing around after a few drinks