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> Of course it can be misused, like any tool, but no amount of safety features in ChatGPT will make users of it more or less careful in their use of it. If some
by phonebucket 4y ago
> Of course it can be misused, like any tool, but no amount of safety features in ChatGPT will make users of it more or less careful in their use of it. If someone using ChatGPT cares nothing for using it safely then it will likely end poorly, just like it will end poorly if I use a hammer without any care for using it safely.
I'm not worried about hammers when I have them. I'm worried about hammers when someone who wants to hurt me has them.
Same with ChatGPT.
- flanked-evergl 4y ago> Same with ChatGPT. I get this to some extent, I just really fail to see how the safetyisms applied to ChatGPT is really going to protect anyone, so I would appreciate if you could elaborate on this. One way which has somewhat been proven is, that through lowering the barrier to entry for writing software it has lowered the barrier to entry for writing malicious software, because malicious software is a kind of software. But the list of things that have lowered the barrier to entry for writing software is staggering, and to me ChatGPT is really just an increment on this. It may be a big and significant increment, but not as big as everything that preceded it in my view, so if we are to assign blame fairly, then most of it does not go to ChatGPT.
- phonebucket 4y agoOne example off the top of my head: what if ChatGPT was used to automate large scale personalised scamming?