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I've been wondering about this too. chatbots should have a private switch. where they're contractually obligated to delete the information as soon as it's sent
by sharemywin 4y ago
I've been wondering about this too.
chatbots should have a private switch. where they're contractually obligated to delete the information as soon as it's sent.
- brianjking 4y agoFirst off, ChatGPT is currently free. Assuming you are using it, you are becoming part of the product.
- sharemywin 4y agoI think they're offering a paid version. which goes along way toward the alignment problem with advertising. you want to keep making my $40 offer a better bot. The question is do you as a company turn away the opportunity to incorporate ads into the products. (paid for advice) chatbot as a service is a good business model, but free chatbot with subtle ads is a way bigger opportunity.
- generj 4y agoProbably with some sort of exception for certain things. I don’t want a chatbot unable to reveal someone confessing to murder for example.
- autoexec 4y agoI wouldn't trust it. What is a contract with a bot? Who will hold it accountable and how?
- sharemywin 4y agothat's true for all the internet/cloud providers. I'm not sure how you enforce transparency. That's one of the problems with private marketplaces( and service providers) too.