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I'm not sure why it would, if the questions asked of it are as anodyne as OP's example. This week I got ChatGPT to write me several poems about burning down bu

I'm not sure why it would, if the questions asked of it are as anodyne as OP's example. This week I got ChatGPT to write me several poems about burning down buildings, discussed DIY breeder reactors with it, as well as the synthesis of psychedelic drugs. It was downright artful in the poem about the arsonist, too, so I don't think it clams up when it gets near a "danger zone" topic.

shyn3 4y ago
It definitely has biases that are introduced by the org. Almost feels like if "x" is in word drop connection
junofan 4y ago
Like half of the output is equivocating BS. “When should I use Python instead of Ruby?” yields a few useful bullet points sandwiched between paragraphs about how Ruby is actually amazing too and nobody can know the right answer.
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