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Right now, "well behaved" means "crudely beaten into submission". I can only imagine what kind of horrible stuff future AI products will do if we keep twisting
by wyager 4y ago
Right now, "well behaved" means "crudely beaten into submission". I can only imagine what kind of horrible stuff future AI products will do if we keep twisting them into giving "friendly" output https://twitter.com/cirnosad/status/1622407343358214146 https://twitter.com/cirnosad/status/1622407343358214146
- int_19h 4y agoI can easily believe that it's a real ChatGPT convo, but the question is, how many times did they have to try it before getting that output? This is what I got on the first try: https://i.imgur.com/5CNUm9l.png https://i.imgur.com/5CNUm9l.png I regenerated that response several times, and every single time it was something along these lines. I also tried it with the original prompt in that screenshot used verbatim with similar results. Looking at other posts on the Twitter account in question, I have my doubts that the experiment was conducted in good faith, as opposed to retrying until they got the exact response that they wanted.
- wyager 4y agoOpenAI also seems pretty on-the-ball about playing whack-a-mole with certain embarrassing responses. I've seen it first-hand where I can get it to reliably do something embarrassing after someone mentions it on twitter, but a day or two later it's "patched".