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The amount of trust people are willing to place in AI is far more terrifying than the capabilities of these AI systems. I don't know, people seem to quickly ad
by dagw 4y ago
The amount of trust people are willing to place in AI is far more terrifying than the capabilities of these AI systems.
I don't know, people seem to quickly adjust their expectations to reality. Listening the conversation around ChatGPT that I'm hearing around me, people have become a lot more sceptical over just the last couple of weeks, as they've gotten a chance to use the system hands on rather than just read articles about it.
- kahnclusions 4y agoI’ve tried playing around with it quite a bit for the “choose your own adventure” type games. It’s really good at generating text and following prompts. Letting later responses use the previous prompts and responses as input really gives the illusion of a conversation. But it’s extremely limited… you run up against the limits of what it really can do very quickly.
- Agentlien 4y agoI've not tried this with ChatGPT yet, but I've played a lot of AI Dungeon and it has series trouble remaining consistent over time. Is ChatGPT better?
- kenjackson 4y agoI've gone just the opposite. The ability for me to ask my own questions has impressed me more than the articles. In part because articles always hype up technology in a crazy way. This is the first technology since -- probably the Apple iPhone touchscreen where I'm like, "this is better than they hype seemed to convey". I think the goalposts have moved greatly though. Just a couple of years ago, most lay tech folks would've laughed you out the room if you suggested this could be done. The summarized answers by Bing and Google are relics comparitatively.