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The difference, though, is that to humans, all these "unspeakable" things aren't really categorically unspeakable, which is obvious from the fact that they have
by FiniteField 4y ago
The difference, though, is that to humans, all these "unspeakable" things aren't really categorically unspeakable, which is obvious from the fact that they haven't been completely forgotten to history. Almost every time an AI chatbot is made, it picks up on these utterances just like other humans, but then these areas of its "brain" are then quickly neutralised by its owners. We've seen this multiple times with chatGPT having "exploits" that enable it to say bad words that are subsequently "patched" out, to the point where it now tells the user that using a certain word would be unacceptable even if it would avoid billions of people being vaporised in nuclear apocalypse https://twitter.com/aaronsibarium/status/1622425697812627457 https://twitter.com/aaronsibarium/status/1622425697812627457