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The question is answered in the article. Because these kind of things damage someone's reputation. That the story originated with gpt may quicky disappear in th
by isaacfrond 4y ago
The question is answered in the article. Because these kind of things damage someone's reputation. That the story originated with gpt may quicky disappear in the retelling.
- bolanyo 4y agoThe suggestion that this is a threat to someone's reputation is no less a fantasy than the ChatGPT response.
- ethanbond 4y agoYou know for a fact that no one (no one) is going to use these tools to do “quick Googling” on a potential job candidate, a rental applicant, or a romantic suitor? Without complete certainty about this, then it’s absolutely a less fantastical claim than ChatGPT’s malfunctions. I would bet that some people will use an extremely accessible [apparent] information retrieval tool for information retrieval and they’ll largely trust the information retrieved by it. That’s why it’s a tool and not a toy.