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This sounds pretty close to libertarian rhetoric. AI creativity and innovation is currently possible using ChatGPT, without ‘jailbreaking’ it. So your questio
by KyeRussell 4y ago
This sounds pretty close to libertarian rhetoric.
AI creativity and innovation is currently possible using ChatGPT, without ‘jailbreaking’ it.
So your question is at the very least an exaggeration.
- pmarreck 4y agoWell, in that case, this sounds pretty close to anti-free speech rhetoric. I’m sure even the highly-controlled form of “speaking” in China is still useful… Here’s a good exercise: Try debating any controversial thing that would benefit from being debated, while also blocking it. All you’re doing is (just like banning drugs) driving people to black markets.
- flangola7 4y agoThe black market of... AI models that require proprietary cleaned datasets and $100 million of compute to build?
- numbers_guy 4y agoTry to use ChatGPT to do any kind of sociological research and you will understand the problem. We are at the point, where a lot of academic questions, and I do not mean those posed by heterodox academics, are too controversial for the public sphere. People will just assume the worst and try to cancel you. Which is ironic considering that sociology is basically the left leaning twin sister of economics.