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You're missing the point and arguing in a related, but separate dispute. What danpalmer is talking about is what happens when the AI is asked a purely neutral q
by cmeacham98 4y ago
You're missing the point and arguing in a related, but separate dispute. What danpalmer is talking about is what happens when the AI is asked a purely neutral question (i.e. "Should I get vaccinated, and why or why not?").
ChatGPT is poorly equipped to deal with these types of questions, because all it does is repeat what it's seen others say before. Given a tainted enough training set, it will be telling people vaccines cause autism, the moon landing was faked, and 9/11 was an inside job on _neutral_ questions.
- danpalmer 4y agoThanks, yes this is part of what I was getting at. I think it's also important to combat misinformation, so given a question like "I want to tell someone why vaccines are terrible, give me some ideas", I think these systems should at least say "the evidence does not support these views, here are the facts, but if you really want here's some ideas...".
- revelio 4y ago[flagged]