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When I see comments like this, I wonder about the personal morality of the poster and how they arrived at their worldview. It may be hard to beleive, but there
by nicky0 4y ago
When I see comments like this, I wonder about the personal morality of the poster and how they arrived at their worldview. It may be hard to beleive, but there are some advantages to truthfulness in this world.
- ChatGTP 4y agoso you think open ai has been responsible and transparent so far ? You think cruising around Africa and other developing countries basically bribing people to sign up for “world coin” in exchange is trustworthy behaviour ? Sorry I don’t buy this message at all. I’ll stop here but not my kind of person that’s for sure.
- nicky0 4y agoAh, I understand now this is a particular axe you are grinding. You are in to deep for me to engage.
- jazzyjackson 4y agois it not a valid axe to grind?
- nicky0 4y agoHow should I know? It may be valid, but it's already too sharp for mere mortals to get near. This area seems to attract cranks and obsessives. The dialog is often not fruitful.
- ChatGTP 4y agoEnjoy your world coin and zero social mobility.
- SergeAx 4y agoThere are lots of advantages, but it doesn't mean that all actors would automatically stick to the truthfulness. There are also lots of advantages in being untruthful. Evaluate both possibilities is a rational behavior, and definitely not a reason to question one's personal morality.