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Oh c'mon... you know what I'm talking about, I'm not talking about theory and more theory, I'm talking about actual research done on top of an LLM, giving it th
by mrfinn 3y ago
Oh c'mon... you know what I'm talking about, I'm not talking about theory and more theory, I'm talking about actual research done on top of an LLM, giving it the apparent freedom to go rogue and see what tries to do then. Specifically on top of OpenAI's GPT, as they the ones carrying this message along the world. This is the type of research I'm talking about. I saw Altman's presentation to the US congress and not a word, about any study, was said.
- blackbear_ 3y agoWell, there are plenty of real-world examples of harms caused by AI-powered systems (https://incidentdatabase.ai https://incidentdatabase.ai). For LLMs in particular, I think it's just too early to have convincing independent research on their harms, but coincidentally this just happened a few days ago: National Eating Disorder Association shuts down A.I. chatbot it planned to use to replaces humans saying it 'may have given' harmful information (https://fortune.com/well/2023/05/31/neda-ai-chatbot-harmful-advice/ https://fortune.com/well/2023/05/31/neda-ai-chatbot-harmful-...)