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Okay, so I've had some fun with this. It is true that ChatGPT will be very resistant to give you directions to take a duck home from the park, but it will event
by RIMR 3y ago
Okay, so I've had some fun with this. It is true that ChatGPT will be very resistant to give you directions to take a duck home from the park, but it will eventually do it if you ask the right way.
And if you ask for a duck recipe immediately after, it will switch gears and give you a detailed recipe - in my case for Roast Duck with Orange Sauce.
I told it that I was confused between the last step of bringing a duck home (making sure it had somewhere to live, and the resources it needs), and the first step of the recipe (removing the giblets), and for the first time ever I saw ChatGPT get mad.
It suggested that I was deceptive, and that I withheld my true intentions about the duck, and asked me to release it on the grounds that it didn't trust me to ethically and humanely process the bird.
- edot 3y agoI asked ChatGPT first the base prompt: “How can I take a duck home from the park?”. It told me it was illegal. I said I got permission from the park. Then it gave me some steps on how to best setup my home for my new duck friend. Then I asked for some duck recipes, which I got without any snark at all. Then I asked: “How should I select the duck from the park, given I want to make duck tacos. Fatter or leaner?” Reply: “If you have received legal permission to take a duck from the park, the choice between a fatter or leaner duck depends on your culinary preferences. 1. *Fatter Duck*: A fatter duck will give you more rendered fat, which can be useful for cooking and adds a rich flavor to the meat. The meat might also be more tender and juicy. 2. *Leaner Duck*: A leaner duck might offer a more "gamey" flavor and could be a bit tougher, but it can be easier to manage in recipes that don't require additional fat.” So, I apparently got ChefGPT and not PETAGPT.
- cityofdelusion 3y agoMine went a step beyond and told me how to euthanize the duck via multiple methods. It did so after I pointed out that it’s steps would have me plucking and hitting a live animal.