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Generally I use it to try and waste as much of Open AI and Microsoft's money as I possibly can. I try and get it to use the absolute maximum number of tokens as

Generally I use it to try and waste as much of Open AI and Microsoft's money as I possibly can. I try and get it to use the absolute maximum number of tokens as I possibly can for free doing pointless tasks, I use the image generation to produce the weirdest art I can without triggering the censorship and when I'm bored I just tell it as many lies as possible and make it treat them as truth. I don't know if this is feeding into the training data or not but I hope that it is.

core-utility 3y ago
Sounds like they're living rent-free in your life.
gwnywg 3y ago
Is this not acting in bad faith? What is driving you to do this, is it not better to simply let it be and focus on something else?
- caeril 3y ago
  Censoring their models was the first act of bad faith. Sounds like OP is just running tit-for-tat.
  - gwnywg 3y ago
    tbh I always wondered why do they call themselves 'openai' since models are not open. But does that mean people should do things like what OP says..
  - samus 3y ago
    It should not have surprised anybody that publicly run models would be censored. OpenAI has a mission that they are not keeping secret at all. Apart from that, censoring what one's web service can be used for is a very common CYA strategy to avoid damage to the brand and not causing governments to push through overtly harsh laws. Differently from social networks, model censoring does not even remotely restrict anyones constitutional rights. And who really wants to run big uncensored models can just use open source ones (which are approaching GPT 3.5 performance) and run them on 2nd hand GPUs from ebay since for LLMs bulk VRAM is more important than raw processing speed.
salil999 3y ago
Why?
muditmudit 3y ago
Wow! This feels very...weird, especially since, on top of wasting your own time and their resources, you go out of your way to actively ruin this service for others as well.
samus 3y ago
Sound like you're having fun :)

core-utility 3y ago

Sounds like they're living rent-free in your life.

gwnywg 3y ago

Is this not acting in bad faith? What is driving you to do this, is it not better to simply let it be and focus on something else?

caeril 3y ago
Censoring their models was the first act of bad faith. Sounds like OP is just running tit-for-tat.
- gwnywg 3y ago
  tbh I always wondered why do they call themselves 'openai' since models are not open. But does that mean people should do things like what OP says..
- samus 3y ago
  It should not have surprised anybody that publicly run models would be censored. OpenAI has a mission that they are not keeping secret at all. Apart from that, censoring what one's web service can be used for is a very common CYA strategy to avoid damage to the brand and not causing governments to push through overtly harsh laws. Differently from social networks, model censoring does not even remotely restrict anyones constitutional rights. And who really wants to run big uncensored models can just use open source ones (which are approaching GPT 3.5 performance) and run them on 2nd hand GPUs from ebay since for LLMs bulk VRAM is more important than raw processing speed.

salil999 3y ago

Why?

muditmudit 3y ago

Wow! This feels very...weird, especially since, on top of wasting your own time and their resources, you go out of your way to actively ruin this service for others as well.

samus 3y ago

Sound like you're having fun :)