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I don't know why anyone cares. You're still violating the OpenAI usage policy. You'll get to have fun for maybe a day before they ban you. It's especially poin
by LeoPanthera 2y ago
I don't know why anyone cares. You're still violating the OpenAI usage policy. You'll get to have fun for maybe a day before they ban you.
It's especially pointless as running local LLMs gets better and easier all the time, and there are plenty that will discuss whatever edgy topic gets you excited.
- tonetegeatinst 2y agoAgree but the VRAM tax is insane
- mixeden 2y agoIt's not about fun, it's more about the fact that it's hard to lobotomize AI models
- digging 2y ago> I don't know why anyone cares. Not because of what you're thinking. What's concerning is how easy it is to bypass leading AI companies' best attempts at restricting output. It bodes poorly for future AI if we can't even control the kinds we have when we're trying really hard. (Alternately, that we aren't trying really trying when we should be.)
- satisfice 2y agoThis is called “Hacker News.” Maybe look up the word “hacker” sometime.
- Lockal 2y ago> You'll get to have fun for maybe a day before they ban you. Source? I heard of many cases when ChatGPT notified users about policy violations (including https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41583605 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41583605), and I have seen these warnings too, nothing happened. I agree that they can do whatever they want, I just never heard of bans on personal accounts on the next day.