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Yeah, that's absurdly scary. That's a huge social engineering/social control risk of there's a non trivial number of people using it like that...I mean imagine
by rpcope1 2y ago
Yeah, that's absurdly scary. That's a huge social engineering/social control risk of there's a non trivial number of people using it like that...I mean imagine influencing the LLM to subtly pump and dump assets.
- rvnx 2y agoA bit like what X/Twitter is doing.
- viccis 2y agoYeah I mean I just asked it how to make a million bucks off of memecoins and it gave me an extensive list of memecoin investing tips to make sure I didn't end up as a bag holder. The only thing I'd trust it for would be explanations about well documented concepts and strategies, but even that is better to get from a well respected Youtube channel or financial advice outlet.
- jsemrau 2y agoTwo thoughts on this. (1) The agent is the ad (Facebook/Reddit) (2) Game Theory and Agent Reasoning (Subtle malevolent intentions in adversarial gameplay)
- elliotto 2y agoIsn't this what Google does already? And it throws ads at you (ranked on whichever company pays them the most) I suspect a decent open source llm would have a lot more transparency than the current methods of coagulating collective information