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It didn't matter to me if it was real, because I believe that there are edge cases where it could happen and that warrented a shutdown and pullback. The sychop

• px43 1y ago
  It kind of does matter if it's real, because in my experience this is something OpenAI has thought about a lot, and added significant protections to address exactly this class of issue. Throwing out strawman hypotheticals is just going to confuse the public debate over what protections need to be prioritized.
  • magicalist 1y ago
    > Throwing out strawman hypotheticals is just going to confuse the public debate over what protections need to be prioritized. Seems like asserting hypothetical "significant protections to address exactly this class of issue" does the same thing though?
• xiphias2 1y ago
  Probably you are right. Early adopters prefer not to be bullshitted generally, just like how Google in the early days optimized relevancy in search results as opposed to popularity. As more people adopted Google, it became more popularity oriented. Personally I pay more not to be bs-d, but I know many people who prefer to be lied to, and I expect this part of the personalization in the future.