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i have zero trust in openai's ability to do anything impartially. why should we leave the judgement of a private tool up to the makers of the tool especially wh
by GuinansEyebrows 1y ago
i have zero trust in openai's ability to do anything impartially. why should we leave the judgement of a private tool up to the makers of the tool especially when human lives are at stake?
- simianwords 1y agoI agree - we should exercise a bit of caution here. There is no way they would release a benchmark which makes their model look bad. But then again we know that their models are one of the best for other uses so its not a big leap to accept this benchmark.
- beezlebroxxxxxx 1y agoI can already see the pharma salesmen drooling at the idea of how various symptoms can be marketed to. "As an AI agent, a possible diagnosis is [xxx]. Ask your doctor about / look into [yyy™] for a possible solution!"
- ceejayoz 1y agoAnd OpenAI is definitely thinking about this on their end: https://www.axios.com/2024/12/03/openai-ads-chatgpt https://www.axios.com/2024/12/03/openai-ads-chatgpt > OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar told the Financial Times that OpenAI is weighing the inclusion of ads in its products but wants to be "thoughtful about when and where we implement them."
- barnas2 1y agoAd spots inside chatgpt are going to be worth an obscene amount of money.
- amarcheschi 1y agoI think that the damage of "chatgpt misdiagnose X as Y, person dies of Z" would be quite bad for PR