Yes, we are already here, but you don't have to reach as far as malicious code for a real-world example... Motivated by the link to Metamorphosis of Prime Inte

Yes, we are already here, but you don't have to reach as far as malicious code for a real-world example... Motivated by the link to Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect posted recently here on HN, I grabbed the HTML, textified it and ran it through api.openai.com/v1/audio/speech. Out came a rather neat 5h30m audio book. However, there was at least one paragraph that ended up saying "I am sorry, I can not help with that", meaning the "safety" filter decided to not read it. So, the infamous USian "beep" over certain words is about to be implemented in synthesized speech. Great, that doesn't remind me about 1984 at all. We don't even need newspeak to prevent certain things from being said.