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I agree, and I want to add that in the days before his suicide, this person also bought a gun. You can feel whatever way you want about gun access in the Unite
by Wowfunhappy 9mo ago
I agree, and I want to add that in the days before his suicide, this person also bought a gun.
You can feel whatever way you want about gun access in the United States. But I find it extremely weird that people are upset by how easy it was to get ChatGPT to write a "suicide lullaby", and not how easy it was to get the actual gun. If you're going to regulate dangerous technology, maybe don't start with the text generator.
- g-b-r 9mo agoOr maybe do both, in whatever order
- t0bia_s 9mo agoTools are not responsible for our decision.
- ninalanyon 9mo agoThe availability of tools affects the kinds of decisions that one makes, enabling some that would otherwise have been difficult.
- hackeraccount 9mo agoAre you talking about the gun or ChatGPT? The statement kind of works for both.
- ninalanyon 9mo agoNeither, not specifically. I'm responding to "Tools are not responsible.."
- t0bia_s 9mo agoAt the and you are one who decide about action. Not the tool itself.
- Wowfunhappy 9mo agoExactly! To me, all these safety arguments are kind of anti-free speech. I realize it gets a little tricky because it's a tool generating the speech, but the principle still applies. If we have text generators, I should be able to generate text on whatever topic I want. (If I then use that text to go harass someone, that is of course a different story.)
- t0bia_s 9mo agoFor many it is hard to take responsibility for own decisions which leads to giving it up in name of "safety".