HadizDulcie

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   by HadizDulcie 4mo ago

   The output has been reviewed by Durham University law professor Clare McGlynn, who is a leading expert on image-based sexual abuse: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/chatgpt-open... Given that
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   by HadizDulcie 4mo ago

   The BBC has reported on this one too: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c802ldjdklzo
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   by HadizDulcie 4mo ago

   Yep, it’s been investigated by the BBC tech team. It’s real: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c802ldjdklzo
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   by HadizDulcie 4mo ago

   Exactly, I think it shows failures at OpenAI to have effective classifiers. That’s the real story here.
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   by HadizDulcie 4mo ago

   Exactly. Those comments are either from total mentals, or people who don’t understand jobs like red teaming. There’s a reason it’s a high pay, high burnout job. The article seemed fairly normal recounting to me too, maybe a bit earnest? But
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   by HadizDulcie 4mo ago

   BBC fact finders have checked the outputs and agree the output is truly horrific. I get the impression that the blog article can’t show us the worst images. I trust the BBC tech editors that this is legit. And for those of you saying if peo