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I am quite pleased the AI decided to take it to heart when I told it to kill itself
Well, it’s also killing the internet in the process. It’s like a tumor on the internet.
Nah. It’s degrading the internet, for sure; but not killing it. We got a similar event in September 1993 and the internet survived fine.
“similar”
lol. a massive growth in real, human, users is not “similar” to a massive growth in fake undependable data with zero to negative value.
i miss when we had kept gpt unpublished because it was “too dangerous”. i wish we could have released it in a more mature way.
because we were right. we couldn’t be trusted and immediately ruined the biggest wonder of humanity by having it generate thousands to millions of articles for a quick buck. toothpaste is out of the tube now and it can never go back in.
Someone would have made one eventually. Unless the government monitors every computer in existence, AI is inevitable.
And just to make it clear, we should not give the government the ability to monitor every computer in existence, or even any computer not owned by them.
also, there are absolutely other ways to regulate technology, especially since it’s a tech that’s being bought and sold.
“monitor every computer” is emphatically not the only solution ? and it’s weird that they suggested that lol
it’s not the “making one” that’s a problem. it’s the making, optimizing and rabid marketing of one in the service of capital instead of humans.
if only a bunch of open source, true non-profits released language models, the landscape might still suck but would be distinctly less toxic.
and if the government (or even a decently sized ngo standards entity) had worked proactively with computer scientists to find solutions like watermarking, labor replacement protections, and copyright protections, things might be arguably perfect. not one of those things happened and so further into the hellscape we descend.
