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ChatGPT - AI-based chat
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mikegalbicka
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Been watching the development of that for some time. Impressive stuff. Try asking if BMW motorcycle riders are grumpy old men who like pie.
Visian
look out!!!
From a segment on NPR Boston today
Seeing as this new technology has attracted at least one member to ask questions and post answers as if they were carved in stone, have a look at this article/story By Hiawatha Bray, Tech reporter here in Boston-
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/12...s-why-ai-should-really-worry-us/?p1=StaffPage
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Seems like the AI answers resemble pollsters questions and along with the technology in it's infancy, asking a question in a way that favors an outcome.
OM
Seeing as this new technology has attracted at least one member to ask questions and post answers as if they were carved in stone, have a look at this article/story By Hiawatha Bray, Tech reporter here in Boston-
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/12...s-why-ai-should-really-worry-us/?p1=StaffPage
----If, when the link is clicked on, the page stops working- exit and the page should reload and be readable.---
Seems like the AI answers resemble pollsters questions and along with the technology in it's infancy, asking a question in a way that favors an outcome.
OM
RadioFlyer
Right2Repair
Seeing as this new technology has attracted at least one member to ask questions and post answers as if they were carved in stone, ...
Seems like the AI answers resemble pollsters questions and along with the technology in it's infancy, asking a question in a way that favors an outcome.
OM
That illustrates well the ChatGPT take on ad hominem attacks.
Posted here:
https://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthrea...availability&p=1294628&viewfull=1#post1294628
Sometimes it gets it right and sometimes that it did so is self evident.
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Messing with ChatGTP seems to be spreading fast. This makes me think that there is a chance that this program is learning on the actual inquiries.
When Siri was first a feature, I watched people asking some weird questions. So, will this be clever enough to remain helpful or lead to Eagle Eye-
OM
When Siri was first a feature, I watched people asking some weird questions. So, will this be clever enough to remain helpful or lead to Eagle Eye-
OM
Visian
look out!!!
mikegalbicka
Back in the saddle again
From PC World
There’s a monumental war brewing over AI citations
"OpenAI’s ChatGPT AI chatbot has been out for months, as has You.com’s helpful YouChat. Google announced its own AI service, Bard, on Tuesday, and Microsoft is expected to unveil its own AI chatbot on Tuesday. So what’s the key difference? Two show their work. Two do not."
There’s a monumental war brewing over AI citations
"OpenAI’s ChatGPT AI chatbot has been out for months, as has You.com’s helpful YouChat. Google announced its own AI service, Bard, on Tuesday, and Microsoft is expected to unveil its own AI chatbot on Tuesday. So what’s the key difference? Two show their work. Two do not."
Visian
look out!!!
Visian
look out!!!
We hadn’t perfected “common sense” so this AI thing will mirror an imperfect thought pattern?
“What I had not realized is that extremely short exposures to a relatively simple computer program could induce powerful delusional thinking in quite normal people.”
I guess the question will increasingly be- “how did you come up with that”?
OM
mikegalbicka
Back in the saddle again
From PC World
Neeva’s AI-powered search engine showcases its sources
Two ex-Google executives are trying to take on ChatGPT, Bing, and You.com with search that pays publishers.
Neeva’s AI-powered search engine showcases its sources
Two ex-Google executives are trying to take on ChatGPT, Bing, and You.com with search that pays publishers.
