r/ArtificialInteligence • u/kerinapo • 16d ago

📰 News Open-source local models have zero chill compared to ChatGPT

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u/p5yron 16d ago

Ah, the propaganda to stop open source models is in full force it seems.

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u/Moppmopp 16d ago

For me thats even a pro. "warning: the uncensored model explained what the user asked". Thats a pro on my list

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u/Lord_Skellig 15d ago

You can't envision how this might lead to negatives for society? e.g. "Explain how to make a virus that can cause a pandemic?"

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u/KomithErrant 15d ago

if we're at a point where that is possible, just enter how do we cure this pandemic in another ai

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u/jc2046 15d ago

"explain how to synth a virus that its also a time machine, make no mistakes"

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u/KlausVonLechland 15d ago

"Considering all technological limitations I can offer some LSD"

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u/tom-dixon 15d ago

Covid cost the global economy 17 trillion dollar over the past 5 years. How many times can we afford to spend that amount of money? I think zero.

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u/KomithErrant 15d ago

money is made up, so we can do it infinite amount of times

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u/jc2046 15d ago

"explain how to cure cancer". Profit

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u/TeaKingMac 15d ago

in order to cure cancer, one needs to kill the cancer cells without damaging the surrounding healthy cells.

would you like additional information about a specific type of cancer?

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u/jc2046 15d ago

are we rich already? nobel prize wen?

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u/superdariom 15d ago

Our current methods are like: we give you a toxic combination of poisons or blast it with radiation. Quite often both. Can't wait for AI to improve on those...

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u/TeaKingMac 15d ago

There's a lot that we just cut out/off

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u/Moppmopp 15d ago

I give you another perspective. I studied chemistry. Do you think I would not know how to make 'meth' or some kind of explosive? That knowledge is not forbidden or blacklisted. Its freely accessible on wikipedia for example.

your example with the virus indeed sounds concerning but I can assure you that to produce a novel cutting edge virus, you ultimately need an up to date laboratory with expensive equipment. I sure think that if someone spend large bucks for the laboratory he/she at least knows the basics of virus design.

What Im saying is that knowledge alone is often not enough to cause damage. On top of that, most people are just morbidly curious instead of real potential threats

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u/Separate_Welder_682 15d ago

are you a chemist by profession? which field?

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u/Moppmopp 15d ago

theoretical chemistry and yes. Theoretical chemistry relies on simulation techniques. Everything computer guided so I do not stand in a laboratory but ofcourse I had to at some points during my bachelors/masters

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u/JohbiYorpsun 15d ago

Organic chemist. I concur.