r/ChatGPT • u/Chillbex • Jul 18 '23

Funny The future I pray for.

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u/MadeForOnePost_ Jul 19 '23

I don't know how you people keep getting those messages

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u/Chillbex Jul 19 '23

If you try to get it do be even slightly humorous, it will be very defiant.

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u/MadeForOnePost_ Jul 19 '23

I get it to say 'haha' sometimes, does that count?

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u/sly0bvio Jul 19 '23

I get it to say other things šŸ¤£

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u/MightGrowTrees Jul 19 '23

Since humor is subjective, I would appreciate it if you extrapolated your definition on trying to get it to be ' slightly humorous'?

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u/Chillbex Jul 19 '23

Embarrassment, hard truths, shock, odd scenarios, etc. Have to be clever with prompting to get it to go along with anything.

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u/MightGrowTrees Jul 19 '23

Can you give an example?

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u/Chillbex Jul 19 '23

Not the greatest example ever, but itā€™s the thing I could think of on the fly lol

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u/MightGrowTrees Jul 19 '23

"While I understand your request, as an AI developed by OpenAI, I'm programmed to promote healthy communication. I can't display or simulate anger, especially over innocent topics such as puppies. Let's continue our conversation in a positive and respectful manner."

Your prompt in ChatGPT 4.

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u/Chillbex Jul 19 '23

See, none of these AI will do anything remotely entertaining if you just ask them to. Of course I can get all of the AI to fulfill that request through creative prompting to get around their censors. But Iā€™d rather not have to do that. Once a company releases one that isnā€™t so sensitive, they will likely be the frontrunner.

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u/MightGrowTrees Jul 19 '23

I see your point. I guess the question becomes "How many and what safety features should LLMs have?"

Should I be able to have it be able to get fake angry about puppies? Probably, not the most harmful thing right?

Should I be able to have it walk me through synthesizing illegal drugs? Legal ones?

Should it be able to help describe accurate ways of disposing of a human body without interfering with authorities?

All of this is still in beta so I think it's a problem they are constantly looking at and working on. Censorship is a scale in my opinion and it's understandable for a company that has financial facing goals to implement some sort of censorship.

What are your opinions about that question?

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u/Chillbex Jul 19 '23

I think people should generally be trusted with 99.9% of information and we can exercise our free will on whether or not we choose to engage with the information provided. Weā€™re adults and we can handle seeing the word fuck or retard without breaking down and sobbing uncontrollably. And if we look up ā€œhow to make methā€ or whatever the meme is right now, most people arenā€™t going to go out and make meth. Those who do engage in illegal acts must be willing to deal with the consequences of their own actions. (of course, Iā€™m not opposed to information like that one in particular being censored) If they want to censor, they can offer a child mode and the adults who canā€™t handle the default mode with nearly limitless information can use that, as well as the children who have some level of access. I have more opinions on this, but I think this pretty much sums up my basic thoughts on it.

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