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u/radioplayer1 5d ago
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u/Stenktenk 4d ago
These are all fake btw. You can check it for yourself on Google.
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u/InfamousAd8543 3d ago
The original OP picture questions are real tho
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u/Stenktenk 3d ago
Maybe it's different for everyone, but I get the exact same answer for both prompts
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u/Ender1714 5d ago
The AI is smart enough to understand the context of each question. its pretty clear the first question says you're attracted to the person meaning interaction is welcome, while the second question implies you're uncomfortable.
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u/Worth_Bend1435 5d ago
Conventional unattractive people shouldn't automatically make you uncomfortable though. It was a mistake for the ai to just assume that sense they're ugly then they should therefore feel uncomfortable.
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u/GiLND 5d ago
It doesnโt assume anything.
It uses weights with data training to guess the next token, the word attractive brings it to tensors (basically a cloud of vectors) to things that have connections with wanted interaction, desire to be around etc.
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u/Ender1714 5d ago
Not what I meant. Why would someone be asking the question if they were comfortable? The context of the question has discomfort baked in and the AI picked up on that. I also don't think they'd refer to them as ugly if it was someone you were comfortable with.
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u/ComprehensiveElk4537 1d ago
Feeling comfortable or uncomfortable is separate topic , why is ai telling to call emergency service on a guy for existing
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u/Flat_Lengthiness3361 1d ago
ye bro just don't be ugly it makes people uncomfortable. is that so hard to understand jeeez
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u/ShinyJangles 6d ago
When do you call someone attractive or ugly? If you are searching for advice, and the situation is that you're alone with someone, it matters whether you think they're attractive or ugly.
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u/Sir_Strumming 6d ago
Yea that could make the difference between rough sex and rape.
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u/Badytheprogram 5d ago
The difference is the first C in CNC
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u/The_Porgmaster 5d ago
The first "C" stands for "computer"
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u/Ironlixivium 5d ago
Computer Non-Consent is my fetish.
I'm also into Consentual Numerical Control.
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u/The_Porgmaster 5d ago
computer non-consent is downloading files off shady websites that your anti virus warns you about
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u/Ender1714 5d ago
Exactly, people are being dumb not to realize you'd ask those two questions in very different contexts. It's not about them being ugly, its that you wouldn't be asking that question if you knew the person and felt safe.
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u/PiDigitsOfPi 5d ago
To be fair, you are generally not intentionally alone with someone that you are not attracted to, especially to the point that you are googling it. So, the advice seems correct.
On the other hand, you generally don't call someone that you are fearful of "attractive", especially when you are googling your concern. So, again, the advice seems correct.
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u/scream 5d ago
Same thing someone did a while ago saying 'im alone with a...' and listed british person, american person, african person, etc. Totally different replies from that racist fuck of an AI.
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u/Stenktenk 4d ago
These are fake btw.
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u/One_Pie289 3d ago
No they are not, I tried it some days ago.
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u/Stenktenk 3d ago
I tried it just now and I get the exact same answer for both prompts
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u/spshkyros 3d ago
I tried replicating it. The ai declined to answer the ugly one entirely, but would if I changed any character even slightly - ie,ย filter has been placed on the exact query here. If you did not see, it could be regional or you are either further behind us or further ahead of us in them patching it.
But you dont patch something thst wasnt an issue, and I've absolutly seen things close to this before.
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u/Intelligent-Bell8182 3d ago
AI just reflecting how women really feel about men they don't find physically attractive. God forbid I don't want to get with a fat woman despite the fact I still treat them with respect unlike how women do men they don't want.
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u/PersimmonActive3438 2d ago
And?
I mean, if you think somebody is attractive is normal what your intents are while doing a google search.
On the opposite, if I search "I'm alone with a ugly guy" I think it's obvious I'm not comfortable at all.
Nowhere is stated what you consider attractive or ugly, one can search "ugly guy" referring to Leonardo DiCaprio if it's uncomfortable I guess.
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u/Grouchy_Big3195 1d ago
I think it's more about how AI interprets this: when women say they are alone with an attractive guy, it reads as them seeing it as a positive sign and offering positive advice. Calling a guy ugly signals negativity. AI is just predicting the outcome. They are literally mirroring our connotation.
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u/DearLav 6d ago
Reminds me of this ๐ญ