Wouldn’t trust AI to monitor AI behaviour and decide which output to flag or ban. Maybe a contest between different agents to see which one would perform best as an arbiter of truth, or monitor of plagiarism at least. Just a thought as not all systems would be as effective as Google in deciding what is true or not.
Google Issues Warning About AI-Generated Content About Health and Finance
Google is warning netizens to watch out for AI-generated content regarding “health, civic, or financial information.” So, you know, the important things.
Suppose your robot or vr guests don’t have to be dead already – So in that case, you could just have a cheaper version than you can in reality. Though, “free” exchange of ideas costs more than free if you want to dine with kings, queens and the almighty Stephen Fry.
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Didn’t he also say that a duty to secrecy is essential – in order to bring about the free exchange of ideas? Sounds contradictory according to his other dinner party rules.
Gawd, meeting a pretend Jesus would be enough to flip many of his followers out – living with him could actually ruin your faith, if he failed to clean up after himself – so yeah, Jesus, but just for intelligent conversation over a meal sounds good.
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Chatbots are being used for essays to cheat exams, so it likely won’t be long till we need warnings like this. Good idea.
hmm, an AI regulating itself sounds dubious. Maybe have its parent oversee its activity?
Chat GPT4 could both produce content and police its use too.
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(4 upvotes)Wouldn’t trust AI to monitor AI behaviour and decide which output to flag or ban. Maybe a contest between different agents to see which one would perform best as an arbiter of truth, or monitor of plagiarism at least. Just a thought as not all systems would be as effective as Google in deciding what is true or not.
Suppose your robot or vr guests don’t have to be dead already – So in that case, you could just have a cheaper version than you can in reality. Though, “free” exchange of ideas costs more than free if you want to dine with kings, queens and the almighty Stephen Fry.
Didn’t he also say that a duty to secrecy is essential – in order to bring about the free exchange of ideas? Sounds contradictory according to his other dinner party rules.
Gawd, meeting a pretend Jesus would be enough to flip many of his followers out – living with him could actually ruin your faith, if he failed to clean up after himself – so yeah, Jesus, but just for intelligent conversation over a meal sounds good.
Jesus, Muhammad, Buddha and probs Zeus. Could be awkward, which would make it a bit more fun.