Submitted by a4mula t3_zsu3af in singularity
a4mula OP t1_j1a6j3b wrote
Reply to comment by AdditionalPizza in A Plea for a Moratorium on the Training of Large Data Sets by a4mula
It took me about five minutes to get ChatGPT to write a mediocre message of persuasion.
It's not great, but it's fair.
Imagine someone that spends thousands of hours shaping and honing a message with a machine that will give it super human expertise on how to shape the language in a way to maximize persuasion. To shave off the little snags of their particular idoeology from critical thought. To make it rational, and logical, and very difficult to combat in general language.
They could, and the machine would willingly oblige at every step in that process.
You have a weaponized ideology at that point. It doesn't matter what it is.
AdditionalPizza t1_j1aeql5 wrote
The internet and social media as a whole is already that powerful. In the near future, I think we may be better off than we have been in combating "fake news" than we have been in the past 10 years. Reason being, people will be much more reluctant to believe anything online because it will likely be presumed as AI. Right now, not enough people are aware of it. In 2 years everyone and their brother will be more than aware of how pervasive AI on the internet is. Each side of the spectrum will assume the other side is trying to feed them propaganda.
That's my 2 cents anyway.
a4mula OP t1_j1aga7l wrote
I appreciate it. I want to view as many different perspectives as I can certainly, as it helps to see things in ways that my perspective misses. I do see a path in which the initial systems are embedded with these principles that have been discussed. Logic, Rational thinking, Critical Thinking.
And hopefully that initial training set is enough to embed that behavior in users. So that if down the road they are exposed to less obvious forms of manipulation they're more capable of combating it.
I think OpenAI has done a really great job overall at ensuring ChatGPT adheres mostly to these principles. but that might just be the reflection of the machine that I get, because that's how I try to interact with it.
I just don't know, and I think it's important that we understand these systems more. All of us.
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