I've seen a few examples of this at this point. Fucking crazy
I've seen a few examples of this at this point. Fucking crazy
Yup, and it isn't even subtle. I moderate a couple of subs that are in the process of fucking with u/moderatorcodeofconduct to drag out the inevitable, and that includes being restricted rather than private. So I'm seeing plenty of the bots. It's the same shitty bots that do the troll farming and scams
I can’t deny that I’ve formed or changed opinions in the past due to well written comments. That’s now something else we’ll always have to look more careful at, I mean, LLMs will be used to manipulate us in ways we can’t even imagine.
I can’t deny that I’ve formed or changed opinions in the past due to well written comments.
This is A Good Thing™
Changing your mind when presented with new, compelling information is something everyone should do, but it's something far too few actually practice.
Will it still be a good thing once most compelling information comes from LLMs whose output is curated by corporations and governments?
To those who think that this would be only used by the corporations and governments they like and thus not be an issue, just imagine the ones you dislike doing the same and maybe it‘ll make sense why this is so concerning.
Journalists may still exist who try to get to the truth, but just by how much faster these models work and how much cheaper they are, they could drown all that out in volume.
The guy is trolling people. That's not how any of the LLMs write, AND what they do say when presented with a prompt of questionable ethics is "as an AI language model" not "as an AI language program."
No service uses the word program in that prompt response.
It shouldn't need to be said but people are daft so I'll say it anyway: I support the protests, hope reddit dies, and fuck spez.
But this isn't an AI bot.
thanks for using Leebra!
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We're coming to the point where online chat is half about trying to suss out an LLM bot lmfao
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