AI is a mistake and we would be better off if the leadership of OpenAI was sealed in an underground tomb. Actually, that's probably true of most big org's leadership.

I said the real call of the void. Perfection

If only Murray Leinster could have seen how prophetic his story became. Not only did it correctly predict household computers and the internet in 1946, but also people using the computers to find out how to do things and being given the most efficient method regardless of any kind of morality.

I had the literal same monologue - shit sucks bruh. High bridges are cool I guess. But why don't you choose just one to go to? Hitting all 3 feels like a drag

I am gpt now I guess

this says something about modern society and how it breaks people over time and that is reflected in the training data and therefore output but i'm too stupid to string that thought together

"Hammer hit the nail you decided to strike"

Wow

There's nothing wrong with AI, these contextual problems are not a mistake--they're a choice.

AI can be trained for deeper analysis and to root out issues like this. But that costs compute cycles. If you're selling a service, you want to spend as little on compute power as possible while still being able to have a product that is viewed as good enough to pay for.

As with all things, the root of this problem is greed.

Headlines like this is comedy I'd pay for. Or, at least laugh at on Have I got news for you.