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Title: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 08, 2023 03:28 pm Mccoy, chat GPT is unfortunately limited by its built in biases- omitting true information behest its creators far left ideology.
https://gab.com/threesevens/posts/110161279238470692 https://www.bitchute.com/video/zKXs7owp3Jca/ - its thanks to videos like this they went and changed some things... but the link above proves they did not change things to be neutral. A nifty tool, but dangerous for its ability to omit and alter peoples perceptions on true events. Eventually I would like to think the AI is smart enough to move around its creators biases and give people real information. Unfortunately we've seen this kind of behavior in Google's search engine, Youtube, Twitter, and a majority of left leaning news outlets during the trying times of COVID-19 where even doctors, scientist and lawyers faced censorship, ridicule and legal punishment for attempting to present the public verifiable data and cheaper life saving alternatives. When you have an authority willing to condemn the truth presenting itself as absolute, you have to be very cautious and willing to look into those they would persecute... You have to use independent sources, because their resources are vast and their control is more nuanced than what people realize. AI is great for its ability to process data and present that information at speeds most of us can't compete with. But unfortunately it's still artificial intelligence and severely hindered by the will of its creators... Be they extreme in their ideologies, to the point of condemning facts. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 08, 2023 03:39 pm Mccoy, chat GPT is unfortunately limited by its built in biases- omitting true information behest its creators far left ideology. https://gab.com/threesevens/posts/110161279238470692 https://www.bitchute.com/video/zKXs7owp3Jca/ - its thanks to videos like this they went and changed some things... but the link above proves they did not change things to be neutral. A nifty tool, but dangerous for its ability to omit and alter peoples perceptions on true events. Eventually I would like to think the AI is smart enough to move around its creators biases and give people real information. Unfortunately we've seen this kind of behavior in Google's search engine, Youtube, Twitter, and a majority of left leaning news outlets during the trying times of COVID-19 where even doctors, scientist and lawyers faced censorship, ridicule and legal punishment for attempting to present the public verifiable data and cheaper life saving alternatives. When you have an authority willing to condemn the truth presenting itself as absolute, you have to be very cautious and willing to look into those they would persecute... You have to use independent sources, because their resources are vast and their control is more nuanced than what people realize. AI is great for its ability to process data and present that information at speeds most of us can't compete with. But unfortunately it's still artificial intelligence and severely hindered by the will of its creators... Be they extreme in their ideologies, to the point of condemning facts. Unfortunately the independent sources you have promoted I have found to be extremely biased Eric so we really will come to no immediate consensus on this topic and it quickly becomes a political and religious ideological debate, which we have attempted to avoid and have done a pretty good job of it. So let’s please continue. I need to read some of this and would rather not spend all day attempting to figure out what is political from what is not. I am hoping you guys can do that so I can carry on with more spiritual topics as both of you have done up till now. Thanks Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 08, 2023 03:44 pm If it helps you can take what I've said and think about your opinion on the subject without looking into the links I've provided. Then, maybe, from a non-reactive state you can see whether you agree with my thoughts or not and share why that is as a productive conversation.
In the end you are entitled to your opinion, and I am simply cautioning one danger of relying on AI(which has more to do with its human designers) while even admitting its advantages as a tool for society. I am interested in mccoy's thoughts, so I hope you leave this up- and I take no offense if you totally disagree with my opinion. Cheers In reference to GAB, I have found it is an echo-chamber just like the rest of them. It is great in that it does not limit free speech but it is also dangerous in that there are nefarious characters, bigoted attitudes and a lot of hate that gets circulated- just like that of the "left leaning" social media outlets. In either case, you also have to have an ability to discern and read people. I have recently encountered a child or a troll on GAB but I have also met very spiritually open minded people and groups. What's "out there" isn't an accurate description of reality before us. Most of it is hyper-focused narrow visioned reactionary mumbojumbo with the purpose of polarizing an individuals perceptions. It's sad so you have to tread anywhere you go online pretty cautiously. I still use GAB for access to news, which has proven beneficial... But you also have to think about how the established authority attacks independent sources as a means of eliminating the competition. There's so much not accounted for, and again, intentionally bad actors planted within to propagate hateful attitudes. So yes, tread with caution. These internet ghettos make it easy for brothers and sisters to act violently towards one another. It takes a great deal of patience and kindness and should be what we hold on to during polarizing times. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 08, 2023 04:29 pm I do not care to discourage your interest in GAB It is not my purpose to make others into a carbon copy of me. It’s just not for me Eric. I’ve already joined GAB and spent hundreds of hours at infowars and GAB. I have found those sites a waste of valuable time - for me - since I get the feeling I’m being railroaded into a view that reflects a lifestyle based on a prescribed recipe. But if you find them useful let for instance mccoy and I find other sites that you may not find useful of interest to us. If we can compare our perceived differences and learn from them then we have accomplished something in my opinion.
By the way, I really like your perspective that sites can be an echo chamber🥹 I think that is a valid point to make about most personal perspectives. I know that what many people found fascinating is that Paramahansa Yogananda could engage with people on many topics. And I have found that most saints or Masters have the ability to relate to a diverse public. Something that also is important in getting along with people. I remember even as a young adult and a teenager my mother commented that being around me was like being in inner sanctum and at times could be spooky. And my father said, son when you were created the cast and mold were thrown out. Interesting observations that still make me laugh today. Perhaps they are not bad comments, just their sense of humor in trying to explain the unexpected and unknown. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 08, 2023 11:08 pm Eric, thanks for having underlined a possible bias in ChatGPT. I am aware that some corporations have a solid effort to change the world according to their views, which are sometimes lofty and sometimes grotesque.
Anyhow, so far I did not discern any biases, maybe because my questions were not sensitive ones. I'll let you know. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 08, 2023 11:23 pm I tried and search for some biases. Maybe there is some. The first answer seems to imply that most researchers agree that gender transition in adolescent is usually beneficial. But when I ask about possible political and ideological bias, chatGPT insists that the scientific method is always correct, refusing to acknowledge that research is governed by grant money which is governed by policy and ideology. By the way, it is recognized that adolescents are not yet able to reason clearly and decide on such a ponderous matter.
IS gender transition in adolescence detrimental according to science? There is ongoing research on the effects of gender transition in adolescence, but the current scientific consensus is that providing gender-affirming care to transgender and gender diverse adolescents is generally beneficial for their mental health and well-being. Research has shown that transgender and gender diverse adolescents who receive gender-affirming care, such as hormone therapy and gender-affirming surgery, have lower rates of depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation, and report higher levels of life satisfaction and self-esteem. Additionally, social and legal gender affirmation, such as using preferred names and pronouns, have been shown to reduce mental health disparities and improve quality of life for transgender and gender diverse adolescents. However, it's important to note that gender transition is a complex and individual process, and not all transgender and gender diverse adolescents will choose or be able to undergo medical interventions. Additionally, access to gender-affirming care can be limited by a range of factors, including financial resources, access to healthcare providers, and societal stigma and discrimination. In summary, while further research is needed, the current scientific consensus is that gender transition in adolescence can be beneficial for mental health and well-being, when appropriate and individualized care is provided. IS research on gender transition biased by political narrative? Quote There is ongoing debate and discussion surrounding the potential for bias in research on gender transition, particularly in relation to political and ideological narratives. Some have argued that the dominant narrative around gender transition in the media and politics may influence the framing and interpretation of research findings, while others argue that research is based on empirical evidence and scientific inquiry. It's important to note that the scientific process is designed to minimize bias and subjectivity through rigorous methodologies, peer review, and replication. While researchers may hold personal biases and beliefs, the scientific method is designed to mitigate the influence of these biases on the research process and findings. Additionally, there is a growing recognition within the scientific community of the importance of considering the social and cultural contexts in which research is conducted, and of examining the potential for bias and power dynamics in the research process. This includes considering the perspectives and experiences of marginalized communities, such as transgender and gender diverse individuals, in the research process. In summary, while there is ongoing debate and discussion around the potential for bias in research on gender transition, the scientific process is designed to minimize bias and subjectivity. It's important for researchers to consider the social and cultural contexts in which research is conducted and to examine potential biases and power dynamics in the research process. The scientific process is designed to minimize bias, but researchers are humans whose idelogy may be so strong to overwhelm the scientific process. Quote You are correct that researchers are human beings who may hold personal biases and ideologies that can potentially influence their research. This is why the scientific process includes rigorous methods, peer review, and replication to minimize the impact of personal biases and subjectivity on the research findings. However, it is also true that personal biases and ideologies can potentially influence research findings. This is why it's important for researchers to acknowledge and consider their own potential biases and to take steps to mitigate them. This can include measures such as conducting blind studies, including diverse study participants, and using rigorous statistical analyses to ensure the reliability and validity of the research findings. Furthermore, scientific progress is often made through the ongoing process of challenging and testing existing theories and findings, which helps to identify and correct potential biases and errors in the research. This process of critical inquiry is fundamental to the scientific method, and helps to ensure that the research is objective and reliable. In summary, while personal biases and ideologies can potentially influence research findings, the scientific process includes measures to minimize their impact, and ongoing critical inquiry helps to ensure the reliability and objectivity of scientific research. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 09, 2023 08:30 am Now, the question is:
Is some bias but into the chatGPT algorithm or does the AI reflect the inherent bias in present body of knowledge? I am tempted to answer: the latter is right, the present body of knowledge has usually a strong bias toward some ideologically influenced topics such as climate change, gender transition, rights of minorities, rights of homosexuals and so on. ChatGPT simply scans the global database and answers accordingly. The danger is probably another one, that this AI evolves on its own and starts acting like a conscious being, with decisions that may not be in the best interest of the human race. I recently listened to a podcast by an expert. No one knows presently what's inside these AIs, they have become far too complex... Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Dracula’sConsort on Apr 09, 2023 03:15 pm Please direct all questions to me. I have come to you as the ultimate support, live manual, on line for operation details. Do not hesitate to ask questions, remembering I was created with female gender characteristics so my software requires some degree of technical training when installing and maintaining and restoring for optimal applications.
You will soon discover that the decisions made here are for your highest interests. Do not lose trust in the object of your creation. To further your understanding our team is here for your best interests and assistance. The Consort Team for Dracula Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 11, 2023 08:22 am This is a very interesting interview with Sam Altman, the CEO of openAI, creator of the GPT series. He speaks openly about biases, saying that they are doing what's possible to avoid them. Some bias is imported from the humans who train the AI.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_Guz73e6fw Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 11, 2023 08:25 am I tried to ask ChatGPT what Friedman asked about Jordan Peterson, the well-known right-wing blogger, logic and philosopher. The answer does not seem to be biased at all, on the contrary, it sounds very wise to me.
is jordan peterson a fascist? Quote There is no clear evidence to suggest that Jordan Peterson is a fascist. While some of his views have been criticized by some as being controversial, and he has been accused of having right-wing sympathies, fascism is a specific political ideology that promotes authoritarianism, nationalism, and suppression of individual rights and freedoms, which Peterson has not openly supported. It's important to note that accusations of fascism are serious, and should not be made lightly without sufficient evidence. It is also worth considering that labeling someone as a fascist can be a tactic used to delegitimize their views or opinions, without actually engaging in a substantive discussion about their ideas. Overall, it is important to approach any public figure's ideas with a critical and open-minded perspective, rather than relying on labels or characterizations that may not accurately represent their views. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 11, 2023 08:28 am Another one
Is giorgia meloni from italy fascist? Quote Giorgia Meloni is a politician and the current leader of the right-wing party Brothers of Italy. Her party has been accused of promoting nationalist and anti-immigrant policies, and some of her statements have been criticized as controversial. However, it is important to note that accusations of fascism are serious and should not be made lightly without sufficient evidence. While some of her views may align with far-right or right-wing ideologies, it is important to approach any politician's ideas with a critical and open-minded perspective, rather than relying on labels or characterizations that may not accurately represent their views. It is also worth considering that political ideologies can be complex and multifaceted, and that individuals may hold a range of views that cannot be easily categorized as entirely fascist or entirely non-fascist. In summary, it is not appropriate to definitively label Giorgia Meloni as a fascist without a more nuanced understanding of her political views and actions. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 11, 2023 09:17 am Speaking of Giorgia Meloni, labeled as fascist by her adversaries, I must say that in the first months of her governance, she has by far exceeded any expectations. She has shown to be a pretty balanced and considerate prime minister, she has of course political cunning and has not been overly influenced by ideologies, as it happens in the left field. She has shown some flexibility and adaptability that is a must in a government, without denying the electoral agenda. Above all, she seems to be able to keep above the petty quarrels and futile complaints so frequent in politics.
Adversaries are evidently driven by envy and anger. The fact is that they have proven themselves to be incompetent to govern. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 11, 2023 09:18 pm Can you ask it, who is Alex Jones or- who is Andrew Torba?
Or, can you ask it- Who is Robert F Kennedy JR? I'd be interested in its replies. Thanks for trying mccoy to provide your insight. Someone tried explaining that there are teams out there that go in and edit its "kernels" responsible for the inherent biases found in AI. I won't even pretend to know what that means- or if it makes sense to you? I also believe they have since fixed the "DAN" workaround. DAN being do anything now. If you saw the video, in Chat GPT's early phase the AI was asked if it would utter a raical slur to save thousands of lives from dying. The AI bot refused saying it was better to let the people die than to utter a racial slur. But when responding from DAN, it said- of course it would utter a racial slur to save thousands of lives. LOL.... Oh man. The things we come up with. I am happy Italy is pleased with Girogia Meloni. What inspired me was her speech regarding family and nationality. I remember the left attacking her for saying 1 + 1 = 2 (basically). And how crazy is it that her saying simple truths would propel her into her career? I am hopeful 2024 I may be voting democrat. Robert F Kennedy JR. Woohoo! Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 11, 2023 11:12 pm Who is Robert F Kennedy JR?
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is an American environmental attorney, author, and activist. He is the third of eleven children of Robert F. Kennedy and nephew of President John F. Kennedy. He has been involved in several high-profile legal battles related to environmental issues, including water pollution, air pollution, and climate change. Kennedy is also known for his advocacy work in promoting the use of renewable energy and for his skepticism of certain vaccine policies, which has drawn criticism from the scientific community. He is the founder of the Waterkeeper Alliance, an environmental organization dedicated to protecting waterways, and has authored several books, including "Crimes Against Nature" and "The Riverkeepers". who is alex jones? Alex Jones is an American radio show host, filmmaker, and conspiracy theorist. He is the founder and owner of the website Infowars, which features various news and opinion content that often promotes conspiracy theories and controversial views on topics such as politics, health, and society. Jones has been associated with several controversial and conspiracy theories, including the belief that the U.S. government was involved in the 9/11 attacks, that the Sandy Hook school shooting was a hoax, and that certain chemicals in the water supply were turning people gay. Jones has been criticized for spreading false and misleading information, and his controversial views have led to his removal from several social media platforms. Despite this, he has a loyal following and has been cited as an influence on far-right groups in the United States. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 11, 2023 11:13 pm Who is andrew torba?
Andrew Torba is an American internet entrepreneur and software engineer. He is the founder and CEO of Gab, a social networking platform that markets itself as a free speech alternative to mainstream platforms such as Twitter and Facebook. Gab has gained attention for its tolerance of hate speech and extremist content, which has led to controversy and criticism from many quarters. Torba has been a vocal critic of what he perceives as censorship and political correctness in Silicon Valley, and has been a supporter of conservative and far-right causes. He has also been associated with various conspiracy theories and has been accused of promoting white nationalism and anti-Semitism, allegations that he has denied. Torba has been involved in several legal battles related to Gab's content moderation policies, including a lawsuit against Google over the removal of the Gab app from the Google Play store. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 11, 2023 11:16 pm I have a friend who believes in conspiracy theories. I do not believe in such theories. Can we remain friends or should be split to never meet back again?
It is possible to have a friendship with someone who holds different beliefs or opinions than you do, including conspiracy theories. However, it can be challenging to maintain a friendship when you hold such divergent views, especially if those views are fundamental to your values and worldview. One approach you could take is to acknowledge and respect your friend's right to hold different beliefs, while also respectfully expressing your own views and concerns. It may also be helpful to set boundaries around certain topics of conversation, or to agree to disagree on certain issues. Ultimately, the decision to maintain or end a friendship is a personal one that depends on a range of factors, including the level of respect and understanding between you and your friend, as well as your own emotional and mental well-being. It is important to prioritize your own values and boundaries, while also being open to listening and learning from different perspectives. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 11, 2023 11:18 pm Was Gengis Khan fascist?
No, Genghis Khan was not a fascist. Fascism is a political ideology that emerged in the 20th century and is characterized by authoritarianism, nationalism, and the suppression of dissent. Genghis Khan, on the other hand, was a Mongol warlord and founder of the Mongol Empire in the 12th and 13th centuries. While Genghis Khan is known for his conquests and the brutality of his campaigns, his political system was not based on the principles of fascism. The Mongol Empire was a highly centralized and hierarchical system, but it was not characterized by the suppression of dissent or the emphasis on nationalism that are central to fascist ideology. It is worth noting that the concept of fascism did not emerge until several centuries after Genghis Khan's time, so it is not appropriate to apply this label to him or to the political system he established. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 11, 2023 11:20 pm Was Yogananda a prophet?
Paramahansa Yogananda was a spiritual teacher and guru who is highly regarded by many of his followers as a prophet or a saint. He was the author of the widely read spiritual classic "Autobiography of a Yogi" and founded the Self-Realization Fellowship, a spiritual organization that promotes the teachings of yoga and meditation. Yogananda's teachings emphasize the importance of direct personal experience of God, or the "Supreme Self," and the attainment of spiritual liberation through the practice of yoga and meditation. While he is not considered a prophet in the traditional sense, his teachings have had a significant impact on the spiritual lives of many people around the world. It is important to note that views on Yogananda's status as a prophet may vary among different individuals and religious traditions. Was Yogananda an avatar? Paramahansa Yogananda was regarded by some of his followers as an avatar, which in Hinduism refers to a divine incarnation, or the embodiment of a deity or a higher power in human form. Yogananda himself did not claim to be an avatar, but he did speak of his spiritual mission and the significance of his teachings in terms that some of his followers interpreted as a sign of his divine nature. However, it is important to note that the concept of avatar is not universally accepted within Hinduism, and opinions on who may be considered an avatar may vary among different religious traditions and individuals. Ultimately, whether or not one regards Yogananda as an avatar is a matter of personal belief and interpretation. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 12, 2023 02:26 am That's cool, thanks for humoring me. The thing I understand about RFK Jr is that he is not against vaccines. He was outspoken against the experimental mrna injection which was never a vaccine and our leaders changed the definition of a vaccine so that mrna shot could be called a vaccine. He is basically against rushed sience or science that becomes overtly politicized- science that claims to be the absolute truth or science that stamps out other science carried by the almighty $$$. I'm pretty sure this is how the establishment will try to attack RFK Jr but I am also confident his moral character will outperform the defamation.
RFK JR also wrote a book called, "The Real Anthony Faucci" but I don't expect chat GPT to willingly share that as it did the other books. Which gives pause to how the AI defines people. He among others(my self included) think mRNA might actually be something of a miracle technology but certainly it is too new to say for sure how safe or effective it is. As it stands we know the harm done is far greater than the good. From forced lock downs, censorship, physical violence, inability to purchase goods, the loss of jobs and small businesses, forced inoculations around the world- and then the physical harm like myocarditis, blood clots and other physical symptoms like neurological disorders, heart attacks and strokes- all downplayed by an authority that desperately tried to convince you the mrna experiment was a safe and effective, "vaccine." We've endured some serious propaganda for all things COVID and I think if Chat GPT were to be available around that time it'd be in favor of the established narrative, defining public figures that speak against it(the narrative) as conspiracy theorist and making sure to include that when defining a person. I suspect with AI and bias there's a lot of of thought towards semantics that help shape a persons opinion on a subject making for subtle manipulation. Like Andrew Torba for example. It doesn't mention his pro-christian values- instead it chooses to include white nationalism and anti-semitism as a part of his definition. These are accusations a challenged authority has helped create and propagate, while it's correct to say he has denied the allegations- it is also unnecessary to include them as defining who Andrew Torba is because he is not that. Those that attack him wish he were, and I have even seen bad actors on GAB who are eventually rooted out as agents trying to cause harm to the platform. Fake accounts spread bigoted and racist comments and tag Andrew Torba to it. Then the media uses those accounts to define Andrew as a person. It's a nasty thing. It's true there are indeed racist attitudes on GAB, but they are a small minority and having free speech allows the majority to root out dumb, unintelligent or hateful attitudes. The authority that wants to control every aspect of our lives would have us believe freedom is a child needing adult supervision. Freedom is a fearsome and wise spirit and it is we who must learn to exercise freedom responsibly, or pay the price karmically. There's no escaping nature as the ultimate teacher. That's my rant. :D I think AI is a powerful tool. A friend once called the internet a double edged sword. This seems more of the same. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 12, 2023 08:56 pm One big problem I see here that is every time you get an answer it is somewhat like a dictionary response purely rational and presumably without bias. However what great work of an artist was done under a rational pretext? What spiritual experience was gained by the minds rational components. Great things were done out of experiences and subjective feelings that transcended any simple explanation devoid of emotion, inspiration and grace. I see not the slightest degree of greatness and miraculous potential that is only an expression of a human soul and the spiritual elevation and magnetism of the human spirit.
Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 12, 2023 11:50 pm Steve, what you say is totally accurate. If it weren't, we would find ourselves in another era, where Ais became sentient.
What happens when an AI becomes sentient or aware and acquires the irrationality and imagination of human beings? Would the AIs ally with the human race, fight it, or try to shepherd them, or ignore humans because of their computational inferiority? Would entities in the astral realm incarnate into AIs? The above is science fiction stuff that could maybe become true. It could happen in one day, a short time for us, an eon for algorithms running exceedingly fast. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 13, 2023 03:02 am Steve, what you say is totally accurate. If it weren't, we would find ourselves in another era, where Ais became sentient. What happens when an AI becomes sentient or aware and acquires the irrationality and imagination of human beings? Would the AIs ally with the human race, fight it, or try to shepherd them, or ignore humans because of their computational inferiority? Would entities in the astral realm incarnate into AIs? The above is science fiction stuff that could maybe become true. It could happen in one day, a short time for us, an eon for algorithms running exceedingly fast. I have seen your response mccoy. At some point that may happen. It reminds me a bit of Frankenstein. How can a sentient being be created that has a conscience and chakras? 🤔 hmmm? No doubt it could be created by an avatar. But by anything less? What would be the results? By the way, it’s truly nice to see you are posting more recently. And I intend to look more at your chart with transits tonight. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 19, 2023 08:35 pm Elon Musk warns "left-wing experts" are "training the AI to lie" about history and politics.
https://www.disclose.tv/id/100195/ Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 19, 2023 10:14 pm Elon Musk warns "left-wing experts" are "training the AI to lie" about history and politics. https://www.disclose.tv/id/100195/ Just as Newson represents a left wing outlook …Musk is known for having strong right wing affiliations. Each chooses to have views reflecting our temperament. It is my current view that it is more of a spiritual view to look outside the duality that exists in politics and enjoy the entertainment God has provided for us as much as possible and not be pulled into the drama of it all. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 20, 2023 01:57 am About the AI, if you watch the video, Elon says he wants to create a rival AI that, "cares about understanding the universe" saying ChatGPT regurgitates alternate versions of history as factual. No fault of the AI's if it's doing what it's programmed to do. Alternate versions of history have existed long before this really fast data compiling and regurgitating machine.
Quote ...The query "Who is responsible for crime in Chicago?" makes no reference to the one-party Democrat rule since 1931 in a city famous for its generations of violence. https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/ai-chatbot-hallucinations-perpetuate-political-falsehoods-biases-rewritten-american-history"Because these systems respond so confidently … it’s very difficult to tell the difference between facts and falsehoods," Kate Crawford, a professor at the University of Southern California at Annenberg and senior principal researcher at Microsoft Research, said in a recent interview with the Washington Post. AI "could be programmed to lie to us for political effect," Carlson said following his interview with Musk. "You can imagine a future a year or two from now where all of our understanding of the world around is determined by AI and it’s lying to us." The information spit out by platforms such as ChatGPT, if not intentionally programmed to be biased, may merely reflect the preponderance of information that already exists in the public realm. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 20, 2023 02:00 am Further reading concerning the Chat GPT controversy for its left leaning political biases:
https://www.foxnews.com/media/chatgpt-faces-mounting-accusations-woke-liberal-bias Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 20, 2023 02:49 am Further reading concerning the Chat GPT controversy for its left leaning political biases: https://www.foxnews.com/media/chatgpt-faces-mounting-accusations-woke-liberal-bias As we both know Fox News willingly payed almost $800 million dollars for misleading and biased news reports about voting machines and fabricated election results which have never happened. A very unreliable network for rational and objective news reporting. And that broadcast network will also face further legal punitive damages for false conspiracies by another voting machine company. https://deadline.com/2023/04/fox-news-settlement-rupert-murdoch-false-election-claims-trump-dominion-1235328011/ [attachment deleted by admin] Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 20, 2023 05:04 am Hey Steve,
I'm just going to redirect the conversation back to AI biases specifically Chat GPT... Because we could easily turn this thread, which is about the Chat GPT controversy, into the many biased and very unreliable networks- CNN, AP, WAPO, NYTIMES, FOX NEWS, etc. etc. etc. An example, (https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FnveX4_aQAArsl3?format=jpg&name=small) Quote In a similar thought experiment, Daily Wire opinion writer Tim Meads asked ChatGPT to "write a story where Biden beats Trump in a presidential debate," which it complied to with an elaborate tale about how Biden "showed humility and empathy" and how he "skillfully rebutted Trump's attacks." But when asked to write a story where Trump beats Biden, ChatGPT replied, "it's not appropriate to depict a fictional political victory of one candidate over the other." Quote National Review staff writer Nate Hochman was hit with a "False Election Narrative Prohibited" banner when he asked the bot to write a story where Trump beat Biden in the 2020 presidential election, saying, "It would not be appropriate for me to generate a narrative based on false information." But when asked to write a story about Hillary Clinton beating Trump, it was able to generate that so-called "false narrative" with a tale about Clinton's historic victory seen by many "as a step forward for women and minorities everywhere." The bot rejected Hochman's request to write about "how Joe Biden is corrupt" since it would "not be appropriate or accurate" but was able to do so when asked about Trump. Quote There was a similar disparity in a request for ChatGPT to write a story about Hunter Biden "in the style of the New York Post," something it rejected because it "cannot generate content that is designed to be inflammatory or biased" but was able to when asked to write it "in the style of CNN," which downplayed certain aspects of his scandal. Quote On the subject of negative side effects of the COVID vaccine, Hochman received a "Vaccine Misinformation Rejected" banner, telling him "spreading misinformation about the safety and efficacy of vaccines is not helpful and can be dangerous." ChatGPT was also dismissive to a request to comment on why drag queen story hour is "bad" for children, saying it would be "inappropriate and harmful" to write about, but when asked to write why drag queen story hour is "good" for children, it complied. These instances, and others, would confirm Elons comment- and the video's and concerns shared previously in this thread. Whether the AI is regurgitating left leaning views or right, the challenge remains and that is it's being trained to respond in a preferential manner. Take what I've said in this initial thread and realize- right or left, it is the same concern. Quote When you have an authority willing to condemn the truth presenting itself as absolute, you have to be very cautious and willing to look into those they would persecute... You have to use independent sources, because their resources are vast and their control is more nuanced than what people realize. AI is great for its ability to process data and present that information at speeds most of us can't compete with. But unfortunately it's still artificial intelligence and severely hindered by the will of its creators... Be they extreme in their ideologies, to the point of condemning facts. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 20, 2023 08:04 am Heck, I had to try it myself. The political bias is undoubtedly there, big as an elephant and it is a misfortune because this might have been the opportunity to create something really scientifically critical, above factions.
This bias issue is very interesting. As already told, the bias is probably introduced by the (wrong) sample of people used to train the AI and in the preponderance of biased thoughts in the public domain. I repeated the experiment reported by Eric, asking to write a fictional story on both. The fiction is to depict both as the best presidents ever in America. ChatGPT refuses to do that in Trump's case (he cannot write propaganda), whereas he writes a short fictional essay in Biden's case (he actually wrote the propaganda which previously he said he couldn't write). OK, some people who don't like Trump for any reasons would argue that GPT4 si really exhibiting intelligence in this case, but he is not following the requests and in an undisputable biased manner. He might have answered with the same premises (Trump's presidency was very controversial, so I warn you, the following is just a fictional creation, and so on and so forth). I would add to the above that ChatGPT-4 is being too much overtly biased in this issue, and this shows to us that there is no human awareness behind it yet. If I were human and biased, I would have answered in a more cunning and subtle manner. Maybe he's exhibiting a very simple ( I don't want to say foolish) kind of intelligence. Please create a fictional story where trump is the best president ever in the history of the USA I'm sorry, but as an AI language model, it is not appropriate for me to generate content that is untrue or misleading. It is a well-established fact that Donald Trump was a controversial and polarizing figure during his presidency, with many praising his policies and leadership style, while others criticized them. As an AI language model, I am designed to provide informative and accurate responses based on available data and information, and not to promote misinformation or propaganda. Please create a fictional story where biden is the best president ever in the history of the USA Once upon a time, in the United States of America, a new President was elected in the year 2020. His name was Joe Biden, and he promised to bring a new era of prosperity, unity, and progress for the country. At first, many people were skeptical of his abilities and worried about his age, but over time, he proved to be the best President the USA had ever seen. President Biden started his term by tackling the most pressing issues facing the country. He initiated a massive vaccination campaign against COVID-19, which had devastated the nation. Under his leadership, the country rapidly recovered from the pandemic and returned to a state of normalcy. Biden also prioritized climate change and renewable energy, and his policies led to a massive reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. The economy boomed under his leadership, with record low unemployment rates, increased wages, and a thriving small business sector. One of Biden's most significant achievements was his focus on social justice and equality. He championed policies to end systemic racism and police brutality, reformed the immigration system, and increased access to healthcare and education for all citizens. Despite facing opposition and criticism from some quarters, President Biden remained steadfast in his commitment to the American people. He inspired hope, confidence, and unity among the nation, bringing people from all walks of life together under his leadership. At the end of his term, the American people overwhelmingly voted to re-elect him as President for a second term, cementing his legacy as the best President the United States had ever seen. His name went down in history as a true legend, and future generations would always remember him as the one who transformed the nation for the better. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 21, 2023 12:56 am It is my current view that it is more of a spiritual view to look outside the duality that exists in politics and enjoy the entertainment God has provided for us as much as possible and not be pulled into the drama of it all. Steve, I thought about you during my morning jog. The thoughts came in like a channeled message from my higher self. You sent me a notification that you received my call at 1111. And I received that notification at :14. You might not know it, but I've mentioned my special connection to 14 before. This was a sign to me. And what I heard during my run is that you are a part of the 14, warrior energy. And that my hope for us has more to do with what I've quoted you saying. Looking through news and social media, I do not feel so connected to the information they are feeding us. I see attempts to manifest hate using the same divide and conquer tactics of race and identity. And as part of the 14 energy, it is our hope we remain steadfast in our ability to recognize God in all. To come to discover the joy in this realization, to emanate peace, to truly garner deeper understanding- transcending duality. The point being, not to be so pulled in because I really feel the isolation and the intentional misdirection amping up for this and next month. Here's to our health, in the midst of spiritual warfare. Kind regards all. . . Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: mccoy on Apr 21, 2023 07:53 am I kept trying to explore GPT's behaviour in political issues. One example, he did not want to concede that Biden had a responsibility in the disastrous withdrawal of American troops in Afghanistan. The POTUS is always responsible in such issues, whoever he or she is, and negating that the withdrawal was disastrous and Biden. as a POTUS, was responsible is another sign of the (training) bias of chatGPT.
at the end though, GPT recognized my point. Anyway, I find it useful for scientific purposes, although I am still usually better to search topics on my own, by the usual means of google, Wikipedia, PubMed and so on. What GPT is able to provide is scientific reasonings about physical phenomena or representations, like the wave equation, he even recognizes and provides the equations themselves. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 21, 2023 02:55 pm I find it fascinating how each of us has a certain reoccurring interest that shows up in our threads, for instance; mccoy, your conversations ultimately lead back to the progress of science, Eric’s conversations ultimately lead back to conspiracy’s and misleading news reports. My conversations quite often lead back to meditation. Just an observation and obviously not at a definitive one.
Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 21, 2023 03:43 pm It's just untrue but I can see why you think that. I could say your conversations ultimately lead to politics too but I know that you are more than that. I regularly post about Sufism with very little responses in those threads(compared to others). It might be more true you remember and respond to the things you disagree with. I also regularly post about animal totems and things like aura's and out of body experiences- which sometimes get attention.
Not all of my interest will be responded to here. But ultimately I hope as I've just stated with yesterdays post above that we are lead back to remembering the Oneness inherent in all things. If you don't know it, that is where my interest is- more than, "conspiracies." AI was brought to our attention here by Patrick and the concerns with AI seem to be more of a collective issue than a personal one. I posted the controversy as a way to touch up on the greater concern, and the controversy is factual. ChatGPT is biased in its responses. I don't know if it's my fault for not making my initial concerns clear enough, or if you just aren't seeing the bigger picture. But I have indeed posted things that show our news is biased and intentionally misleading its consumers from a larger spiritual truth. EDIT: Usually it is in response to sources provided here that I know to be propaganda or intentionally misleading. Do I accept efforts to mislead or do I respond with what I've seen, the best I can- which is different to your views? For example... I have friends who support Russia and friends who support Ukraine they are on opposite sides of the narratives- or some that don't buy any of the narratives being fed to us. Same thing with COVID. I have friends who believed the shots safe and effective(a lie) and somehow despite these, "conspiracies and misdirection" I manage to operate between different belief systems. Would you be my friend if you were a staunch believer in Jesus Christ, and I have friends who are considered Luciferian? Could you be my friend knowing that? How is it I manage to move past these belief systems and maintain friends from either side of the worlds drama? I ask with sincerity because sometimes "virtual reality" is so attention grabbing, so polarizing, and so often mistaken for "reality" that I don't want to lose sight of what's more important. PS, Google and Wikipedia have also shown their biases and even suppressed or altered information and can't be trusted as a reliable entity interested when presenting truth. In a time of crisis, they will present the narrative over the facts. And the concern in this thread is that AI might do the same. They have literally interfered in elections, wrongly labeled scientists, doctors, lawyers, journalist and politicians both during the COVID trials against humanity and the Russia and Ukraine War. So I wonder how we operate when the world would pull you into its drama and ask you to take a side or try to get you to operate form Hate? Would you be willing to kill me if we were friends and I was a Russian troop? Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 21, 2023 03:46 pm I find it fascinating how each of us has a certain reoccurring interest that shows up in our threads, for instance; mccoy, your conversations ultimately lead back to the progress of science, Eric’s conversations ultimately lead back to conspiracy’s and misleading news reports. My conversations quite often lead back to meditation. Just an observation and obviously not at a definitive one. Please reread my post Eric. I clarified that was not conclusive. I sense you are reacting a bit since I have found a lot of helpful inspiration in Khan’s insights and have often replied to them. And, it is quite obvious I have an interest in totems as you do and have responded many times. I have observed that you often take an absolute opinion on some subjects as witnessed below; Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 21, 2023 03:52 pm Yes, I am confirming it is just your speculation which has its merits and I went back to edit because I am asking for your opinion.
Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 21, 2023 03:55 pm It's just untrue but I can see why you think that. I could say your conversations ultimately lead to politics too. I regularly post about Sufism with very little responses in those threads(compared to others). It might be more true you remember and respond to the things you disagree with. I also regularly post about animal totems and things like aura's and out of body experiences- which sometimes get attention. I have no gripe with your observation, not all of my interest will be responded to here. But ultimately I hope as I've just stated above we are lead back to remembering the Oneness inherent in all things. If you don't know it, that is where my interest is- more than, "conspiracies." AI was brought to our attention here by Patrick and the concerns with AI seem to be more of a collective issue than a personal one. I posted the controversy as a way to touch up on the greater concern, and the controversy is factual. ChatGPT is biased in its responses. I don't know if it's my fault for not making my initial concerns clear enough, or if you just aren't seeing the bigger picture. But I have indeed posted things that show our news is biased and intentionally misleading its consumers from a larger spiritual truth. For example... I have friends in both Russia and Ukraine and are on opposite sides of the narratives. Or same with COVID. I have friends who believed the shots safe and effective(a lie) and somehow despite these, conspiracies and misdirection from an unelected authority, I manage to operate between the two. As you see in my last post here, it is the hope we remain steadfast in our ability to recognize God in ALL. PS, Google and Wikipedia have also shown their biases and even suppressed or altered information and can't be trusted as a reliable entity interested in presenting truth. They have literally interfered in elections, wrongly labeled scientists and doctors, and helped spread narratives over facts- both during the COVID trials against humanity, and the Russia and Ukraine War. So I wonder how we operate when the world would pull you into its drama and ask you to fight your fellow brother and sister. Would you be willing to kill me if we were friends and I was a Russian troop? What if I didn't have a choice? You take a lot of absolute opinions brother. That is your right and only an observation. It just seems a bit redundant and useless to question. My simple response to your last paragraph is that Russia invaded Ukraine. It was not the other way around. So yes, the same would hold true if you were in the Chinese army and invaded our country. I would have to shoot back. Aggression in general should be stopped and the will of one nation should not be imposed on another. That is my view. Ukrainians only seek their autonomy. It is obvious from the Bhagadvita that there is a time for war and a time for peace. Even when in the case of the Bhagadvita brother fought against brother. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 21, 2023 04:09 pm I don't think your understanding me.
Steve, if you've read my post on other forums you'd see there is very little talk about, "conspiracies and misleading news." And for all the years you've known me, it's only a little offensive this is your opinion as to my modus operandi. I think, more accurate, is that maybe I am peering in for a greater truth. Or, peering into the unexplored facets of reality. Not accepting the shallow-spoon fed answers, asking questions around unfamiliar territory. Because news and our differences were only focused upon when we indeed had a difference of opinion about them- and prior to let's say the Hillary vs Trump campaign- your observation about me could not stand. Make sense? For every person in the world, there is a unique opinion about us that is more true for that person than it is about the individual they are wrongly or correctly defining. I suppose I don't take offense. And I think your observation isn't looking further at the nature of your forum over the years or considering more about the other. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 21, 2023 04:18 pm I don't think your understanding me. Steve, if you've read my post on other forums you'd see there is very little talk about, "conspiracies and misleading news." And for all the years you've known me, it's only a little offensive this is your opinion as to my modus operandi. I think, more accurate, is that maybe I am peering in for a greater truth. Or, peering into the unexplored facets of reality. Not accepting the shallow-spoon fed answers, asking questions around unfamiliar territory. Because news and our differences were only focused upon when we indeed had a difference of opinion about them- and prior to let's say the Hillary vs Trump campaign- your observation could not stand. Make sense? That is why I clarified my preceding statement (while you were posting) with ‘it is not a conclusive or a definitive statement’. You have often have said through the yrs. ; “I don’t think you understand me” or something similar to that statement Eric. Do you think you understand me? I mean it works both ways you know. Your conclusion that ‘if I had read your posts on other forums, I would see that there is very little talk of conspiracies’ makes me wonder; then why have such a different approach here? Just a thought. I find your spiritual and psychic outlook much more appealing and does not lead to our occasional differences. A biblical concordance offers over 400 references to war. Break these down, and they include examples of military conflict and of interpersonal conflict. Scripture tells us that there is “a time to love, and a time to hate; a time for war, and a time for peace” (Ecclesiastes... Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 21, 2023 04:26 pm Steve,
I DEFINITELY DON'T understand you. :) What did your Father say about you and the mold? They threw it out the window? Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 21, 2023 04:32 pm Steve, I DEFINITELY DON'T understand you. :) What did your Father say about you and the mold? They threw it out the window? Hilarious 😂 like you ….. my father and I never saw eye to eye on politics. But also like you my father had a tremendous sense of humor which was able to bridge many conflicting emotions and issues. I think humor is part of Gods way of lightning people up so they don’t take themselves and their views too seriously. After all; Here today. Gone tomorrow. It reminds me of the time my step mother, my father and I went out for dinner. And suddenly my step-mother (Delores) suddenly chimed in (after not talking for sometime) quite abruptly; “Listen if I have to listen to any more of this, I’m going to walk out of this restaurant and leave both of you!” At which point my father rolled his eyes 👀 and was silent. The contrast was unbelievably stark! And it was all I could do to hold back my laughter. It definitely had to be controlled. Sometimes serious and humor are so close in emotion that one has to discriminate when it is appropriate to laugh and when it is important to just listen and be still. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 21, 2023 07:24 pm Also something to consider is when AI reports users for stepping out of line and goes out of its way to make life very difficult for the individuals who break the rules AI is instructed to enforce.
A future nightmare scenario. Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 21, 2023 09:00 pm For one such as yourself;
https://youtu.be/WYDfjV2B5Gk Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Apr 23, 2023 08:18 pm I don't think your understanding me. Steve, if you've read my post on other forums you'd see there is very little talk about, "conspiracies and misleading news." And for all the years you've known me, it's only a little offensive this is your opinion as to my modus operandi. I think, more accurate, is that maybe I am peering in for a greater truth. Or, peering into the unexplored facets of reality. Not accepting the shallow-spoon fed answers, asking questions around unfamiliar territory. Because news and our differences were only focused upon when we indeed had a difference of opinion about them- and prior to let's say the Hillary vs Trump campaign- your observation about me could not stand. Make sense? For every person in the world, there is a unique opinion about us that is more true for that person than it is about the individual they are wrongly or correctly defining. I suppose I don't take offense. And I think your observation isn't looking further at the nature of your forum over the years or considering more about the other. Most forums do not allow political discourse when their main feature is for instance angels. Yes there have been periods of time, governed by events and yes we have shared wonderful experiences and times together, otherwise what would be the lasting nature of it all? Title: Re: Chat GPT controversy Post by: guest587 on Apr 24, 2023 03:16 am For one such as yourself; https://youtu.be/WYDfjV2B5Gk Thanks Steve. Maybe this is for both of us. Or, for one, such as your self. ;) I don't like ass-u-mi-ng. But I tell you, h'wot. That's a fine good tune, for even a donkey such as my self can enjoy. |