Kill me now.

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        I tried the same Ai and asked it to provide a list of 20 things, it only gave me 5. I asked for the rest and it also apologized and then provided the rest. It’s weird that it stumbles at first but is able to see it’s error and fix it. I wonder if it’s a thing that it ‘learned’ from the data set. People not correctly answering prompts the first time.

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          Something else i also encounter with gpt4 a lot is asking “why did you do x or y” as a general curiosity of learning how it handles the task.

          Almost every time it apologizes and does a fully redo avoiding x or y

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          Might be an intentional limitation to avoid issues like the “buffalo” incident with GPT3 (it would start leaking information it shouldn’t after repeating a word too many times).

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          I personally don’t think a large section of the population meets the requirement for general intelligence so I think it’s a bit rich to expect the AI to do it as well.

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        It’s weird though because they were able to point out they got to absurdity to its comment and it did agree. No it’s not just algorithmic phrase matching, there is an actual “thought process” going on.

        I’ve never been able to get an AI to explain its logic though which is a shame. I’m sure it would be useful to know why they come up with the answers they do.

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          I’ve never been able to get an AI to explain its logic though which is a shame. I’m sure it would be useful to know why they come up with the answers they do.

          you and AI researchers both. it’s probably a trillion-dollar problem at this point

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          they were able to point out they got to absurdity to its comment and it did agree. No it’s not just algorithmic phrase matching, there is an actual “thought process” going on.

          Or it just knows to say those words when someone says “are you sure?” or something similar.

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            But then it provided the correct answer so it’s not just a rote response. If it was it would say no I am not sure, but then it wouldn’t be able to provide the response.

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              My guess is, when they get negative feedback they throw a bit more computing power into your instance for the second reply.

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              You could test it on a correct answer. Ask a question, see if it gives a correct answer, then ask “are you sure?” to see what kind of response it gives. My guess is that you won’t get an answer like “yes, I’m sure, that was the correct answer.”

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      Normally it ends the conversation at this point and refuses to answer any thing else, disabling the text box. At least it let you try again!

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    You have to search for “motorcycle 38 year old single mom sexy” otherwise it’s considered “grooming” now

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    This UI and your notification icons suggest to me that you might want to try new apps and avenues to the information you seek.

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    I don’t think it’s dead Internet theory. But this is more dystopian in that private corporations are censoring our speech and searching based on their own criteria.

    I find csam repulsive, but having a corporation or ai restrict unrelated content because their system construes an innocent search as potential bad is almost worst.

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        Lady does sound like an older woman. Gal, woman or chick would probably work, but that’s all besides the point, it’s very common to use <whatever> girl as a search term: biker girl, skater girl, ring girl, bikini girl, racer girl, etc. It’s just dumb to automatically assume any search with “girl” means “child”.

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            Maybe because I’m older idk, but boy and girl make me think of children.

            I’m so old that I don’t sprinkle my comments with kid-pidgin like ‘idk’, and I don’t equate ‘girl’ with ‘young girl’. Bat Girl, Girl Friday, Ring Girl, “I married a girl right out of college”; it’s about context.

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            Idk, I’m 31 and my girlfriend is 27. I don’t call her my woman friend or lady friend, and calling her my girlfriend doesn’t really make her sound underage to me

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              Especially since “woman friend” and “lady friend” specifically mean “friend who is a female, no romantic entanglement” or “I’m specifically NOT using the word girlfriend here.”

              Which does expose kind of a scar on the language; the terms we have for unmarried romantic partners are inherently juvenile, which puts 50 year olds who are dating in the awkward position of calling each other boy and/or girl. Or you get to spit out all ten chapters of the phrase “significant other.”

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        I never really understood the outrage associated with using this word. I have no problem calling myself male, or being referred to as male even though I just identy as a “person”, tbh. People just want to be pissed off.

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          I’ve never seen “outrage” about it, mostly annoyance and eye rolling. It’s douchey at best. It’s usually the least respectful people (primarily men/teenage boys, but not exclusively), usually using the term in a derogatory or dismissive way against women, and often dehumanizing or objectifying them. It’s also similar to referring to black people as “blacks”. It’s just reductive, like that’s the defining feature of them. That may not be fair. May not be how you use it. But that is the connotation of using the term in that way.

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          For me “females” makes it feel like treating them as any other animal. While not factually incorrect, the term fails completely to convey the fact that my feelings towards human girls are substantially greater than my feelings towards any other animal.

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          It’s like most of these things, the word isn’t inherently derogatory but a certain group of people use it in a way that is derogatory.

          If they hadn’t done that I don’t think there would be a problem.

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            Many disagree with me but whenever someone says the word female shouldn’t be used I always refer back to using woman to define gender and female to define sex. Is it the best way to think of it; maybe not, but that’s how I always did.

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          I do get why, woman is referring to human female. Female refers to a female of any specie. Still think it’s dumb to get mad about

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      I never really developed an association with age as it relates to the term “girl” or “boy”. Sure, I’d call a child a boy or a girl over a man or a woman every time, but there’s not some magical age at which it becomes inappropriate.

      We have brains and we are capable of interpreting things based on context. Things in the real world are fluid and flexible and rigid definitions are silly in the face of societal, cultural, and personal diversity. Stop trying to find outrage. It’s pointless and you end up being wrong more ways than you’re right.

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            So then why wasn’t their comment considered ridiculous for the same reason? What was I even conceivably “outraged” about?

            Stop trying to find outrage.

            Am I supposed to be outraged at myself, for continuing to call women “girls?” I literally had this thought because I do it. It’s hilarious because it’s fucking dumb, but y’all are writing screeds about other people “looking for outrage” who are just cracking dumb jokes.

            He was upset enough that he needed to write a comment calling me out for “trying to find outrage.” What a couple of fuckin maroons.

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          Because communicating facts and ideas is being outraged, I guess. You need to chill out because I’m just here typing words on my phone with basically no emotion associated with any of it lawl.

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      The only reason I stopped using “girl” as a descriptor was because I stopped using “boy”. And I stopped using “boy” because I learned white bigots use the word in a derogatory and demeaning way against black men, and i didn’t want to accidentally demean a friend or coworker.

      I likely would eventually have stopped using “girl” as I began to understand more about relative power dynamics and the implications of using diminutive language on adults. That being said, when you grow up hearing language used a certain way, you didn’t really think about it’s use as an adult until someone brings it to your attention.

      Or at least that’s my experience. But I generally think the best of people until contrary evidence presents itself. Like if they use blatant bigoted speech, or drive on the same road I’m driving on. Then I know they’re hateful, awful people that should be eliminated from the gene pool.

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        or drive on the same road I’m driving on. Then I know they’re hateful, awful people that should be eliminated from the gene pool.

        lmao

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    There’s a new Kids In The Hall season out on Amazon, and within 5 minutes of the first episode, two main characters are balls-out nude.

    I wanted to see if it was a prosthetic, or aue naturale, so I googled “Kids In The Hall nude scene” for some behind the scenes info…

    You can imagine my shock when that warning popped up, and fair enough too…

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      Just so you can avoid more risky searches, it’s aue naturale, and it’s definitely at least one of the ones you wouldn’t want it to be.

      Kevin McDonald has not aged well, so of course he foists his full nude self on us all.

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    Maybe it’s just me, but I don’t think warning people they might expose themselves to csam meets the definition of “broke the internet”. I bet if you replace “girl” with “woman” you’ll get the expected results.

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    Always wonder about these images. Even without straight up editing them with paint/photoshop you could just search for something explicitly outrageous first, then type something ordinary in the search bar and take a screenshot.

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      I understand the desire for conspiracy, but I guess try yourself, and if in luck (or you’re in Germany, US, UK) might see same results. 🤷‍♂️

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        People faking images on the internet isn’t conspiracy my dude. @@

        Also, I’m not entirely sure which site this person is using.

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      I think it’s plausible here if they integrated AI into the search. AI doesn’t understand context very well, when you say girl it thinks you mean a child

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        Yea, or perhaps if one of the returned results would have been at issue, even if the search wasn’t seeking such things. Automation has been quite a bit less helpful than people initially imagined.

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    Why are you looking up “motorcycle girl sexy”?

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      ‘hot girl on bike’ has been a staple of garage calendars for decades.

      Men like it when two things they like do a crossover lol

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      Funnily enough, wanted to just find one of those reels where the girl sits on the gas tank in front, legs pincered over the guy, because I wanted to show it to my girlfriend as a thing to do 😄

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    This is why aggressive content moderation is a bad idea.

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      I frequently have to use a piece of software which is called CSAM. I couldn’t find if its an acronym, it appears that’s the literal name of it.