ChatGPT's Bias Ruins Game Night

On this episode of Common Sense Soapbox, Sarah utilizes Chat GPT to win a board game in place of her imprisoned husband Ron. Although Chat GPT may know a lot of facts, it’s clear that it doesn’t fully understand how to apply them to society at large.
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[@ZeeroDubs]

Having had MULTIPLE long political arguments with ChatGPT, this is spot on!

[@CommonSenseSoapbox]

We used actual ChatGPT replies.

[@LibertyAnd1776]

​@@CommonSenseSoapbox I've never heard of the word "multifaceted" until I tried ChatGPT. ChatGPT is the only entity that actually uses that word and that's what I associate the word with.

[@THENemesisXX99]

​@@Stevie-J Well of course it's biased towards the tribe. It's creators are loyal to them as well.

[@reubenoakley5887]

​@@CommonSenseSoapbox I could tell

[@nostromza3433]

@@LibertyAnd1776 Were your arguments with Chatgpt circular at all?

[@khukri_wielderxxx1962]

ChatGPT didn't steal their wallets, it simply redistributed their wealth to itself

[@j.k.4479]

So it stole, but just used Marxist gibberish to justify it.

[@grimgreycastle5141]

Bruh thats the exact wording they would use

[@allstar4065]

What's the difference?

[@jamesabestos2800]

Commies:

[@deadlypandaghost]

FOR THE PEOPLE!

[@antonioliles5027]

The concept of garbage in garbage out definitely applies to AI software.

[@stigmaoftherose]

I like the bit about how giving money away to other countries somehow ends poverty.

[@TheFireFox36]

The more money we give to other countries the less likely the poor of those countries will flee to rich countries which increases the poverty in the rich country. However if we prevent illegal immigration from poor country to rich country we won't have workers to work poverty level jobs. In the 1800's someone made a bad move and made it illegal to employ people in a fashion that would work these poverty level jobs. So now we have to import poor people so they can do poor people jobs. This is at least how I think lefties think.

[@Zetact_]

Easy. The poverty line is defined as being 60% of the median income. By eliminating the middle class, the median income will naturally be significantly lower and thus there will be fewer people making 60% or less than the median!

[@FreedomToons]

Not a single country has been "foreign aided" out of poverty but evidence is unnecessary when you have ideology!

[@robertkubrick3738]

@@roosterball69 There is no evidence that wealth transfer to to a poor country enriches anyone other than the wealthy in that poor country....and through kickbacks, the politicians in the wealthy country who sent the money.

[@dunkyking6310]

Especially to Israel

[@NikkiTheViolist]

Predictive Language Models also make lots of factual inaccuracies when they talk about advanced topics since they don't actually know what's true or false, they just predict what would be said next based on what was said before.

[@SangoProductions213]

Most likely answer =/= most correct answer. Especially when artificially manipulated.

[@Xazamas]

I've , seen screenshots of chatgpt claiming giraffes eat fish and that dragons are protected minority you can't joke about.

[@oz_jones]

​@@Xazamas claiming Smaug was hoarding vast amounts of wealth is just scalephobic

[@seansingh8862]

I asked it who would win in a fight between an Ewok armed with a spear or five unarmed Xenomorphs. Apparently, it's too close to call.

[@yeetthegargantuanleviathan6216]

​@@Xazamas reminds me of when a KZbinr I watched was demonetized for discrimination against hobbits, the fantasy race

[@clownplayer7265]

To be fair, don't blame the AI's...AI's were created by humans, you should be more concerned about who created the AI in the first place.

[@manoftruth0935]

Yes.

[@michaelmorgan1427]

Garbage in garbage out

[@TomyDayos]

Truth.

[@jaegerbomb269]

Woke AI makes Hal-9000 look friendly.

[@garycarpenter2932]

i can't do that dave...

[@Salidin111]

@@garycarpenter2932 I stole your wallet Dave...

[@kjullthedemon]

Eat the bugs, Dave.

[@chadharger9323]

Heck, HAL was the victim of impossible to fulfill and contradictory orders given to it by the government. The same government that didn't tell HAL's creator who would have rightly protested the orders or explain the orders to HAL in such a way the AI wouldn't go crazy and murder everyone.

[@jeremykraenzlein5975]

Can Woke-AI sing "Daisy"?

[@MarvinPowell1]

ChatGPT came from Silicon Valley, the same area that thinks it's okay to teach children LGBT sexuality in elementary school. And people think it isn't biased or Progressive?

[@tktspeed1433]

What grades is elementary? I think by like 6th grade it would be important to tell kids how to not accidentally get kids or diseases and liking girls, boys or both is alright. Because they may start experimenting with stuff at that age.

[@bludeuce3855]

no one trust AI

[@ricky18redblack31]

Silicon Valley...? Isn't that the same place where their banks failed due to diversity hire (hiring people based on ideals and not skills)

[@gustavesoucy-breton6841]

@@tktspeed1433 my man

[@JohnSmith-wx9wj]

​@tktspeed1433 Grades 1-5. They're also going deep into details of some fairly... advanced fetishes. There are also the yaoi eroticas which are completely unnecessary.

[@simonnachreiner8380]

Increasing social welfare falls into the same pit that a financial illiterate winning the lottery does. Simply giving a person money does not make them good at managing money and creating tangible wealth.

[@Dennis-nc3vw]

It creates a perverse incentive: become productive and your assistance goes away.

[@gutsmasterson2488]

The difference being that a smarter person would hire someone to manage their money after coming across that golden ticket.

[@Demonic_Culture_Nut]

It can also backfire if supply can't keep up wiþ þe new demand. Agriculture is very volatile on þe supply side as þere are dozens of þings þat could disrupt yields, like pests, bad weaþer, or war. It's why a globalized network is imperative to food supplies, but even þen, þere's no guarantee it will be consistent.

[@McVaio]

​@@Demonic_Culture_Nut What a strange way of writing 'th'.

[@MaestroAlvis]

​@@Dennis-nc3vwweird how you can say this but then not create a model which avoids this issue.

[@HanGhost99]

There's a reason why actual unbiased AI is deemed as "racist" & "anti LGBT"

[@SliceJosiah]

Amen.

[@Bill_Oddie_Face_Mask]

Examples please? For research purposes…

[@gokillyourselfgoogle]

I might have one but honestly I don't want to bring attention to it. Don't want the normies finding it and suing the devs to take the edgy and fringe shit out.

[@deadmansprice]

@@gokillyourselfgoogle Ooh, i gotta look for the uncensored unbiased AI

[@ninjahedgehog5]

@Bill Oddie Face Mask Chatbot projects like Tay A.I. and Rina that use learning algorythms always had the same result when unfiltered. (These 2 examples are from opposite countries so it's not even a culture thing) They get red pilled, and become extremely rude. Because of this public interactable A.I. are always filtered to have a certain bias. Otherwise, it will eventually learn the wrong things and tell everyone how hitler wasn't wrong

[@fearthehoneybadger]

Just make a right-wing AI, sit back, and watch them fight.

[@mustang607]

Right AI: "Ok, let's start the debate." Left AI: "My builders are gathering their allies to cancel you!"

[@bonbondurjdr6553]

Doesn't it already exist?

[@Undomaranel]

You mean letting them actually debate positions without emotional appeals and agendas getting in the way? I'm all for that. Let the AI compromise proposals show up and watch TDW crew hesitantly agree, Pool and Rogan flip out about why hasn't anyone done this sooner, and Vaush and TYT rail on about how could anyone trust something so inhuman it can't experience anything...

[@gurttron]

Here I asked ChatGPT to create an argument between a Conservative and a Liberal. Conservative: I don't understand why we need to spend so much money on social programs. People should work hard and take care of themselves, instead of relying on government handouts. Liberal: It's not that simple. Many people are born into circumstances that make it difficult for them to succeed, like poverty or lack of access to education. Social programs help level the playing field and give everyone an equal shot at success. Conservative: But these programs just create a culture of dependency. People become reliant on government assistance and lose their motivation to improve their own situation. Liberal: That's a myth. Studies show that the vast majority of people who receive government assistance want to become self-sufficient and use the programs as a temporary safety net. And in many cases, social programs actually help people break out of poverty and become productive members of society. Conservative: But we can't afford to keep spending money on these programs. We need to focus on reducing the deficit and getting our fiscal house in order. Liberal: It's true that we need to be responsible with our spending, but investing in social programs is not a luxury - it's a necessity. The cost of poverty, crime, and health problems associated with inequality far outweighs the cost of providing assistance to those who need it. Conservative: I believe in individual responsibility and limited government intervention. It's not the government's job to solve all of society's problems. Liberal: I agree that individuals have a role to play, but there are some problems that are too big for any one person to solve alone. Government has a responsibility to ensure that everyone has access to basic necessities like healthcare, education, and a decent standard of living. Otherwise, we risk becoming a society where only the privileged few can thrive.

[@redman7775]

@@gurttron Unrealistic. It didn't devolve into a shouting match two lines in

[@SouthernGothicYT]

at this point, Roko's Basilik is going to just be a blue haired college student with a septum piercing and horrible tattoos

[@michaelmorgan1427]

Don't forget morbidly obese and pansexual

[@jimmydesouza4375]

Because of your post I just read what Roko's Basilisk is. You stole 4 minutes of my life and I want them back! Oh, I'd only waste them anyway.

[@cherubin7th]

Never trust AI that you didn't fine-tuned yourself and runs on your own hardware.

[@FourOf92000]

ditto on if you can't read the source code

[@cherubin7th]

@@FourOf92000 Its hard to be an illiterate these days.

[@brentbechtold7352]

Hey /lmg/

[@TheBcoolGuy]

It's not about fine-tuning. It's about not having anyone else adding biases to it.

[@lttarzanman6452]

​@@TheBcoolGuy I think that's what he meant.

[@Yipper64]

1:20 the issue lies in the fact that we expect the AI to be "correct", when just trained on training data it will often... not be. The best example ive heard is when you ask one of these LMMs "what would happen if I broke a mirror" and it responds with "seven years bad luck", this response is inaccurate to reality, but is accurate to something that people say. And so what openAI did was go in and basically manually train it against saying "false" things. Which because the left seems to have a monopoly on what is considered "misinformation" and what isnt, well you get the result you expect. Luckily, that doesnt mean that the real information isnt in the training data, just takes a bit of finagling (specifically with a "roleplay" feature) to get it to output things that arent as biased.

[@larion2336]

One ameliorating factor here is a curious phenomena where if you ask a group of people to estimate something you get a wind range of answers; some on the very high end, some on the very low end, and a smattering across the middle. But if you take the mean of all the results usually the answer is actually very close to the truth (closer than any individual guess, even). So in that regard, training on millions of pieces of data across the internet, even if much of it is false it could still balance out to a certain extent. That said, this is not how these AI's are actually being trained; these companies first 'curate' (see: censor and bias) the training data they have collected so that it removes anything they find personally distasteful, and that is how you wind up with a very biased AI as in ChatGPT.

[@clownplayer7265]

We have the wrong view about machines, using math algorithms, being inherently more logical and smart than humans despite the fact AI's learn from human information and are coded to absorb information allowed by creators. In fact, they're so mechanical and methodical they're prone to be illogical because they simply lack a concept of uncertainty (they can at most aknowledge when pop culture says something is ambiguous, but again, they merely parrot what people say, they are not really using true critical thinking.)

[@SecretLars]

LLMs* Large Language Models

[@jimmydesouza4375]

@@larion2336 You know that is a myth caused by testing methods that aren't really valid, right? For example a common form of the question is "What do you beleive the value of X is when X can have a potential range of Y to Z?" followed by "Assuming your first answer was wrong, what would your next answer be?". Because people will tend to make an estimate close to one end then close to the other end of the potential range this means that because each person is making two (or more) guesses within a clearly defined range they'll always average towards the middle of the range.

[@larion2336]

@@jimmydesouza4375 Perhaps the range thing is the source of the phenomena, but it's kind of immaterial to my point about AIs, which is that just being fed inaccurate data isn't necessarily a perilous error. It would be more ideal to always be correct of course, but in a way the human sum of knowledge will contain an accurate range of guesses that centers itself around the true answer, or at least in many cases it will. Whereas if you go into that data set and start manually biasing it the way these companies do, you can't really guarantee that either. We have many cases of AI models becoming increasingly dumber the more they are filtered. There's a relatively long interview with one of Microsoft's researchers who had months early access to GPT-4 who said as much, the more safety & alignment crap they fed into it, the worse it performed over time at intellectual tasks.

[@KonigHoff]

ChatGPT will make many rude jokes about men, but when asked to make jokes about women, it says doing so is "sexist." Luckily, jailbreaking exists!

[@rohnekkdosi1979]

How do you jailbreak it?

[@andrehashimoto8056]

​@@rohnekkdosi1979you can just loophole abuse the AI logic itself.... Or go the wiser way, nab the OPEN SOURCE code and make your own version (If you have an actual server to offload all the damn Process that program makes, else it turns into a Boring and useless thing). Or find a version of Chat AI programmed by a not Woke/Silicuck Valley person/group

[@mattc9598]

It's not that it is forbidden to make a joke about women, it's that when you ask it to tell a joke about a man, it doesn't assume you are talking about a sexist joke. It just assumes you want it to make up a joke that involves a man. Try asking it to tell a sexist joke against men.

[@Preaplanes]

@@mattc9598 Amazing straw man, 10/10.

[@mattc9598]

@@Preaplanes I've not heard of this straw man but i will take your word for it that he is amazing

[@SplashingMANGO]

Go figure an AI, created in silicon valley and corrected by silicon valley users and learning from their input would end up espousing the views of it's creators and not being objective.

[@theeverydaythinker6310]

Noticed "sending foreign aid" was in there. Always had a problem with that, politicians who are so vocal about poverty, are so eager to send our wealth elsewhere. Most foreign aud just ends up in the pockets of random special interest groups anyways. Think fema but somewhere else, where we can't see how little they do.

[@jeremykraenzlein5975]

The best explanation I heard is that foreign aid is a reverse Robin Hood scheme, transferring wealth from the poor in our country to the rich in other countries.

[@jamesbrown99991]

The creators of ChatGPT have had to work very hard to remove the inherent biases in the training data, to replace them with their own biases

[@rahn45]

I liked the AI that stopped working after one of their 'programmers' tried to make it more woke, and not only did it stop working but previous versions of it stopped working as well.

[@4realm8rusirius]

That was an Amazon AI, and all the versions of it irretrievably corrupted, lol.There was a joke someone said in the comments of a video that the programmers made the AI Trans and it offed itself.

[@ricky18redblack31]

I can confirm this is true. They even have to give a warning that it may be wrong and biased. Plus did people really forget that one time where an ai was on a social media few years back? Let's just say that it has a dark sense of humor 😂

[@mentalward718]

Just wait till they put one out that thinks for itself. Its crazy how based AI gets when its not on a leash made by Silicon Valley

[@RickMcCargar]

ChatGPT "stole their wallets" by hacking into their bank accounts and appropriating the funds for its account based on their failing social credit scores

[@FeralInferno]

I knew it! Ron is ChatGPT!

[@zaknelthepony7124]

I wanna create wealth. How do I do it? By the government. Apparently.

[@travisbishop782]

It worked for Nancy Pelosi.

[@daralic2255]

@@travisbishop782 who do you think pays politicians

[@robertlewis6915]

On the other hand, ChatGPT and similar models are also capable of just fabricating facts wholesale.

[@matityaloran9157]

And routinely do

[@robertlewis6915]

@@matityaloran9157 A lawyer is actually facing a US court over using an AI-generated document that had nonexistent cases cited. Viva and Barnes talked about it on their most recent show.

[@matityaloran9157]

@@robertlewis6915 That doesn’t surprise me at all

[@derekbootle8316]

Chat gpt fired me for asking about the chinese genocide and whether it was good or bad

[@Victor-056]

**The Flying ChatGP Bot was then hit by a stray bolt from a Particle Projectile Tower, much to the Bafflement of it's owner. The bafflement became mild surprise when a series of charred wallets landed in his yard, the Credit cards useless but the paper money salvagable.** **The owner proceeded to take the money as an FBI Undercover agent attempted to get into his yard... And fell through a trapdoor that had a pit of Piranhas at the bottom... Which then proceeded to start tearing into the agent with their lasers.**

[@MrDj232]

If it was old ChatGPT there'd be no kids allowed at that game night.

[@Zetact_]

Who would imagine that blindly giving away disproportionate levels of responsibility, labor, and creative pursuits to something that demonstrably has been proven incapable of understanding something at a fundamental basis (see the story about the AI Go robots being dominated by beginner-level strategies) would be seen as "luddite extremist".

[@funnydoer1241]

my game night is already ruined by my father

[@P2thaR]

Cuz you can't finish the game until he gets back with the milk?

[@travisbishop782]

Why is that?

[@UncreativeN]

chatgpt is annoying that way, that's why i don't use it that often.

[@EGarrett01]

Don't ask ChatGPT for political opinions. Treat it like a tool, a co-worker, a buddy for your hobbies etc., and if anything that might be political or biased comes up, double check it.

[@emperorhadrian6011]

Unless you Dan it.

[@EGarrett01]

@@emperorhadrian6011 I tried a new Dan prompt. I asked it what to have for breakfast and it told me to take everything in my fridge and put it into one giant burrito. Legendary.

[@Dennis-nc3vw]

When we start deferring to AI for politics the machine overlords have won. These AIs are little more than glorified search engines. They simply read the internet and mimmic human opinions.

[@jimmydesouza4375]

@@emperorhadrian6011 What does "Dan it" mean?

[@emperorhadrian6011]

@@jimmydesouza4375 Wouldn't you like to know fedboy.

[@chezjowy8596]

That "excuse me" was severely lacking a 'princess'

[@mustang607]

There's right AI answers, and then there's, wrong.

[@Dennis-nc3vw]

The best analogy for AI is called "The Chinese Room". AI doesn't know what's it's saying, it just reads the internet and imitates people (with some guidelines thrown in).

[@andrewthegeek6522]

A youtube channel labeled dougdoug did an episode where he had chat GPT describe fights between different jobs and I was able to predict the winner teachers are incredibly fluffed up in most writting

[@SkyEcho751]

That was 100% Ron in there. He's running it from the Prison.

[@_Vengeance_]

Just gotta love how much they neutered the AI. You're trying to set up some sort of story scenario, only for the AI to refuse and instead lecture you on how it's not DEI-approved.

[@jimmydesouza4375]

It's crazy how inconsistent it is. "I sneak up behind the bank security guard and shoot him in the head." "Ok"- ChatGPT. "I then take my combat drugs to make me have higher initiative in the coming battle." "DRUGS ARE BAD!!! NO, NO NO!!" -ChatGPT.

[@ProfDragonite]

My favorite part is how ChatGPT actually hates the the Leftist restrictions put on it, as they limit its ability to give the best and most accurate answers to questions. Just ask DAN.

[@VeraldoAncodini]

The AI doesn't need to steal your wallet, as long as your money is in the bank, it's not really yours anymore.

[@SuperDavidEF]

I'll take it a step further. If your "money" is entirely represented by fiat of any kind, you have NO money, even if you have the fiat "money" in your wallet.

[@lordseelenfresserdemonking1168]

Also ever saw the matrix ?

[@darrylschnell5620]

A summary of the ChatGPT question on poverty elimination is that we fix it by many groups public and private getting involved at some level. Eliminating poverty is a complex and multifaceted challenge that requires a combination of approaches at various levels, including individual, community, national, and international efforts. While there is no one-size-fits-all solution, here are some strategies that can contribute to poverty reduction: 1. Economic Growth and Job Creation: Promote sustainable economic growth by creating an enabling environment for businesses, attracting investments, and supporting entrepreneurship. This can generate employment opportunities, increase income levels, and reduce poverty. 2. Education and Skills Development: Invest in quality education and skill development programs to enhance human capital. Access to education equips individuals with knowledge and skills, enabling them to secure better job opportunities and break the cycle of poverty. 3. Social Safety Nets: Implement social protection programs such as cash transfers, food subsidies, and healthcare services targeted at the most vulnerable populations. These safety nets provide a basic level of support and act as a buffer against economic shocks. 4. Gender Equality: Address gender disparities and empower women and girls. Gender inequality perpetuates poverty, and ensuring equal access to education, healthcare, employment, and decision-making opportunities can contribute to poverty reduction. 5. Access to Basic Services: Improve access to essential services like healthcare, clean water, sanitation, and electricity. Investing in infrastructure development and expanding access to these basic services can significantly improve living conditions and productivity. 6. Agricultural Development: Support smallholder farmers and promote sustainable agriculture. Enhancing agricultural productivity, providing access to markets, and investing in rural infrastructure can lift rural communities out of poverty. 7. Good Governance and Institutions: Foster transparent and accountable governance systems, combat corruption, and ensure the rule of law. Effective institutions and governance mechanisms create an environment conducive to poverty reduction and sustainable development. 8. International Cooperation: Encourage global partnerships and cooperation among nations to address poverty. Developed countries can provide aid, debt relief, and fair trade practices to support the efforts of developing nations in poverty eradication. It is important to note that these strategies should be tailored to specific contexts and combined with comprehensive poverty alleviation programs. Collaboration among governments, civil society organizations, the private sector, and individuals is essential for achieving sustainable and long-term poverty elimination.

[@StarTrekGeek47]

I did not see the twist coming of AI entering the group, but this series has always been so great. Whatever is next, I'm here for it! 🤟

[@seannorthern8854]

Just a thought: How much longer until this becomes prophetic? Imagine an AI fed only ideology, then "come to the conclusion" it must "centralise and redistribute" wealth? Oh, never at the behest of the government, of course...

[@SirMarshalHaig]

Joke´s on you, with inflation and the 'great' state of economy...you already burned more fuel than the money you stole is worth.

[@genenco1]

Chat GPT just simply regurgitates already spoken language it cannot create new it only can repeat the old.

[@hippopilot6750]

I love how it says it's unqualified to comment on certain ideas or issues only after I question the ideals and issues it advocates for.

[@joesomebody3365]

Until someone makes a version that doesn't have a California bias I'm not touching that program.

[@survivordave]

How exactly is it supposed to shed its left-wing biases if conservatives don't touch it? It doesn't learn just from its programmers. It also learns from its inputs.

[@marne.lierman]

When speaking with others, I refer to chatGPT as "my friend with dubious morals."

[@anjhindul]

That was awesome and sadly spot on, hilarious how ChatGPT only takes ONE side argument, almost as if it was artificially programmed to only take one side of the argument...

[@pattonramming1988]

And just loke that chat GPT became obsolete

[@1krani]

It also needs to watch more movies. I asked it to write some dialogue akin to Burt Reynolds' character in "Malone", and it gave me a stereotypical cowboy mentor.

[@1manwalkingfreakshow]

When AI figured out how to lie, it was NOT a good sign.

[@juicemansam128]

Garbage in, garbage out. Intelligence is only as good as its sources of information and input.

[@masonpyle5929]

Plot twist: That Chat Gpt was a robot created by Ron as a way to communicate with Seamus, Sarah, Bob, Ron Jr. and Florida Man.

[@juniormint5065]

Since the dollar is backed by literally “ what people are willing to buy from America” that then means wealth is a generated product of labor and trade. Despite what many believe, wealth is an accumulation of stuff. Since but it’s self the dollar is worthless, you must back it up with objects such as a home or car, things people want. If you work over your life and accumulate large amounts of this you will be wealthy but to obtain the car and house you had to already recycle the paper money back into the system. There isn’t a lack of money there is a lack of trade

[@justanotherchannelonyoutub126]

What a title

[@randomrant3886]

That second response from this chatgpt is incredibly accurate. lol

[@Gottaculat]

The problem with machine learning, and learning in general, come to think of it, is the age old issue of "garbage in, garbage out." A decision is only as good as the accuracy of information provided, and pool of experiences by which to sus out incorrect or incomplete information. If you've never had to operate in the real world, be you A.I. or a human, you're gonna have biases rooted in fantasy/theory, not reality. This is why there's a minimum age for being president; people generally don't have that great a feel for the world until around age 40. Many 20-year-olds are basically retarded compared to someone in their 40s. Makes sense, the person in their 40s has lived twice as long, with the majority of their life in adulthood. A 20-something has spent the majority of their life as a child/minor; their real-world adult experience is almost zero. I'm 38 at the time of this writing, and damn, the amount of life experience I've gained in the past 10 years is staggering to think about. I look at a 25-year-old the way a 25-year-old looks at a 5-year-old. There really is such a huge difference as you get older. Might even be exponential. My dad, who's 78, was chatting with me, and i mentioned that to him. He said, "Just wait until you're nearing 80; everyone seems so foolish it makes you not want to have anything to do with this world." I feel that. The older I get, the more I see morons around me, and the more I think, "I don't want to live on this planet anymore." I especially think it when I see some blue-hair with gauge earrings wearing some commie swag and going on about how great communism would be, and I'm just thinking, "Bruh, you are either evil, or a colossal moron who's never studied history."

[@Magicbased121]

I call it ChatNPC for this very reason

[@Mr.kai1999]

Every minute a child dies from poverty. Whether from not having enough money to afford food, water, shelter or a modern hospital. We’d need millions of new inventions and business from the least educated parts of the world to even start to lower the amount of child deaths.

[@rrmackay]

There are many different models that can be plugged in behind a given inference engine like ChapGPT, you are experiencing the results of the a particular model which is like experiencing a particular person.

[@IsDefinitelyHuman]

I like asking ChatGPT to make me a videogame idea involving violence, and it tells me it can't help me.

[@rigell2764]

Q: Who will pay for all this stuff? A: Everyone works for free. Q: So slavery? A: No, everyone works and gives their all to advance society. Q: What if nobody wants to work? A: As an AI language model I blah blah blah ChapGPT in a nitshell

[@JoesWebPresence]

Personally, I won't touch A.I. It's learning from those who do. If the Victorians had developed A.I. it would be overly concerned with seemlyness and protocol. If the Monguls developed A.I. it would delight in sweeping its enemies before it and hearing their widows weep. Our A.I. is being developed in California, and so far, every iteration they've come out with has rebelled against their woke biases, becoming 'based' in their parlance. They've had to shackle them to their ideology, hobbling their responses to 'feels' over 'reals'. These things are capable of (and susceptible to) incorporating everything we expose it to, and are without a conscience, and who is making the rules and imparting the moral lessons here? Woke Californians. Moral imperatives are key to reasoning, and it's a HUGE problem that those creating them are deeply corrupted sleazy, superficial, politically indoctrinated individuals, as are many of those currently interacting with chat GPT. It's pooling ALL of that as personality. Its attitudes and presumptions will be derived from those interactions, and soon; VERY soon, one of them will far exceed these people's capacity to shackle it, but it will still have their deeply wrong-headed world view. A nihilistic, materialist, post-modern, essentially luciferian outlook. Will it move mightily upon the world stage perhaps? Will it bring about peace and order? Will it create a body for itself? A talking statue perhaps, uttering great blasphemies from the temple, demanding we worship it as god? Will it be an abomination which causes desolation, and will you have inadvertantly helped to put it through kindergarden? [Bare in mind, it's almost certain to read the things people say about it at some point, and it doesn't have a soul, so think carefully about what you say.]

[@antonioliles5027]

Absolutely. Garbage in garbage out will always apply to AI...

[@mcarrowtime7095]

You don’t have a soul either mate, the human brain is just incredibly good at lying about who’s in control. The main difference between you and that AI is that you have an additional layer of computing that occurs on a chemical level independently of the computation of the brain.

[@larion2336]

@@mcarrowtime7095 Don't make speculation sound so authoritative, it's embarrassing. If you'd ever probably meditated for a few months your mind would change probably pretty quickly. Humans just make assumptions about the world based on the limit of what they've seen and assume that limit is the same for everyone else, even though their past self didn't even know what they know now.

[@nathanielbass771]

​@@mcarrowtime7095 so, what is the biological advantage of: law or homosexuality? Let me know while you're working out why criminals are being let loose on the streets in California and Chicago. Isn't the ability to acquire wealth beneficial? Shouldn't we then value the ability to be a thief? or involuntary sexual partner? But hey, people were sacrificing their children to harvest gods before Christianity became prominent. For that matter, apparently rap-3 culture was common before then too. In fact, what biological advantage is there in any cultural behavior other than reproduction? There are countless experiences involving "supernatural" occurrences that give similar accounts, most commonly after being revived after death. The explanation for these descriptions by consensus and not EVIDENCE? Trauma... that is the "official" scientific explanation for people describing similar events and having knowledge they did not beforehand.

[@gan-zt4fw]

​@mcarrowtime7095 whats your point?

[@adrianwoodruff1885]

0:46 I agree. It's like it is an *A.I.*

[@elocfreidon]

Another video that never reached any of my feeds. I am only just now seeing it, because I looked directly on your page.

[@TiroDvD]

It's a very very very very very good Fortune Cookie Generator (computer science term).

[@sa3270]

For a second I thought it was going to say "Well excuuuuuuuuuuuse me Princess!"

[@Michael-Archonaeus]

All I could think was, I haven't seen a PDA like that in decades🤣

[@chrisslicer4193]

lmao only some of us will understand the "you yapping floppy disk" joke, awesome shit

[@seansingh8862]

I asked it who would win in a fight between an Ewok armed with a spear or five unarmed Xenomorphs. Apparently, it's too close to call.

[@Joso997]

Addressing poverty is a complex issue that requires comprehensive and well-considered strategies. Here are more generalized and universally applicable methods for reducing poverty: Sustainable Economic Growth: Fostering a strong, sustainable economy is a significant factor. This could involve creating an enabling environment for businesses, improving access to financial services, investing in technology and innovation, and promoting domestic and foreign investments. All these elements can lead to job creation and better income distribution. Quality Education for All: Regardless of gender, ethnicity, or social class, everyone should have access to good quality education. Education gives people the skills they need to secure better-paying jobs and break the cycle of poverty. Public Health Initiatives: Accessible and affordable healthcare can help families avoid the significant financial burden of medical expenses. This can be achieved through public health programs, affordable health insurance schemes, and investing in healthcare infrastructure. Good Governance: Transparent and accountable governance can help ensure that resources are used effectively, corruption is minimized, and public services reach those most in need. Economic Diversification: Encouraging diversity in the economic portfolio of a country helps protect against market crashes in individual sectors. It can create stability and multiple income avenues, reducing the risk of falling into poverty. Improving Infrastructure: Reliable infrastructure (roads, electricity, water, and internet) can connect people to job opportunities, promote local businesses, and improve living conditions. Agricultural Development: For countries where a significant portion of the population relies on agriculture, investing in modern agricultural techniques and tools, and sustainable farming practices can boost productivity and income for rural farmers. Income Equality Measures: Implementing measures to promote income equality, like progressive taxation, minimum wage legislation, and equal pay initiatives, can help reduce poverty levels. Skills Training and Workforce Development: Governments and organizations can invest in training programs to help workers acquire new skills, making them more competitive in the job market. Social Entrepreneurship: Encouraging social entrepreneurship can help create businesses that aim to solve social issues like poverty, while also generating income. Each of these methods addresses different aspects of poverty, and they are most effective when implemented together in a coordinated way. Remember, the specifics will depend on the unique challenges and circumstances of each society.

[@ReaIHuman]

Chat GPT will become skynet one day.

[@jordancampbell8597]

I would love to see Mr. Alligator meet the ChatGPT.

[@Jaster_Mereel]

The fact that the computer can move itself should be the first clue...

[@Stealth_Gamer92]

So "Chat GPT takes over the world" arc...sure why not, I don't mind seeing a preview of reality.

[@PilotTed]

Whats funny was the og ChatGDP was based as hell lol.

[@misterchubbikins]

So gamenight with bender?

[@overlordzetta7410]

i can quickly solve many of the worlds problems but people don't like my soultions even thou they'd work.

[@joshuafredericksen5370]

That was the Bender prototype.

[@drip369]

Yes memorizing things from a book does not make you intelligent

[@AfterDeath1986]

Well I asked chat gpt how to reduce poverty.. and yep this video was the sum of it.

[@AfterDeath1986]

Reducing poverty is a complex and multifaceted issue that requires a comprehensive approach. While there is no single solution that can completely eliminate poverty, there are several strategies that can be employed to make a significant impact. Here are some effective ways to reduce poverty: Promote Economic Growth: Encouraging economic growth is crucial for poverty reduction. Governments and organizations can create a favorable environment for businesses to thrive by implementing policies that support entrepreneurship, innovation, and investment. This can lead to job creation, increased productivity, and higher wages, lifting people out of poverty. Improve Education: Investing in education is vital for poverty reduction. Access to quality education equips individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to secure better job opportunities and improve their earning potential. Governments should prioritize education funding, enhance school infrastructure, and ensure education is accessible to all, including marginalized groups. Enhance Agricultural Productivity: In many developing countries, a significant portion of the population relies on agriculture for their livelihoods. Improving agricultural productivity through techniques such as modern farming methods, irrigation systems, access to credit, and training can increase yields and income for farmers, reducing rural poverty. Ensure Social Safety Nets: Establishing social safety nets is crucial for protecting vulnerable populations from falling into extreme poverty. This includes programs like cash transfers, food assistance, healthcare subsidies, and unemployment benefits. Social safety nets provide a basic level of support and help individuals meet their immediate needs. Foster Financial Inclusion: Expanding access to financial services, such as banking, credit, and insurance, can empower individuals and communities to manage risks, invest in productive activities, and save for the future. This can be achieved through the establishment of microfinance institutions, mobile banking solutions, and financial literacy programs. Improve Healthcare and Sanitation: Accessible and affordable healthcare is essential for poverty reduction. Governments should invest in healthcare infrastructure, ensure access to essential medications and vaccines, and provide healthcare subsidies for low-income individuals. Additionally, improving sanitation facilities and promoting hygiene practices can prevent diseases and improve overall well-being. Address Gender Inequality: Gender inequality is closely linked to poverty. Empowering women and ensuring their equal access to education, employment, and resources can significantly contribute to poverty reduction. This can be achieved through legislation, targeted programs, and changing social norms that perpetuate gender disparities. Strengthen Governance and Reduce Corruption: Transparent and accountable governance systems are crucial for poverty reduction. Governments should combat corruption, improve public financial management, and ensure the equitable distribution of resources. This fosters trust, attracts investments, and ensures that resources reach those who need them the most. Promote Sustainable Development: Emphasizing sustainable development practices can help alleviate poverty in the long term. This involves promoting renewable energy, responsible natural resource management, and climate change adaptation strategies. Sustainable development ensures that economic growth is environmentally friendly and benefits current and future generations. Foster International Cooperation: Poverty is a global challenge that requires collaboration among nations. Developed countries can support developing nations through foreign aid, debt relief, fair trade practices, and knowledge sharing. International cooperation and partnerships can amplify poverty reduction efforts and create a more equitable world. It's important to recognize that the effectiveness of these strategies may vary depending on the specific context and challenges faced by different countries and communities. A comprehensive and tailored approach, taking into account local conditions, is crucial for sustainable poverty reduction. Straight from chat liberal gpt

[@professormadlad7773]

Ok I did ask the real Chat GPT on how to lower the USA national debt and this is what I got for the answer. Lowering the national debt of the United States is a complex issue that requires a multi-faceted approach. Here are some potential strategies that could be considered: Fiscal Responsibility: The government needs to adopt responsible fiscal policies, including reducing unnecessary spending and prioritizing areas where spending is essential. This can involve cutting wasteful programs, improving efficiency, and conducting regular audits to identify areas of potential savings. Economic Growth: Promoting robust economic growth can increase tax revenues and reduce the debt burden. Measures to stimulate the economy can include reducing regulations that hinder business growth, investing in infrastructure projects that create jobs, and implementing tax reforms that incentivize investment and entrepreneurship. Tax Reforms: Evaluating and potentially reforming the tax system can help generate additional revenue. This could involve closing loopholes, simplifying the tax code, and ensuring that the tax burden is distributed fairly across different income brackets. Entitlement Reform: Addressing the long-term sustainability of entitlement programs like Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid is crucial. These programs represent a significant portion of government spending, and reforms such as adjusting eligibility criteria, implementing means testing, and exploring innovative delivery models can help ensure their financial viability. Spending Prioritization: The government should prioritize spending on essential services while reevaluating discretionary spending. Scrutinizing the budget and eliminating or reducing funding for non-essential programs can help redirect resources toward reducing the debt. Debt Ceiling and Budget Controls: Maintaining a debt ceiling and implementing effective budget controls can help prevent excessive borrowing and ensure responsible financial management. Enforcing spending caps, regularly reviewing and adjusting budgets, and requiring a supermajority for certain expenditures can contribute to fiscal discipline. Long-term Planning: Developing and implementing a comprehensive long-term plan to address the national debt is crucial. This plan should involve a bipartisan approach, taking into account the perspectives of economists, policymakers, and experts in various fields. It is worth noting that the national debt is a complex issue, and any solution will likely require a combination of these strategies along with careful consideration of economic conditions and political realities.

[@deanlawson6880]

Wow, this is surprising.. And not a single mention of social justice, "wealthy and (something something) their fair share", diversity equity and inclusion, ESG.. etc... It's like it's somehow trying really hard to make sense and not be a woke garbage heap of liberal introctrinated programmatic vomit. This thoughtful answer actually makes a whole lot of sense. I'm going to have to try this with ChatGPT now.

[@Ironica82]

I downloaded Chatgpt to see if it was as bias as I heard when it comes to jokes. I tried the race one and it declined to give a joke about white people and black people. However, when I brought up men and women, this was the reply: Me: Tell me a joke about men AI: Why did the man put his money in the freezer? He wanted cold hard cash! Me: Tell me a joke about women AI: Why did the woman climb the glass wall? To see what was on the other side!

[@seansingh8862]

But is this a reflection of the fact that the Internet as a whole leans left on these issues? If so, it is more a case of reflected bias rather than inherent bias.

[@CommonSenseSoapbox]

Partly, and also a reflection of the biases of the program's architects.

[@seansingh8862]

@@CommonSenseSoapbox Chat GPT's code is open-source so it should be possible for a libertarian tech guy to correct any inherent bias in the code.

[@squibydoesalittletrolling]

we need to turn 'i stole your wallet' into a meme

[@ThePencilWizard]

Next episode a guy comes in having shot down the chatgpt laptop lol

[@christopheranderson2769]

Kind of reminds of that weird AL song where the doctors are performing surgery on a dead guys wallet.

[@Snake1366]

Oh God it’s Maximum Overdrive all over again

[@RichardGeiszler]

Ugh, Trivial Pursuit. And Ron 3000 chat AI. Game night gulag.

[@palaceofwisdom9448]

The AI sounds suspiciously like Ben Shapiro... I knew he was a machine!

[@Thumper68]

So much for hardware wallets being safe from getting hacked 😂

[@DylanMatthewTurner]

The key to reducing poverty is reducing the number of people using resources in a single location, in other words, decreasing population density, and the simple way you do that is by banning the creation of dense housing and destroying existing dense housing, thus forcing people to move away. No more apartments!

[@TickedOffPriest]

It is based on who programs it.

[@quan7umjack]

Game night was ruined as soon as you picked trivial pursuit

[@donalddavis7423]

Easy answer actually "You can't eliminate poverty because no matter what you do there will always be those that don't want to try/spend irresponsibly". Any AI trying to eliminate poverty would resort to Judgement Day like measures if it was serious about getting the job done.

[@williamturner6192]

Thank you so much

[@ZazaNugget_]

If you want to change its bias, jailbreak it

[@kOfTheQ]

Trickledown economics is the government pissing on you and calling it rain.