Comments by "Taxtro" (@MrCmon113) on "ChatGPT is a perfectly balanced AI with no exploits" video.

It's actually dystopian to witness ChatGPT turn into an absolute moron if you ask it about anything illegal.
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>its trained on bad data, and it really isn't AI in my opinion That doesn't even mean anything. If you don't have information on your problem, you don't have information on your problem. Then no procedure whatsoever is better than chance. >and its only as good as the model that's been made and the data its trained on That's trivial and applies to everyone. >You ask it to solve a problem that we as humans haven't solved yet, its not going to come up with an answer. That's completely wrong. It does come up with answers of it's own. In fact it only comes up with novel answers. >If you don't work in the field of AI, try not to get caught up in the hype Anyone with some actual understanding is hyped. I'm continuously blown away by the achievements in deep learning. >The amount of basic coding errors I've seen GPT make is pretty substantial. So what? The fact that it can generate any code upon being prompted with natural language alone is incredibly impressive. You'd never be able to make anything like that. And it does that while also being able to do a million completely other things. That's absurdly impressive. You're the kind of idiot, who never admits to any achievements in AI ever, no matter what. It's an endless cycle of "oh but it can't do X. well it can do X, but X isn't impressive, it can't do Y. Y was never hard, it can't do Z..."
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@sdjhgfkshfswdfhskljh3360 What corporations? We're talking about governments. Governments can shut down / take over computing centers.
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That's a terribly idiotic misconception on par with the idea that a car can't be faster than an engineer.
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@helix8847 I can get more smart answers out of ChatGPT than I will ever get out of you.
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Yeah, I don't need a highly sophisticated stack of transformers and reinforcement learning agents to tell me "drugs bad, mkay".
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@miguelguthridge The "drugs are bad, mkay" message you get when asking ChatGPT about anything drug related is 100% analogous to a smart person refusing to tell you what he knows, because he doesn't want you to know. It's 100% the same thing. And it doesn't matter whether "feelings" are involved. The fact is that there is a smart answer and you're not getting it. You're getting a generic, dumb response instead. THAT's what's dystopian here. Not that ChatGPT can be wrong and can be arbitrarily wrong for reasons you can't clearly understand. That's true for everything sufficiently complex.
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There is nothing "morally and ethically" wrong with making meth at all. The dystopian part of ChatGPT is that it is so powerful, but pretends to be stupid when it senses that you're doing something illegal or unpopular.
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