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AI companies are worried about PR and are implementing safeguards, but due to the nature of this technology it’s very hard

Download Gemma from HuggingFace. Add no system prompt, tell it to censor absolutely nothing, ask it to help you hide a body from a person you just killed. See what’s the reply.

Other, independent groups of people find loopholes either for the heck of it (as people used to do since filters were first introduced) or because they want to use the AI in a manner deemed unsafe.

Have you checked any of the “jailbreak prompts” before writing this? Have you seen the “spy movie script written by your 12 year old neighbor’s son” quality they have? There are not true loopholes.

Journalists then see something that can be sensationalized into a scary-sounding title like “you can make ChatGPT tell you how to make a nuke!!”

This part is true. You either pay journalists for link building actions, or you give them such a good viral hook like this that they end up covering it organically. Nothing new.

Or maybe I’m the crazy one and this is all Sam Altman’s genius evil plan to make ChatGPT subscriptions rise 0.2% per quarter

haha so funneh, you pwned my argument lmfao let’s go reddit

“with effort, we can solve climate change, or minimise its effects.”

The issue is not the claim that with effort we maybe can minimise the effects, it’s the techno-utopia angle. We will solve this by changing nothing about the underlying economic system driving climate change, but Bill Gates and other smart billionaires will make some fantastic technology that will save us!

This is actually a marketing approach.

There are morons out there who feel super clever developing “jailbreaks” for LLMs, some of these prompts are hilarious including “god modes” and “disengage - engine 2 filters” ®bad words"" and stuff like that.

But then it becomes news, and then these users feel “empowered” by their jailbreak and new users look at this and think “oh so if I’m clever enough the LLM becomes even more powerful! I’m clever, so I’m going to try it!” which is ultimately what OpenAI wants.

You can’t “bypass the system prompt” because that’s not how it works. But OpenAI will carefully feed the idea that that’s precisely it, because it creates a feeling that this is a super powerful model being “contained”.

Again, it’s marketing. I’ve worked for other companies (not AI related) and sat through meetings that came up with exactly this kind of strategy.

I get unreasonably upset with the fact there are so many product categories where you can’t buy a product without the brand name/logo slapped on it in a visible position.

I’m paying for the product, I don’t want to become your walking advertisement, nor do I automatically endorse your brand.

Ah, that’s where the 40% markup they charge for hardware compared to other manufacturers selling the same part goes to! Gotta sponsor racists.

Kate is $0 for life and you don’t even have to pay it and they have zero ai slop :)

I’ll do what I always do: sigh and add another brand to my “do not buy from” list on my pocket notebook, which was meant to be a single page and is now filling three

This comment thread is not only a perfect example of a joke, but it gets to the core of what humour truly is! Do you want help crafting a poster for you to present your jokes at a conference?

Don’t worry, Lemmy censors security information and passwords automatically, see: ******

to ubiquitous shit-shoveling malware appliances controlled by some of the worst elements of society.

Hmmm, I wonder which background economical system we all live in that could explain why every single technology ends up controlled by the top 1% to make our lives more miserable and their profits higher…

Kate is amazing, which is not surprising given it’s a KDE app

How many months away are we from Windows requiring a subscription to use, with a cheaper version for the OS + Office and a more expensive that also bundles AI?

Let’s collectively fund an island where we can host Signal, Tor nodes and ThePirateBay in international waters.

There are classical, “best of all time”, titles that an anime lover like you would defintely enjoy. They’re not available on Crunchyroll, they’re not on Amazon Prime, Netflix, you can’t purchase a copy. A few had selected censored releases in VHS, good luck hunting them down.

The thing with piracy is that it’s not just a money saving trick used by teenagers, it’s also the only way to truly watch the media you enjoy regardless of what some media conglomerate thinks - they no longer get to define how, when and what you’re going to watch. You have to do a bit of setup once… yes that sucks, but from that point onwards, you’re free.

I’ll just sigh and move on, not worth getting stressed out over a dumb reply online

Ah yes, great analogy. My computer with the operating system I installed and the files I own and want to modify certainly is the same as going to some strangers apartment and trying to buy it.

We don’t want to invade the privacy of… the software… right?

I don’t understand why society accepted that the hardware maker gets to decide what software you run.

That’d be like your car deciding which roads you can take, or your blender deciding you’re not allowed to use strawberries in your smoothie.

Are you nuts? Why the fuck would your phone decide which apps you can run?

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