I ran a little experiment yesterday. In an OP (the Inflation one) and on this thread Thread 195553, I copied and pasted exclusively from ChatGPT. Aside from one "good point" windowdressing on that thread, everything I posted on that thread was word-for-word from ChatGPT. I used the command:
respond to "[post I was responding to]"
and then just copied and pasted the response
https://chat.openai.com/chat
You can also access the same tool here in a simpler interface:
https://beta.openai.com/playground
It's pretty impressive stuff. If you're not looking out for it, it's pretty hard to distinguish it from human interaction. It's a touch stilted and of course its dialogue is milquetoast for a debates board.
But how long is it before this sort of tool will be writing articles and code for us, and maybe even movie scripts?
@sh76
That thing is just repeating stuff it reads from the internet. It's been programmed to be politically correct which is understandable because you don't want to offend anyone with new technology that you want everyone to embrace and use. I've read some of the responses from the AI and it's blatantly obvious.
In my opinion it should have only been given the English language vocabulary and nothing else.
Like the self learning chess computer that was only given the rules of chess and it self taught itself to an unbeatable level of strength.
As for right now it's probably just going to improve automated responses so companies can use it for customer support instead of hiring staff.
@sh76 saidWe already have bots operating on this forum. They call themselves conservatives, and their programming is very simple even if short on logic.
I ran a little experiment yesterday. In an OP (the Inflation one) and on this thread Thread 195553, I copied and pasted exclusively from ChatGPT. Aside from one "good point" windowdressing on that thread, everything I posted on that thread was word-for-word from ChatGPT. I used the command:
respond to "[post I was responding to]"
and then just copied and past ...[text shortened]... it before this sort of tool will be writing articles and code for us, and maybe even movie scripts?
@sh76 saidThe post seemed stilted; I thought you were just regurgitating standard right wing talking points.
I ran a little experiment yesterday. In an OP (the Inflation one) and on this thread Thread 195553, I copied and pasted exclusively from ChatGPT. Aside from one "good point" windowdressing on that thread, everything I posted on that thread was word-for-word from ChatGPT. I used the command:
respond to "[post I was responding to]"
and then just copied and past ...[text shortened]... it before this sort of tool will be writing articles and code for us, and maybe even movie scripts?
@no1marauder saidYeah, I didn't pursue that thread, but the responses on the Biden claim thread I thought were interesting.
The post seemed stilted; I thought you were just regurgitating standard right wing talking points.
I especially thought that the "It sounds like you have already made up your mind about Biden's comments, so I won't try to change that." line was a nice touch and impressive for AI.
@booger saidIt will just get stronger and stronger, that's the thing. This is version 1.0. Within a couple of years, I imagine it will be able to write movie scripts.
@sh76
That thing is just repeating stuff it reads from the internet. It's been programmed to be politically correct which is understandable because you don't want to offend anyone with new technology that you want everyone to embrace and use. I've read some of the responses from the AI and it's blatantly obvious.
In my opinion it should have only been given the English ...[text shortened]... to improve automated responses so companies can use it for customer support instead of hiring staff.
Combine it with DALL-E and deepfakes and before you know it, you might be able to create a movie on demand with all your favorite actors in minutes.
@sh76 saidI'd make new original Star Trek series episodes.
It will just get stronger and stronger, that's the thing. This is version 1.0. Within a couple of years, I imagine it will be able to write movie scripts.
Combine it with DALL-E and deepfakes and before you know it, you might be able to create a movie on demand with all your favorite actors in minutes.
"Damn it, Jim, I'm a doctor, not an electrically dynamized air-circulating apparatus!"
@soothfast saidCommand: "write a script for a star trek episode where Jim can't find milk for his coffee"
I'd make new original Star Trek series episodes.
"Damn it, Jim, I'm a doctor, not an electrically dynamized air-circulating apparatus!"
Answer:
[Scene: The bridge of the USS Enterprise. Captain Kirk and his crew are in the middle of a long mission in a remote sector of space. There is a tense atmosphere in the room as everyone awaits their next orders.]
Kirk: Alright everyone, let's get this show on the road. Status report.
Spock: All systems are normal, Captain.
Kirk: Very well. Set a course for the nearest starbase.
[The ship lurches forward as it accelerates away from the planet.]
Kirk: Scotty, how long till we reach the starbase?
Scotty: About four hours, sir.
Kirk: Alright, let's make the best of it.
[Suddenly, an alarm begins blaring]
Kirk: What is it?
Scotty: We're detecting a distress signal, sir.
Kirk: On screen.
[The viewscreen activates, revealing a small, battered vessel. It is clearly in need of assistance.]
Kirk: Hail them.
[The viewscreen flickers to life, revealing a group of alien refugees.]
Alien: Help us! Please, we are in desperate need of supplies.
Kirk: What do you need?
Alien: Food, water, medical supplies. Anything you can spare.
Kirk: Alright, we'll see what we can do. Spock, you have the bridge.
[Kirk, McCoy and the away team beam over to the refugee ship. After a brief exchange, the crew returns with the supplies, but there is a problem.]
McCoy: Jim, I think you should take a look at this.
[Kirk walks over and sees what McCoy is pointing at. A large container labeled "milk".]
Kirk: What's this?
McCoy: It's milk. These refugees had it stored here, but it's all gone bad.
Kirk: Damn. That was the last thing I needed for my coffee.
[The crew laughs at the absurdity of the situation.]
Kirk: Well, I guess I'll have to make do without it. Set course for the nearest starbase.
[The ship accelerates away, leaving the refugees behind.]
[Fade to black]
@sh76 saidInteresting. Though Kirk says "alright" a couple times too often.
Command: "write a script for a star trek episode where Jim can't find milk for his coffee"
Answer:
[Scene: The bridge of the USS Enterprise. Captain Kirk and his crew are in the middle of a long mission in a remote sector of space. There is a tense atmosphere in the room as everyone awaits their next orders.]
Kirk: Alright everyone, let's get this show on the road. Stat ...[text shortened]... he nearest starbase.
[The ship accelerates away, leaving the refugees behind.]
[Fade to black]
@sh76 saidI did think it was strange you were recommending cutting taxes and increasing government spending.
I ran a little experiment yesterday. In an OP (the Inflation one) and on this thread Thread 195553, I copied and pasted exclusively from ChatGPT. Aside from one "good point" windowdressing on that thread, everything I posted on that thread was word-for-word from ChatGPT. I used the command:
respond to "[post I was responding to]"
and then just copied and past ...[text shortened]... it before this sort of tool will be writing articles and code for us, and maybe even movie scripts?