ChatGPT requires a cell phone for verification of your login. I do not have a cell phone so I cannot use it. But I've heard it helps programmers with problems a lot. I don't know if it can help only with beginner problems, or advanced problems.
It can write simple functions, which are the basic building blocks and seems to do a reasonable job. I haven't seen any examples of it doing any type of system architecture bringing together all these pieces. I tried it for some stuff I was working on, but it wasn't that great. Spending more time reading the documentation for the part I was working with (the old school way) ended up being far more useful.
Thank you Randall for highlighting this. I shudder at its potential impact. It takes encyclopediac knowledge and puts a judgement on it as a factual statement.
I haven’t used it but it doesn’t seem much of an improvement on other interfaces with Wikipedia such as Alexa or Siri.
According to James Surowiecki’s book the Wisdom of Crowds, there are five elements required to form a wise crowd - diversity of opinion, independence, decentralisation, aggregation and trust.
If it’s programmed to be woke, then it fails the first two elements. If OpenAI’s vision is creating artificial general intelligence and this is their best shot, AGI is decades away.
Joel - was this Randall’s article all the way through? It was well done. I know when you cross post it states that, and puts a little cross dot tag, but I didn’t see that. was this all Randall? Correct? I had not heard of him before.
Thank you Randall. So appreciate your powerful insight- My son is also a Randall (2 l’s) Also. 🙂. Just fabulous stuff!!! I too am glad Joel posted you!!
An excerpt from a conversation with a friend the other day...
"Yeah, that's already underway... William Gibson's biosoft and Johnny Mnemonic... AI will be used to confuse and divide, the purpose of modern propaganda, according to Kasparov. The AI being developed can only be described as 'bias in, bias out'. The trans-humanist technocrats think that replacing humans with machines will work. Any human who works closely with machines or large data, or more importantly maintains and runs them will tell you it is a pipe dream and not based in reality... Which is where the idle rich spend most of their time."
Novelists of the hack writer variety appear to want to embrace it. You'll very soon be able to download an AI written 'novel' from Amazon. Soon after you'll struggle to find one that isn't AI given the speed with which the hack writers will produce the literary equivalent of phlegm. It's a real concern and coming at us like a high speed train whilst we've got our foot caught in the tracks.
So.. like romance novels puking out words of the ssdd variety? Gee sign me up (sarc obv). It's mind numbing enough as it is trying to find a decent book to read I shudder at the thought of having to sort through that crap too. Sigh. Luckily I'm getting older and can just re-read some of the half way decent ones I have only read once or twice. Sigh again.
It is done. ZeroHedge had an article on this topic a few days ago. So, now, on Amazon, you can find books written by a bot. I think it was mentioned there were already over 300 such titles.
Hello, I identified a lot of your imagery and implications shown in your article, and my interpretation of it, is that maybe people would be better off and lead better, healthier lives if they were not reliant on this. From what you have shown here, the disinformation people may receive may alter their appearance, setting, or living conditions...financial, etc. I have never heard of such a technology as this robot you wrote about; I would have no use for it. However, the concept of it reminded me of an old movie called Hal 9000. It was Ironic because I am experimenting with HALion Sonic in a Steinberg program.
The gist of your article leads me to believe that people can't save themselves from demise relying on others for things they don't understand, so they are turning to some sort of information system that strings results together to give them their best match.
HAL 9000: "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that"
It strikes me that the sum of all human knowledge, behaviours and vagaries also amplifies the fallible elements. If I understand correctly, you refer very reasonably to notionally objective 'standards'.
The problem seems that there appears no 'objective' human and trying to create one by summing all of us 'useful idiots' into an inferential AI seems a manifest effort to create the illusion of a minor deity before whom we all defer and bow, except of course the culling elite who are in the throes of manufacturing this controllable AI of 'plausible deniability', an AI from whom faux direction and "wisdom" will be handed down.
These A/I things are complete comedy. I don't know what chatgpt is and I couldn't care less. If it comes from big tech, it is dangerous, stupid and murderous.
History alone should have had people heading for the hills or reaching for their pitch forks, irrespective of the media, corporate, and political stranglehold of the narrative, all of which were red flags.
".. ..not a single child is homeless in socialist Cuba ..24,000 children ..in New York City municipal shelters ..condos costing $2 billion ..enough dough to build 10,000 apartments at $200,000 apiece, which could house most of New York City’s homeless children. But there isn’t any profit doing that..": http://www.workers.org/articles/2016/04/08/capitalism-homelessness/
ChatGPT is mind numbing slow painful death. Free yourself.
ChatGPT requires a cell phone for verification of your login. I do not have a cell phone so I cannot use it. But I've heard it helps programmers with problems a lot. I don't know if it can help only with beginner problems, or advanced problems.
It can write simple functions, which are the basic building blocks and seems to do a reasonable job. I haven't seen any examples of it doing any type of system architecture bringing together all these pieces. I tried it for some stuff I was working on, but it wasn't that great. Spending more time reading the documentation for the part I was working with (the old school way) ended up being far more useful.
Yes - for technial stuff it seems quite useful -
I avoid anything 'smart' including cities. I shall wander on my mission regardless until my last breath. Great work, thanks Joel, a timely warning.
https://austrianpeter.substack.com/p/the-road-to-zero-leading-to-food?s=w
Thanks Randall.
Fine, thoughtful and well explored exposition.
:-)
Thank you Randall for highlighting this. I shudder at its potential impact. It takes encyclopediac knowledge and puts a judgement on it as a factual statement.
Avoid.
I haven’t used it but it doesn’t seem much of an improvement on other interfaces with Wikipedia such as Alexa or Siri.
According to James Surowiecki’s book the Wisdom of Crowds, there are five elements required to form a wise crowd - diversity of opinion, independence, decentralisation, aggregation and trust.
If it’s programmed to be woke, then it fails the first two elements. If OpenAI’s vision is creating artificial general intelligence and this is their best shot, AGI is decades away.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wisdom_of_Crowds
Joel - was this Randall’s article all the way through? It was well done. I know when you cross post it states that, and puts a little cross dot tag, but I didn’t see that. was this all Randall? Correct? I had not heard of him before.
Yes, mine throughout. Thank you... and thanks, Joel for letting me present. @DrRandallBock
Thank you Randall. So appreciate your powerful insight- My son is also a Randall (2 l’s) Also. 🙂. Just fabulous stuff!!! I too am glad Joel posted you!!
When dealing with computer programs, the axiom of "garbage in = garbage out" still applies.
ChatGPT is not excepted from this rule, just one more incarnation of it.
An excerpt from a conversation with a friend the other day...
"Yeah, that's already underway... William Gibson's biosoft and Johnny Mnemonic... AI will be used to confuse and divide, the purpose of modern propaganda, according to Kasparov. The AI being developed can only be described as 'bias in, bias out'. The trans-humanist technocrats think that replacing humans with machines will work. Any human who works closely with machines or large data, or more importantly maintains and runs them will tell you it is a pipe dream and not based in reality... Which is where the idle rich spend most of their time."
Novelists of the hack writer variety appear to want to embrace it. You'll very soon be able to download an AI written 'novel' from Amazon. Soon after you'll struggle to find one that isn't AI given the speed with which the hack writers will produce the literary equivalent of phlegm. It's a real concern and coming at us like a high speed train whilst we've got our foot caught in the tracks.
So.. like romance novels puking out words of the ssdd variety? Gee sign me up (sarc obv). It's mind numbing enough as it is trying to find a decent book to read I shudder at the thought of having to sort through that crap too. Sigh. Luckily I'm getting older and can just re-read some of the half way decent ones I have only read once or twice. Sigh again.
I agree, it's tough finding a good book and Amazon is saturated with romance of the darker kind.
It is done. ZeroHedge had an article on this topic a few days ago. So, now, on Amazon, you can find books written by a bot. I think it was mentioned there were already over 300 such titles.
Sad indeed!
Hello, I identified a lot of your imagery and implications shown in your article, and my interpretation of it, is that maybe people would be better off and lead better, healthier lives if they were not reliant on this. From what you have shown here, the disinformation people may receive may alter their appearance, setting, or living conditions...financial, etc. I have never heard of such a technology as this robot you wrote about; I would have no use for it. However, the concept of it reminded me of an old movie called Hal 9000. It was Ironic because I am experimenting with HALion Sonic in a Steinberg program.
The gist of your article leads me to believe that people can't save themselves from demise relying on others for things they don't understand, so they are turning to some sort of information system that strings results together to give them their best match.
HAL 9000: "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARJ8cAGm6JE
ChatBots.
Misinformation/Disinformation/Propaganda Aggregators/
Disseminators.
Clearly and obviously.
Any reply to any query should remind users of these facts.
It strikes me that the sum of all human knowledge, behaviours and vagaries also amplifies the fallible elements. If I understand correctly, you refer very reasonably to notionally objective 'standards'.
The problem seems that there appears no 'objective' human and trying to create one by summing all of us 'useful idiots' into an inferential AI seems a manifest effort to create the illusion of a minor deity before whom we all defer and bow, except of course the culling elite who are in the throes of manufacturing this controllable AI of 'plausible deniability', an AI from whom faux direction and "wisdom" will be handed down.
It is chilling.
These A/I things are complete comedy. I don't know what chatgpt is and I couldn't care less. If it comes from big tech, it is dangerous, stupid and murderous.
Re your diatribe on ChatGLPT: In other words, junk in equals junk out.
Nothing really changes, except our perceptions, manipulated by those who have the will and the means to do so for their own nefarious purposes.
More people need to study history. Or just look back on their own lives and learn the obvious lessons.
I get the feeling that if people had studied history and were more reflective then maybe 66-80% of people would not have gotten the stupid shot.
History alone should have had people heading for the hills or reaching for their pitch forks, irrespective of the media, corporate, and political stranglehold of the narrative, all of which were red flags.
the horror..
"..North Korea ..free health care ..education ..everyone has a job ..no homeless..": http://redtea.com/2014/06/13/living-in-north-korea/ "..DPRk constitution ..8 hour working day ..prohibition of child labor ..free daycare ..paid vacation ..two weeks ..state health resorts..": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5z0CoJy9vs
".. ..not a single child is homeless in socialist Cuba ..24,000 children ..in New York City municipal shelters ..condos costing $2 billion ..enough dough to build 10,000 apartments at $200,000 apiece, which could house most of New York City’s homeless children. But there isn’t any profit doing that..": http://www.workers.org/articles/2016/04/08/capitalism-homelessness/
"..basis of economic crises of overproduction ..If capitalism could adapt production not to the obtaining of the utmost profit but to the systematic improvement of the material conditions of the masses ..would not be capitalism..": http://ciml.250x.com/archive/5classics/english/stalin_crisis/stalin_16th_congress_cpusb_excerpts.html