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I must confess to getting a little sick of seeing the endless stream of articles about this (along with the season finale of Succession and the debt ceiling), but what do you folks think? Is this something we should all be worrying about, or is it overblown?
EDIT: have a look at this: https://beehaw.org/post/422907
We have designed it that way because it works better than anything else we've ever had, the kind of stuff you can achieve with these deep neural networks is astounding, but also stupidly limited. As to why you can't ask ChatGPT: Because it doesn't know. It doesn't know ANYTHING. As mentioned in the comment, all it knows is how to sound right, it's a language model, all it knows it's language. It knows nothing about the internal workings of AI, because it knows nothing besides language.