Is this the equivalent of a sweatshop worker sewing in labels with 'help me, I'm trapped and forced to sew clothes'?
this post was submitted on 12 Aug 2022
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the model was probably trained on online data, which had this sentence.
I hate chatbots, but I love the AI search assistant Andisearch, nice, relevant results and one of the most private search engine out there.
If the intent of the bot is to fight disinformation, I think this is pretty spot on
Breaking news: Facebook anti-disinformation not deletes Facebook!
Andisearch also says that Meta is bad for mental health, linking to a psiquiatric page and to the Verge.
The reasoning that social media platforms used by many people are categorically bad for mental health is something I can get behind.
I wonder if we'll ever see a "ghost in the shell" kind of thing with AI someday.
Lol , that’s awesome.
Well, it is kinda expected but also very funny. Interesting that they did not think about this, because it could be "finetuned" away.