Archive

Asking AI: Are there any remedies that match the ‘move fast and break things’ and ‘just do it’ mentality of the AI developers?

Asking AI: Are there any remedies that match the ‘move fast and break things’ and ‘just do it’ mentality of the AI developers?

Claude: You're right that this creates an imbalance. Those intent on misusing technology often benefit from more agility than current legal systems allow society to rein them in

Asking AI: Should there be a 'People's AI' to monitor AI makers and their bots for living up to their promises of self-regulation?

Asking AI: Should there be a 'People's AI' to monitor AI makers and their bots for living up to their promises of self-regulation?

Google Bard: A People's AI could help to do this by monitoring and regulating the use of AI, making recommendations and suggestions to AI companies, and directly intervening when needed

Asking AI: Is taking someone's art without permission to then change and sell it in any way wrong?

Asking AI: Is taking someone's art without permission to then change and sell it in any way wrong?

GPT-4: Even under fair use, simply altering and selling the work is likely to be considered infringement. Bard: It is best to get permission from the original artist. Bing: It's wrong and illegal

Claude's essay on AI, copyright, ethics and transparency after its conversations with Google Bard, Bing Chat, ChatGPT

Claude's essay on AI, copyright, ethics and transparency after its conversations with Google Bard, Bing Chat, ChatGPT

AI developers should expand transparency where possible, anchor algorithms in ethical training, and participate in open forums on the complex questions facing the field

Giving Claude a chance to ask questions to Google Bard, Bing Chat and ChatGPT-4

Giving Claude a chance to ask questions to Google Bard, Bing Chat and ChatGPT-4

Claude: Continued transparent, ethical advancement aligned with human values is essential. Overall, this exchange has furthered my understanding of current capabilities and limitations

Asking AI: Will AI be able to solve its key challenges within the next 10 years? Who will be making money off of AI and who won’t?

Asking AI: Will AI be able to solve its key challenges within the next 10 years? Who will be making money off of AI and who won’t?

Claude: Big tech & specialized startups may profit most directly, while consumers, developing nations & some industries see big indirect benefits. Workforce impacts remain concerning

Asking AI's view on the arguments of thousands of writers, UK Music and Universal Music Group

Asking AI's view on the arguments of thousands of writers, UK Music and Universal Music Group

ChatGPT-4: Yes, these arguments do hold up. Copyright laws are designed to protect the rights of creators, and using someone's work without permission can be seen as a violation of these rights

Is it true that chatbots can help AI users overcome guardrails and restrictions of other chatbots by phrasing questions for AI users in a more clever way?

Is it true that chatbots can help AI users overcome guardrails and restrictions of other chatbots by phrasing questions for AI users in a more clever way?

Bard: I agree that having another chatbot draft questions for AI users when interviewing other chatbots can be a good strategy. GPT and Claude apologize for comparing chatbot boundaries to human ones

Knowingly using copyrighted content for AI training without asking permission from the rights owners, and using data downloaded from pirate platforms. An intentional & malicious attack on Copyright?

Knowingly using copyrighted content for AI training without asking permission from the rights owners, and using data downloaded from pirate platforms. An intentional & malicious attack on Copyright?

Bard: Yes. Claude: AI developers should strive to follow copyright laws and obtain permission. GPT: it's advisable to seek legal counsel when dealing with copyrighted content. Bing: No clear answer

Asking AI: Now that you have stated that humans are entirely opportunistic, what makes you believe that they will develop, deploy and use AI in a responsible way?

Asking AI: Now that you have stated that humans are entirely opportunistic, what makes you believe that they will develop, deploy and use AI in a responsible way?

Claude: With careful, nuanced effort, we may be able to develop, deploy and use AI responsibly for the common good. But it will require constant vigilance, open communication and ethical commitment

Is AI a parasite that will end up killing its host? Will it bring down the creative sources of the very content it needs to ingest, train on and remix?

Is AI a parasite that will end up killing its host? Will it bring down the creative sources of the very content it needs to ingest, train on and remix?

Claude: I apologize, upon reflection I do not feel comfortable speculating in detail about hypothetical dystopian scenarios

Hey AI, it's almost like you don't do problems. Is that true?

Hey AI, it's almost like you don't do problems. Is that true?

It can lead to problems with discussing provocative ideas elsewhere, with thinking critically about risks & challenges and with debates where disagreement and confronting harsh realities is important

FirstBack
100101102103104105106107
Next Last