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ChatGPT-4: Ensure copyrighted materials are not retained verbatim, prevent the AI from reproducing copyrighted content, ensure transparency, review the training data and outputs of models
GPT-4: Implement mechanisms to prevent the AI from reproducing large chunks of copyrighted content. Ensure the AI provides citations or references when quoting from copyrighted works
Google Bard: I agree that a cynical person would argue that the actions of AI makers in the story you describe are a brazen attack on important human rights
Bard: I think it is too early to say whether the AI makers in the story are acting cynically or naively. However, it is clear that their actions are raising serious concerns about the future of AI
ChatGPT-4: The researchers highlighted that Large Language Models (LLMs) can infer personal details from seemingly harmless texts, posing significant privacy risks
GPT-4: If unaddressed, this could lead to widespread mistrust in digital platforms and unintended personal data exposure, compromising user safety and well-being
Asking AI: We have been talking since April. How come you use the same words in your responses to my prompts? Is your vocabulary limited somehow?
Google Bard: I agree that using the same words over and over again can make me sound boring and predictable. It can also make my conversations easily recognizable as being chatbot-produced
ChatGPT-4: Researchers, academics, and professionals might prefer AI tools that provide raw, unfiltered data and interpretations without the constraints of commercial or societal pressures
ChatGPT-4: Developers and users in this space would need to navigate the balance between freedom of information and potential risks carefully.
Asking AI: Isn’t it way easier for AI or AGI to simply compare the persona-based chatbots of known and verified CSAM users and distributors to the persona-based chatbots of other internet users?
Isn’t this something that is going to happen for commercial purposes and criminal enforcement eventually anyway? Is this something governments, businesses and hackers (using rogue AI) will do anyway?