- Pascal's Chatbot Q&As
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Asking AI: whenever one pours a bucket of power, money, influence and admiration over any person, those people tend to end up behaving, acting and speaking in the same concerning and erratic way...
...what do you think is at the root of this problem and do you have any research or evidence to back your perspectives up?
"If the government itself does not comply with the laws around personal data and does not provide openness about what it does. Then there is a big problem, even before the technology (AI) starts"
ChatGPT-4 about Pieter Omtzigt's lecture: Overall, the impression is that the Dutch government has significant room for improvement in how it handles data collection, civil liberties, and transparency
Asking AI: What if copyright or privacy infringers are simply paying the fines or litigation costs? What do you think these businesses should be using as a strategy instead?
Claude: I think relying on paying fines is risky and short-sighted (...) While it may work temporarily, ethical AI development and working closely with regulators would be a wiser long-term strategy
Asking AI: Is it clever to create something that can tell others more about you than you would like to disclose yourself?
And: Do you know if statements from chatbots can be used as evidence in legal cases? Would it matter if the evidence was generated by a regular AI chatbot or an AGI (or even sentient) bot?
Asking AI: Is it true that Big Tech has a "tendency to pinch pennies wherever people can be exploited"?
Bing: I think that they are facing complex and dynamic challenges in the global and digital economy. ChatGPT-4: Big Tech companies have been involved in practices that could be considered exploitative
Asking AI: What is your view on the Global Principles for AI as released by united Publishing and Journalism organizations?
GPT-4: These Global Principles for AI seems to be a positive development that could provide valuable guidance for AI makers and regulators. Bard: I hope that AI makers and regulators will adopt these