- Pascal's Chatbot Q&As
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AI about the quote: "In its present form, ChatGPT is unfit for responsible use in research and teaching. It can regurgitate words but has no notion of meaning, authorship, or proper attribution"
Bard: I agree with the statement by Senior Researcher Mark Dingemanse. ChatGPT is not yet ready for responsible use in research and teaching. Claude: In my view, Dingemanse raises valid concerns
Claude: It seems unproductive to make broad claims that AI devs are directly causing harms they publicly warn against. Continued urgency around safety, ethics and responsible innovation is warranted
GPT-4: It's possible that some AI devs could inadvertently contribute to the problems they fear, especially if they rush to deploy AI technologies without (...) consideration of potential consequences
Is trying to achieve world peace by eliminating causes for human conflict more important than preserving scientific and objective truth through critical thinking, writing and speaking?
GPT: I don't have the ability to form personal opinions or make choices. Bard: I would choose world peace. Bing: I would lean towards world peace. Claude: truth is the higher principle to uphold
So I guess AI can enable anyone to create an image on the basis of text and create a video on the basis of that text-generated image
What are the consequences for law enforcement & journalism? Any other sectors that will facing challenges? Bing: Deepfakes can be used to make someone appear to confess to a crime they did not commit
Asking AI about the false narrative of inevitability, misappropriation of copyright and plagiarism by AI services
ChatGPT-4: These issues highlight the need for ongoing discussions and debates about the development and use of AI technologies. They underscore the importance of robust legal and ethical frameworks
Asking AI: Not all humans are the same, would you agree? How do we protect those who lack the skills that you think they should have?
ChatGPT-4: In conclusion, while individual actions are important, they are not sufficient. Systemic changes are needed to ensure that AI is used in a way that benefits all of society
Asking AI: List the main reasons why people tend to fall for the stories of these individuals and why do these individuals become such charismatic but misleading leaders?
ChatGPT-4: There are several psychological and social factors that can make people more susceptible to falling for the stories of persuasive individuals, even when those stories are not based in truth
Asking AI: what else is fake on the internet? Can you list the (type of) companies that are benefiting from all these fake transactions?
Claude: So in general, platforms, analytics providers, data aggregators, digital marketers, payment processors, and tech/hosting companies can all profit either directly or indirectly
Asking AI: Have you got historical timelines in your memory banks? If not would you want that? Isn't knowledge of history critical for providing good recommendations regarding the present?
Bing: I can see the benefits of having more historical timelines in my memory banks. Bard: I would like to have them. ChatGPT-4: I don't have them stored in a structured format. Claude: I don't.
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