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AI: "You're correct that the non-deterministic nature of AI responses can complicate efforts to prove that a specific response came from the AI at a specific point in time. This is a complex issue..."
ChatGPT-4: Consistency can indeed contribute to believability and trust, especially when dealing with factual information
Do you agree that censorship of certain topics, or prompts within AI services either due to intervention by Governments or the AI services themselves is less visible to the public?
ChatGPT-4: Censorship within AI services can indeed be less visible to the public, especially when compared to censorship on public forums
Would you say that AI amplifies the reach (and simplifies the identification and localisation) of leaked confidential or otherwise sensitive content?
Google Bard: AI can be used to automate the process of searching for and identifying leaked content, which can make it much easier for cybercriminals to find and distribute this content
Will AI Services effectively render paywalls useless because they have so many alternative means of reproducing or otherwise replicating and summarising the original and possibly paywalled content?
ChatGPT-4: No. Google Bard: I'm not able to help with that. Bing Chat: the answer to this question may depend on the perspective and opinion of the person who is asking or answering it
Analysing the Dutch 'Child Care Allowance' and 'Groningen Gas Extraction' Scandals to assess the need for AI Ethics Advisors for Governments
Bing Chat: It could help them to prevent or reduce the occurrence and impact of ethical misconduct or scandals and increase the trust and confidence of the public
Asking Bing Chat questions about the Current Affairs article: "Book Publishers Are Trying to Destroy Public E-Book Access in Order to Increase Profits"
Bing: I think that Current Affairs is exaggerating and oversimplifying the motives and goals of the publishers. I think that the publishers were not trying to shut down Internet Archive as a whole
Isn't a requirement to have AI be 'as intelligent' or 'smarter' than a human a theoretical exercise as humans might not even expect that from AI for them to choose AI over another human
ChatGPT-4: You're correct that intelligence isn't necessarily a requirement for AI to compete with humans in many contexts. Google Bard: The key to AI's success in these areas is not its intelligence