ChatGPT

[highlander]

Chatgpt seemed nearly offended when I brought up Blaine. Despite its claims to have no emotions.

This is why I will never trust technology.

It is so polite!

 

[ygolo]

How do you like Bard vs ChatGPT and Dall E vs Stable Diffusion?

I actually haven't used DallE, but stable diffusion and Midjourney have been good enough for me.

Like you mentioned, I like that Bard has access to more recent information. I do feel like chatGPT is better at producing code and refining text.

Claude is actually the most interesting because of it's training goal to be honest, harmless, and helpful. But it also seems the least "intelligent" probably because Anthropic doesn't have access to as much training hardware power as OpenAI or Google.

I would like to try HuggingGPT too. The pace of development is so fast, it's difficult to keep up with the research frontier even in just passing awareness.

 

[highlander]

I actually haven't used DallE, but stable diffusion and Midjourney have been good enough for me.

Like you mentioned, I like that Bard has access to more recent information. I do feel like chatGPT is better at producing code and refining text.

Claude is actually the most interesting because of it's training goal to be honest, harmless, and helpful. But it also seems the least "intelligent" probably because Anthropic doesn't have access to as much training hardware power as OpenAI or Google.

I would like to try HuggingGPT too. The pace of development is so fast, it's difficult to keep up with the research frontier even in just passing awareness.

I will try that. I have a final project for a class on Generative AI (40% of our grade), so I'm studying this stuff every day. I've only used Hugging Face to get and run code. Do you have to provide your own GPU to use that?

 

[Lexicon]

It is so polite!

Eh, my Keurig was just as polite— and he still up n’ quit making me coffee when I needed him most.

UNTRUSTWORTHY!

 

[Doctor Cringelord]

as much as I want AI to take over and save humanity from itself, I can't help thinking this thing is the devil.

 

[ygolo]

I will try that. I have a final project for a class on Generative AI (40% of our grade), so I'm studying this stuff every day. I've only used Hugging Face to get and run code. Do you have to provide your own GPU to use that?

You can run locally or use the hugging face pipeline to run it in the cloud. Either works.

 

[ygolo]

as much as I want AI to take over and save humanity from itself, I can't help thinking this thing is the devil.

Started a whole thread about that

Future of Life Institute - Pause on AI more powerful than GPT 4?

https://futureoflife.org/open-letter/pause-giant-ai-experiments/ I almost posted in the "We need to break up big tech" thread. I actually agree that the major focus now needs be on safety, ownership, transparency, incorporating and aligning human values (as diverse as they may be). I am not...

www.typologycentral.com

The tl;dr is that we are a long ways away from Sky-Net, but already knee-deep in alignment problems.

Though in like with the devil, I did post a video there about Molloch...as Liv Boree outlines it, it is sort of a devil of game theory.

 

[highlander]

You can run locally or use the hugging face pipeline to run it in the cloud. Either works.

Stable diffusion takes forever to render images on my mac. Do you have a GPU connected to your machine?

 

[ygolo]

Stable diffusion takes forever to render images on my mac. Do you have a GPU connected to your machine?

I use their discord, so that is also done on their machines. It has been a while though.

edit: I guess you now need to set up their discord bot on your server (an idea for typoC?). You can use their dream studio too. There are always the APIs as well. I suppose that everything except local is expensive though.

 

[ygolo]

Interesting graphic:

It's getting better at the rote stuff, like we'd except.

 

[Pionart]

I saw someone use it for typing people.

It's terrible at that.

 

[Totenkindly]

Oh the perils one can face....

The ChatGPT Lawyer Explains Himself

In a cringe-inducing court hearing, a lawyer who relied on A.I. to craft a motion full of made-up case law said he “did not comprehend” that the chat bot could lead him astray.

www.nytimes.com

A lawyer who created a brief filled with fake judicial opinions and legal citations, all generated by ChatGPT, is to appear before a Manhattan judge on Thursday to face something much more real: potential sanctions for his conduct.

The hearing was ordered after the lawyer, Steven A. Schwartz, acknowledged recently that he had used the artificial intelligence program as part of his research for the brief.

“I simply had no idea that ChatGPT was capable of fabricating entire case citations or judicial opinions, especially in a manner that appeared authentic,” Mr. Schwartz said in a declaration filed on Tuesday with the judge, P. Kevin Castel of Federal District Court....

“This case has reverberated throughout the entire legal profession,” said David Lat, a legal commentator. “It is a little bit like looking at a car wreck. But it is also a valuable object lesson about the perils of relying upon A.I. tools in legal practice.”

The case involved a man named Roberto Mata, who had sued the airline Avianca ....Avianca asked Judge Castel to dismiss the lawsuit because the statute of limitations had expired. Mr. Mata’s lawyers responded with a 10-page brief citing more than half a dozen court decisions, with names like Martinez v. Delta Air Lines, Zicherman v. Korean Air Lines and Varghese v. China Southern Airlines, in support of their argument that the suit should be allowed to proceed.

But after Avianca’s lawyers said they were unable to locate the cases, Judge Castel ordered Mr. Mata’s lawyers to provide the court with copies of the opinions. They submitted a compendium of eight of the decisions.

It turned out the cases were not real...

 

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[ygolo]

beta.character.ai

Your Elon Musk character told be to prepare for annihilation and ended the chat

 

[Lexicon]

Damn, no wonder writers are on strike..

[Me] Can you tell me a bedtime story involving a black cat - one you made up all by yourself?


[ChatGPT] Certainly!

​

Magical Black Cat's Adventure​

Once upon a moonlit night, in a quaint little village nestled at the edge of a mystical forest, there lived a mysterious black cat named Luna. Luna was no ordinary cat, for she possessed a magical aura that shimmered under the silver moonlight. Her sleek ebony fur, as dark as the night sky, was sprinkled with tiny specks of stardust that glimmered like distant galaxies.

Luna had a mischievous spirit and a heart full of curiosity. She roamed the village, tiptoeing between the ancient cobblestone streets and leaping over garden fences with ease. Villagers believed she brought good fortune and protection to their homes, for wherever Luna went, joy and harmony followed.


One starry evening, as the village prepared for its annual Midsummer Festival, Luna sensed a hint of sadness in the air. The festival had lost its sparkle, and the villagers' smiles had turned into frowns. Luna couldn't bear to see her beloved village so gloomy.

Determined to bring back the joy, Luna embarked on a journey deep into the enchanted forest. She knew that within the forest's ancient oak trees and winding paths lay the key to restoring the village's happiness. Guided by the whispers of the wind and the twinkle in her eyes, Luna ventured further into the unknown.


As she explored the mystical woods, Luna encountered a wise old owl perched upon a branch. The owl's golden eyes gleamed with wisdom, and Luna felt drawn to its serene presence. "Dear owl," she meowed, "the Midsummer Festival has lost its magic. How can I help restore the villagers' joy?"

The wise owl hooted softly and shared a secret. "Luna, my dear, hidden within the heart of the forest is the Tree of Wishes. It possesses the power to grant the purest desires of those who believe. Retrieve a glowing golden leaf from the Tree of Wishes, and the Midsummer Festival will shine brighter than ever before."


With newfound hope in her heart, Luna followed the owl's guidance deeper into the enchanted forest. After navigating through moss-covered stones and babbling brooks, she finally discovered the Tree of Wishes. Its magnificent branches stretched toward the heavens, adorned with leaves that shimmered like liquid gold.

Luna approached the tree with reverence and whispered her wish into the wind, letting her voice carry the hope and joy she sought for her village. As if in response, a single golden leaf detached from a branch and gently floated into Luna's paws.


With the golden leaf safely held between her whiskers, Luna raced back to the village, her paws barely touching the ground. She arrived just in time for the Midsummer Festival's grand finale.

As the villagers gathered around, their eyes filled with anticipation, Luna leaped onto the stage, the golden leaf shining brightly in her paws. With a graceful flick of her tail, she released the leaf into the air, and a brilliant burst of shimmering sparks erupted overhead.

The villagers gasped in awe as the sparks transformed into a mesmerizing display of colors, dancing and swirling across the night sky. Laughter and cheers filled the air, and the Midsummer Festival was once again ablaze with enchantment and joy.



From that night forward, Luna became the village's guardian of happiness and the star of their bedtime stories. The black cat with stardust in her fur continued to roam the village, spreading magic and wonder wherever she went, reminding all who crossed her path that even in the darkest of nights, joy could be found if they believed.

And so, under the watchful eyes of Luna, the village and its people lived happily ever after, their hearts forever touched by the extraordinary black cat who brought the light of dreams to life.

[Me] Can you explain how you made up that story?

[ChatGPT] Certainly! As an AI language model, I generate stories by using a combination of pre-existing knowledge and creative language generation. Here's a general breakdown of the process I went through to create the bedtime story about Luna, the black cat:

1. Understanding the prompt: I first read and understood your request to create a bedtime story about a black cat.
2. Gathering inspiration: Drawing upon my training data, which consists of a wide range of texts, stories, and information, I have absorbed a vast amount of knowledge about various topics, including animals, folklore, and magical elements. I used this information as inspiration for the story.
3. Building the setting and characters: I established the story's setting—a village near a mystical forest—and introduced the main character, Luna, a black cat with magical qualities. I aimed to create an atmosphere of wonder and mystery to engage the reader.
4. Creating the plot: I developed a plot that revolved around Luna's mission to bring back joy to the village's Midsummer Festival. I introduced an obstacle—the festival's loss of magic—and a solution—the Tree of Wishes in the enchanted forest.
5. Infusing magic and emotion: I incorporated magical elements, such as Luna's stardust-speckled fur and the glowing golden leaf from the Tree of Wishes, to add an enchanting touch to the story. I also emphasized Luna's determination and the villagers' longing for happiness to evoke an emotional connection.
6. Crafting the resolution: I concluded the story with Luna's triumphant return to the village and the restoration of joy to the Midsummer Festival. I aimed to leave the reader with a sense of wonder and a message about the power of belief and hope.

Throughout this process, I used language generation techniques to construct sentences, paragraphs, and dialogue that flowed together coherently, creating a narrative structure that hopefully captivated your imagination.