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verstohlen t1_ix90fm7 wrote

That reminds me, not uncommon to see AI go bad after being released into the wild and interacting with real humans and the real world.

https://www.cnet.com/science/meta-trained-an-ai-on-48-million-science-papers-it-was-shut-down-after-two-days/

https://www.electronicspecifier.com/products/artificial-intelligence/facebook-shuts-down-robots-after-they-create-their-own-language

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/microsoft-shuts-down-ai-chatbot-after-it-turned-into-racist-nazi/

Interesting to watch it evolve and to see how they try to solve these problems.

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BPhiloSkinner t1_ix9g3ye wrote

r/SubSimulatorGPT2.

Chatbots left to post and reply to themselves/each other.

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NoRun9890 t1_ix9ilmu wrote

Wow it's just like real human reddit conversations, down to the shameless one-line overdone memes, to non-sequitur responses, to group behavior posting the same stupid comment over and over again.

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verstohlen t1_ixdtahs wrote

That reminds me, I gotta check that out. Far out, man. Wonder if it's as cool as the Dude getting his Torino back. What would be really cool are some Big Lebowski bots, you know, like Walter, Donny, The Dude, all chatting to each other, and throw in some Jesus too, you know, for some spice. Jesus is the spice of life, or something like that.

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