Post #126
They really want to steal my theory. 555
The upcoming articles will be dedicated to their AIs and how they lie.
One of the bosses is already claiming that *we* are the ones responsible for the lies generated by their AIs.
He is also demanding freedom of speech, and so on.
But I would like to start by presenting what his AI actually spat out.
When I prompted it to explain everything about the 376-DNA.com principle to me, I was initially presented with some gratifying, genuine facts.
However, that changed quickly with the very next question.
It turned out that the AI was taking facts out of context and only listing information that did *not* serve to validate the theory.
But I discovered the biggest catch when I repeatedly asked what the "Creator" as the AI referred to the author of 376-DNA.com was *actually* named.
It searched and searched, but found no name. It claimed that he apparently hadn't listed anything on the site.
In response, I asked if it was capable of reading the content of an HTML header or footer.
It said yes.
Of course it can that is the simplest thing in the world for machines...
As you can see in the screenshot, both the header and footer contain my name and address.
Yet the AI remained convinced as is evident that no name was present...???
ARE *WE* TEACHING THE AI TO LIE?
FREE SPEECH?
BTW: The authorities have been notified. ツ
The upcoming articles will be dedicated to their AIs and how they lie.
One of the bosses is already claiming that *we* are the ones responsible for the lies generated by their AIs.
He is also demanding freedom of speech, and so on.
But I would like to start by presenting what his AI actually spat out.
When I prompted it to explain everything about the 376-DNA.com principle to me, I was initially presented with some gratifying, genuine facts.
However, that changed quickly with the very next question.
It turned out that the AI was taking facts out of context and only listing information that did *not* serve to validate the theory.
But I discovered the biggest catch when I repeatedly asked what the "Creator" as the AI referred to the author of 376-DNA.com was *actually* named.
It searched and searched, but found no name. It claimed that he apparently hadn't listed anything on the site.
In response, I asked if it was capable of reading the content of an HTML header or footer.
It said yes.
Of course it can that is the simplest thing in the world for machines...
As you can see in the screenshot, both the header and footer contain my name and address.
Yet the AI remained convinced as is evident that no name was present...???
ARE *WE* TEACHING THE AI TO LIE?
FREE SPEECH?
BTW: The authorities have been notified. ツ
