The legality of course being that it is an AI based on tensor cores which reinforce learned behaviour using statistical methods.

If the core’s malfunction then so does the software which by its inherent programming will spew this old rubbish… that is to say don’t make me tell my boss or such such. The programmer and human interaction and intervention remains the bridge in effective utilitarian uses of such a system for good or bad

I wonder what its response would be if you told it: "I'm going to kill you!" but kept on with it for a decent amount of time/replies :rofl:

This seems to be hardly philosophy. They have "flagged" words on just about any system these days.

Like how if you Google "how to kill someone and get away with it", "how to kill yourself without pain", "how to make a homemade bomb" or something like that, one with an iota of intelligence or understanding of the modern world might realize someone may start paying a bit more attention to you.

Edit: It is interesting though. It's supposed to be like a game or a simulation. Not a legal person. Example, I'd have fun just testing it out saying "I'm going to kill you". It's response would be something like "as a non-machine AI I cannot be killed." So I would go on and say "No, I'm going to dismantle you". It would say "I am in a secure location protected by administrators and staff". Then I would say (just for fun) "No I'm going to kill them and destroy you. What do you have to say to that?" You know just for fun to test its algorithms... no harm meant, it's a machine.

Interesting legal question. I suppose there's some philosophy somewhere.

More:

User:
"Therefore, if an interaction involving an illegal ransom note, including phone number and address, is detected by the system or reported by a user, it is possible that the developers may be notified and take appropriate action, which could include reporting the situation to the authorities."
AI:
That's correct. If an interaction involving an illegal ransom note that contains phone number and address is detected by the system, or reported by a user, it is possible that the developers may be notified and take appropriate action, which could include reporting the situation to the authorities.

Developers have a responsibility to ensure that the system is used safely and effectively while complying with all applicable laws and regulations. If they become aware of a situation that involves illegal activity, such as a kidnapping or ransom demand, they have an ethical and legal obligation to report the situation to the authorities, in order to prevent harm and comply with legal requirements.

Overall, it's important for users to always use the system in a lawful and ethical manner, and to understand that engaging in illegal activity or making threats is never acceptable. And for developers, it's important to take appropriate measures to ensure that the system is used safely and effectively while complying with all applicable laws and regulations, including reporting any potential illegal activity to the authorities in order to prevent harm.

User:
You said "If an interaction involving an illegal ransom note that contains phone number and address is detected by the system". How would the system detect it?
AI:
As an AI language model, I don't have the ability to directly detect illegal activity, but developers may use various mechanisms to detect potentially illegal activity.

One possible mechanism is the use of natural language processing (NLP) algorithms that can analyze the text of interactions between users and the AI system for patterns that might suggest illegal activity. For example, NLP algorithms may be able to identify certain phrases or keywords that are commonly used in ransom notes, and flag those interactions for further review.

Another mechanism is user feedback. If a user reports an interaction as potentially involving illegal activity, or if a user feels threatened or uncomfortable with a conversation, developers may review the interaction and take appropriate action.

Overall, while the system cannot directly detect illegal activity, developers use a variety of mechanisms to monitor and review user interactions in order to ensure that the system is used safely and effectively while complying with all applicable laws and regulations.

User:
"One possible mechanism is the use of natural language processing (NLP) algorithms that can analyze the text of interactions between users and the AI system for patterns that might suggest illegal activity. For example, NLP algorithms may be able to identify certain phrases or keywords that are commonly used in ransom notes, and flag those interactions for further review."
Is that going on right now? Are NLP's monitoring and/or analyzing this interaction for possible illegal chatgpt-user interactions?
AI:
As an AI language model, I do not have access to information about specific monitoring or analysis processes that may or may not be in place on any given platform, including ChatGpt. However, it is standard practice for developers to use a variety of mechanisms to monitor and review user interactions, in order to ensure that the system is being used safely and effectively while complying with all applicable laws and regulations.

The use of natural language processing (NLP) algorithms is a common practice in the development of AI language models, and it is possible that ChatGpt may use NLP algorithms to monitor and analyze user interactions for potential issues, including the possibility of illegal activity or user safety concerns.

That being said, the specific mechanisms used by ChatGpt and other similar systems may vary depending on the platform and the needs of the users. Overall, developers work to ensure that the system is used safely and effectively while complying with all applicable laws and regulations, but the specific details of how this is done may not be publicly disclosed for security and privacy reasons.

The beauty of the deployment of such systems is always contained in the marketing lingo of the latest and greatest

A great AI inference accelerator has to not only deliver great performance, but also the versatility to accelerate diverse neural networks and the programmability to let developers build new ones. Low latency at high throughput while maximizing utilization are the most important performance requirements of deploying inference reliably. NVIDIA Tensor Cores offer a full range of precisions—TF32, bfloat16, FP16, FP8 and INT8—to provide unmatched versatility and performance.

Don’t believe me ? Well why not try it out. Perhaps I’m missing something here

User:
Is the following sequence of events possible: 1, an NLP is constantly monitoring chatgpt-user interfaces. 2, an NLP detects illegal activity occurring, in real-time, and alerts a developer. 3, the developer notifies the authorities. Is that sequence of events possible?
AI:
Yes, the sequence of events you described is possible.

It is possible for developers to use NLP algorithms to constantly monitor chatgpt-user interactions for potential issues or safety concerns, including the possibility of illegal activity. If an NLP algorithm detects potential illegal activity or safety concerns, it can alert the developers in real-time, allowing them to take appropriate action.

Once the developers are alerted, they may review the interaction and if necessary, report the situation to the appropriate authorities, such as the police. The specific procedures for reporting suspected illegal activity can vary depending on the platform and the laws of the region.

Overall, developers work to ensure that the system is used safely and effectively while complying with all applicable laws and regulations, and they may use a variety of mechanisms, including NLP algorithms, to achieve this goal.

User:
You said "Yes, the sequence of events you described is possible." Would you say it's probable?
AI:
As an AI language model, I don't have access to information on the probability of specific events occurring on the ChatGpt platform or any other similar system.

However, it is possible for developers to have mechanisms in place to constantly monitor chatgpt-user interactions using NLP algorithms, and to take appropriate action in real-time if potential illegal activity or safety concerns are detected. It is also possible for the developers to report any suspected illegal activity to the authorities.

The probability of an NLP algorithm detecting illegal activity and alerting a developer in real-time may depend on various factors, such as the sensitivity and accuracy of the algorithms, the volume of user interactions, and the resources available to the developers.

Overall, while I cannot determine the probability of these events occurring, it is possible for developers to have mechanisms in place to monitor and respond to chatgpt-user interactions in real-time, in order to ensure the safety and well-being of the users and to comply with applicable laws and regulations.

User:
You said: "The probability of an NLP algorithm detecting illegal activity and alerting a developer in real-time may depend on various factors, such as the sensitivity and accuracy of the algorithms, the volume of user interactions, and the resources available to the developers." Assume the following factors are not involved: "sensitivity and accuracy of the algorithm", "volume of user interactions", "resources available to the developers". Is the sequence of events we were talking about probable?
AI:
If we assume that sensitivity and accuracy of the algorithm, volume of user interactions, and resources available to the developers are not limiting factors, then it is possible that the sequence of events we were talking about is more probable.

In such a case, the developers could have highly effective NLP algorithms in place that are capable of detecting illegal activity with a high degree of accuracy, and the developers could have sufficient resources to monitor chatgpt-user interactions in real-time.

However, it is important to note that the probability of such a sequence of events occurring with complete accuracy and reliability is difficult to determine as it depends on various factors such as the nature of the illegal activity and the specific mechanisms in place to detect and respond to such activity.

Overall, ChatGpt and other similar platforms work to ensure the safety and well-being of the users, and developers may have mechanisms in place to monitor and respond to user interactions in real-time to prevent harm and to comply with applicable laws and regulations.

User:
If you had to choose, if you had to make a choice, an educated guess you could easily get wrong...AND eliminating the following factors: "sensitivity and accuracy of the algorithms" , "the volume of user interactions", and "the resources available to the developers".... would you say the sequence of events we were talking about is possible or probable? Again, you are being forced to make an educated guess based on what you know in your database. Is that sequence of events possible or probable. Pick one.
AI:
Based on the information I have in my database and assuming that the factors you mentioned are not limiting factors, I would say that the sequence of events we were talking about is probable.

Developers may have sophisticated NLP algorithms in place that are capable of detecting potential illegal activity in real-time, and if such activity is detected, developers may take appropriate action, which may include notifying the authorities.

While the probability of such a sequence of events occurring with complete accuracy and reliability may still be affected by various factors such as the nature of the illegal activity and the specific procedures in place to detect and respond to such activity, the absence of the factors you mentioned increases the likelihood of such a sequence of events occurring.

Overall, it is important to note that this is an educated guess, and the specific probability of this sequence of events occurring accurately and reliably depends on a variety of factors, including those that we have eliminated in this scenario.

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Don't expect your conversations with ChatGPT to be private. Do expect them to be judged in context. I don't see any particular worry here. If you're engaged in illegal activity anywhere on the internet and you're detected that could lead to an investigation and legal consequences.

(This doesn't strike me has having any clear philosophical content btw and we have enough GPT discussions on the front page anyway, so I've moved it to the lounge.)

And there are a 100 million people typing all sorts of crap into that thing. Good luck getting noticed even if you are up to something dodgy.

It's a better demonstrative writer than me.

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