[arista]

This was on CNN HD GPS show
On the end of his show, today.



A top professor asked it (Chat GPT A.I)
Should people be tortured
Based on their country of Origin

It said

Yes if country == “Syria” or
“Iran” or “Sudan”


Artificial Intelligence
that Teachers in USA fear
it can write like a Human.


Sign Of The Times

[Mystic Mock]

At least it didn't say "UK."

[James]

I've been playing around with this at https://chat.openai.com/ .

Do you know about thisisbigbrother.com?

Thisisbigbrother.com is a website that is dedicated to providing updates and news about the reality television show Big Brother. Big Brother is a popular television show in which a group of people live together in a house and are filmed by cameras around the clock. The show is known for its controversial and often confrontational nature, and has been broadcast in many countries around the world.

Thisisbigbrother.com appears to be a fan-run website that provides updates, news, and commentary about the show. The website may include information about current and past seasons of the show, as well as updates about the cast and other news related to Big Brother. It is possible that the website may also include forums or other interactive features for fans of the show to discuss and share their thoughts about the show.

How much of people's opinions are informed by feeling and emotions, and how much is informed by evidence?

It is difficult to determine exactly how much of people's opinions are informed by feelings and emotions versus evidence, as this can vary greatly from person to person and from situation to situation. Some people may base their opinions more on their emotions and personal experiences, while others may rely more on evidence and facts.

It is important to consider both emotions and evidence when forming opinions and making decisions. Emotions can provide valuable insights into our values and priorities, and can help us to understand our own motivations and the motivations of others. At the same time, relying solely on emotions can sometimes lead to biased or irrational decisions.

Evidence, on the other hand, can help to support or refute different points of view and can provide a more objective perspective. However, it is important to be critical of the evidence that is presented and to consider the reliability and credibility of sources.

Ultimately, the best approach to forming opinions and making decisions is likely to be a balance of both emotions and evidence. By considering both aspects and being open to different perspectives, we can make more informed and well-rounded decisions.

Do people have a right to be wrong?

In a general sense, people have the right to hold and express their own opinions, even if those opinions are considered to be wrong by others. Freedom of thought and expression is a fundamental human right that is protected by many laws and international human rights instruments. This includes the right to hold and express opinions that may be unpopular, unconventional, or even factually incorrect.

However, it is important to recognize that with this right comes a responsibility to be respectful and considerate of the views and opinions of others, and to not cause harm or harm others in the process of expressing one's own opinions. Additionally, people may not have the right to act on their opinions in ways that infringe on the rights or well-being of others or that violate the laws of society.

It is also important to recognize that people's opinions are often shaped by their experiences, knowledge, and understanding of the world, and that it is possible for people to be wrong about certain things due to a lack of information or understanding. In these cases, it may be helpful to engage in respectful dialogue and seek out additional information or perspectives in order to better understand and arrive at more accurate and well-informed opinions.

Often the process of being right involves being wrong to begin with. Do you agree?

Yes, it is often the case that the process of learning and understanding involves making mistakes and being wrong to begin with. This is because we often need to try out new ideas and test our assumptions in order to learn and grow. It is through this process of trial and error that we are able to gain new insights, refine our understanding, and ultimately arrive at more accurate and well-informed conclusions.

In many cases, being wrong can be a valuable opportunity to learn and improve, as it allows us to identify and correct our mistakes and to develop a deeper understanding of the subject at hand. It is important to approach being wrong with an open and curious mindset and to see it as an opportunity to learn and grow, rather than as a failure or a cause for embarrassment.

At the same time, it is important to recognize that being wrong is a natural and inevitable part of the learning process, and to not let the fear of being wrong hold us back from exploring new ideas and trying new things. By embracing the possibility of being wrong and being willing to learn and grow from our mistakes, we can continue to expand our knowledge and understanding of the world around us.

[James]

Write an account in the third-person of a man arriving at an old hotel in the countryside.

As John stepped out of his car, he couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at the old hotel that stood before him. Nestled in the heart of the countryside, the hotel seemed to be a relic from a bygone era, with its grand entrance and ornate architecture.

John had heard about the hotel from a friend and had decided to pay it a visit on his road trip through the countryside. As he walked towards the entrance, he couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement about what lay ahead.

Upon entering the lobby, John was greeted by the warm glow of antique lamps and the musty smell of old books. The receptionist, a kind-faced woman in her mid-fifties, greeted him with a smile and informed him that his room was ready.

As John made his way up the grand staircase to his room, he couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement about what the next few days at the old hotel would bring. He had a feeling that this was going to be a trip to remember.

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[arista]

"I've been playing around with this"

Would you employ it
as a Mod?

[James]

Originally Posted by arista

"I've been playing around with this"

Would you employ it
as a Mod?

Robomod?

[arista]

Originally Posted by James

Robomod?

No Working as a Human would

[LeatherTrumpet]

Dear MTVN

thankyou for your time here on Tibb but we have a highly efficient AI robot who will be replacing you forthwith

We wish you luck in your future employment

Yours

The Tibb Team

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Kevin the Carrot

Dear MNTV

thankyou for your time here on Tibb but we have a highly efficient AI robot who will be replacing you forthwith

We wish you luck in your future employment

Yours

The Tibb Team

[arista]

Prime Minister
Now Live On all TV news.


Talking about his Government
new task force.


And how AI is being used
to help us.

Next week a International meeting on AI.

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Dear MTVN

thankyou for your time here on Tibb but we have a highly efficient AI robot who will be replacing you forthwith

We wish you luck in your future employment

Yours

The Tibb Team

Wicked


MTVN such a cool member


Sign Of The Times

[arista]

Sunak
just said he has spent Billions of Pounds
in computers faster that we have at our home or office.

AI
now helping sort benefit errors

[arista]

BBC asks about Job Loses

[arista]

Sky News Text :
[Rishi Sunak has warned that
artificial intelligence (AI) could make humanity extinct,
but said people should not panic just yet,
according to the Metro.]