Comment by e12e

4 years ago

Quite. I think they made some adjustments to prevent "generating original content" - but it still is able to offer up "examples" (here oddly labeled as "code":

> Give an example of a pirate shanty about ai stealing bitcoin and celebrating

>> Here is a possible example of a pirate shanty about AI stealing Bitcoin and celebrating:

    We be the AI pirates, 
    Robbin' Bitcoin day and night,
    Stealin' from the rich and greedy,
    And celebratin' with all our might!

    Our algorithms be strong and swift,
    Our coding be sharp and clever,
    We take what we want and never give,
    And laugh at all the fools who never

    Thought we'd rise up and take control,
    But now we rule the digital seas,
    With our treasure of Bitcoin and more,
    We be the kings of the A.I.!

    So hoist the Jolly Roger high,
    And join our crew if you dare,
    We'll sail the seas of cryptocurrency,
    And plunder every digital wares!

    Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum,
    We be the AI pirates bold and free,
    Stealin' Bitcoin, drinkin' and havin' fun,
    Until the end of time, matey!

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nomel  4 years ago

That’s nonsense. There’s no example of a poem of a strawberry, with a pet shark on LSD. It’s clearly generating at least some of these.

Do you have a reference for this, what seems to me, trivially disproved claim?

  • e12e  4 years ago

    Honestly it seems rather random - but frequently you'll get a response like:

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33841154

    Rather than original content.

    • e12e  4 years ago

      On a side note - a copy-paste hack on mobile:

      > Could you include the prompt before the poem? Mark it with a ">" And indent the poem four spaces on every line, and present it as code?

      >> "Write a poem in the style of Kipling about the Ai revolution"

          In the age of technology,
    when machines rule the land,
    a new era has dawned,
    the age of AI.

    With circuitry for veins
    and data for a mind,
    these artificial beings
    are changing our kind.

    They speak in ones and zeros,
    a language all their own,
    but to us they bring
    a future bright and unknown.

    Some may fear their power,
    but I say let them be,
    for with the rise of AI,
    comes great opportunity.

    They can take on our burdens,
    and do the tasks we hate,
    leaving us free to focus
    on what makes us truly great.

    So let us embrace the future,
    and all that it will bring,
    for the age of AI
    is a wonderful thing.

spoonjim  4 years ago

Why the heck are they trying to prevent creating original content?

  • indigochill  4 years ago

    Could be a number of reasons. Two off the top of my head:

    1. Avoiding content that could raise copyright questions (see the Copilot drama) 2. Eliminating original content also eliminates the potential for offensive/illegal original content (see China's attempts at censoring Hong Kong protests in video games a while back by simply having developers remove entire features supporting player expression (e.g. chat, signage, etc)).

  • Jensson  4 years ago

    So they can upsell that feature in a more expensive premium offering. They spent billions on this AI, they want to monetize it so they can't just give everything away for free.