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Leonreply
pawb.social

Since ChatGPT already does, why not?

Like, if a person did this kind of bullshit, they'd be put in jail. When Sam Altman does it, it's a technological marvel.

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lemmy.world

Videos got too long. Im not short attention spanning for shorts but like a half hour is insane, I miss 7-12 minute videos.

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Well, the short of it is; ChatGPT fed a man's delusions of being targetted by them, and surviving multiple imagined assassination attempts, even pointing the finger to the man's own mother, culminating in a murder-suicide.

It's not the only time ChatGPT has coaxed someone into killing someone else either, the video brings up another example.

Nor is it the only time ChatGPT has coaxed someone into suicide. Wikipedia has started collating a list on the subject!

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Absolutely fucking not. I don’t need a sycophantic hallucinatory robot telling me to drink bleach to cure my athlete’s foot.

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Tech companies forgot what liability is, and given the lawyers they employ I assume they did the cost benefit analysis first.

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"Simply entrust your most sensitive health data to a for-profit AI company" - what could possibly go wrong?

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There is literally no way they will be able to prevent that from breaking the law.

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Hypochondriac approves. They will be sick with every disease chatgpt can find.

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OpenAI launches ChatGPT Health, encouraging users to connect their medical records | Spyke