AI Generated - Explain the benefits for an FLR to a Vanilla Wife

I played 20 questions with it to guess what the object I had in mind was. Of course I was thinking of a chastity cage, it never even became close despite me ended up giving it about 35 goes. At the end it asked me what it was and I refused to tell it.

Interestingly I had a plastic toy years ago that was called 20 questions. It got real close. It ended up saying it was something kinky.

The ChatGPT should be a politition it waffles on with so much bullshit. I even got it to lie once, well caught it out.

Its smart and dumb at the same time.

Those responses above arnt bad tho

 

My kids have that game and I don't care for the idea that it knows "kinky"

 

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Ill be honest I am not sure if it was that exactly but whatever it was it was infered, it was quite a long time ago. I dont have the thing any more.

Also they would have to happen to answer exactly in the same way to get to that point I dont think i would lose any sleep obver it.

 

As a replacement for googling it's mostly fine. For non-controversial factual subjects. But it is extremely biased so if you ask it anything political or controversial you will get one specific side of that debate and nothing more. And that's IF it is allowed to answer at all.

Google results are so heavily curated now that it's not much different. Google is no longer a search engine but a directory service to Google's curated walled garden of ideological biases. You can't find truth with google, and ChatGPT is a propaganda chat bot. Okay fine. Yandex is a thing, but mostly I rely on having built my own knowledge over my life time prior to totalitarian censorship becoming the norm in the West. I do worry for the kids though. The internet was a flash in the pan and is mostly censored now and users are locked into walled gardens owned by the same fascist empire (which then, laughingly, almost forced China to sell Tiktok's North America operation to Walmart).

 

Thumper did the same gptchat thing about male chastity on his site this week.

 

Here is why I fear AI: It won’t be long before people with decision making power will abdicate their choices to AI and make them binding on ME.

“I’m sorry Laz, we are going to have to remove your testicles.”

But why?!?!

“Because your wife said she prefers your faux cock and no longer needs your sperm. Without testicles you’ll be less likely to have prostate cancer, so you’ll be less of a burden on the health care system”.

 

And once you can abdicate your responsibility for decision making onto another entity (think Congress relying on their appointed experts) the hellish nature of things will accelerate.

People have no idea how horrible this will become. ....and folks thought harnessing the atom was bad....

Soon a computer will be making your healthcare decisions. And the insurance companies will listen to IT far more than you or your doctor.

 

If chatgpt apologies for being wrong one more time I’ll
Ask for my money back !

that said at least you can prove it wrong and it admits it was wrong

if you want to see the transcripts your welcome.

it would make a good politician because it spits out so much waffle and bullshit. There are some gems but nothing to be worried about, yet anways

 

Yep. A lack of independent critical thinking will exists regardless of AI. It's just another source for data to be assumed correct/to blindly follow or objectively take as a data point to consider and critically consider.

It's amazing to see how many blind assumptions people (supposedly educated/intelligent) make daily. Entire industries and $billions are made on this.

 

Agreed.

The biggest assumption is that we have AI - and the result is that you can bang AI onto anything and the investors will be there (it's the new cryptocurrency).

ChatGPT, midjourney, etc. are incredible things but they are a long way from being intelligent.

 

That's why I took my conversation of this to our PM. This went sideways really fast here.

 

I totally missed this bit

I'm not in an FLR so I have nothing to add

 

The sky is falling. News at 11.

 

Thr AI discussion aside, I thought the ChatGPT answers regardingt eh FLR really line up with our personal experince in our 5 yr lomg FLR. Communication, intimacy, ability to relax, etc are all spot on. How do it know?

 

That's fairly easy to explain: The language model was trained using the entire Internet, basically. So the training data probably contained all of this entire web site and forum, for example.

 

Sorry pictures didn't work

 

It just couldn't guess a chastity cage

 

What concerns me about AI is the amount of articles I read over the last week of the AI obviously lying to the user about what information it has access to.

 

To me those answers are somewhat to much mainstream. Yes, a FLR CAN have benefits, but only for a quite small and very specific group of people. And that is something neither ChatGPT nor most people in the internet would mention.

However an AI like ChatGPT in its current state would not be able to give any other answer - it is simply designed to give the most likely answers it will find and those will be allways mainstream by definition . So it is a good way to show what's possible and not.

That is not lying. It is rather about how chatgpt works and which errors this might result due to it.ChatGPT does not know truth from falehood - it is only programmes to give you the most likely answers ased on te information it has been trained with. If this data it has been trained with is incorrect in certain ways it simply has no chance to give correct answers. Further more the use of latent space will bring its own problems which might result in false results some conspiracy theorists might want to call lies, because that better fits their own view of the world.

I am earning my money with an AI calculating the sideeffects a new potentional medicine might have for the pharma industry. That said I know something about what AI can do and what not and to this point I would describe all AIs as some kind of one-trick-pony. Those tricks might be quite impressive and recent development in quantum computing will make it even more so in the future, but the main problem in creating an self-aware AI - and that is what most people might think of, when they hear the term AI - is for most part not in computing power. So it is still a very long way until thee will be an AI that would be actually be able to "lie"...

 

It's just a fancy mechanical turk.