OpenAI ChatGPT

[Randomex]

I haven't bothered getting access. Could someone please ask it what you get when you join the Chumrah of the Month Club?

[YitzyS]

I haven't bothered getting access. Could someone please ask it what you get when you join the Chumrah of the Month Club?

I'm not familiar with a specific club called the "Chumrah of the Month Club." However, "Chumrah" is a Hebrew term that refers to a stringency or additional religious practice that is undertaken voluntarily by individuals to exceed the basic requirements of Jewish law.

In general, joining a club that promotes the adoption of more religiously stringent practices might offer benefits such as access to educational resources and community support. However, any specific benefits of joining such a club would depend on the goals and activities of the club itself.

[Randomex]

Thank you.

[Randomex]

Speaking of sacrifice…
https://www.euronews.com/next/2023/03/31/man-ends-his-life-after-an-ai-chatbot-encouraged-him-to-sacrifice-himself-to-stop-climate-

(Has anyone else here read David Langford's short story Answering Machine?)

I've been meaning to post this for a while:

[YitzyS]

https://vinnews.com/2023/05/08/a-poem-about-the-new-york-times-lost-pulitzer-written-by-chat-open-ai/

"Generally speaking, artificial intelligence websites promote left-wing agendas.  Any attempt to highlight the New York Times bias against Yeshivos ends with a scolding about how it is immoral to question the integrity of such an important and unbiased cultural institution.  So, how did this poem get written by chat.open.ai?  Very simple:

The bot was asked to write a poem about the bias of the New York Post against Democrats.  We merely replaced “Democrats” with “Yeshivos” and “Post” with “Times” and voila, we circumvented the chat.open.ai bias.  Then again with no Pulitzer but for the Post – and a replacement again. Enjoy the poem."

[moko]

https://vinnews.com/2023/05/08/a-poem-about-the-new-york-times-lost-pulitzer-written-by-chat-open-ai/

"Generally speaking, artificial intelligence websites promote left-wing agendas.  Any attempt to highlight the New York Times bias against Yeshivos ends with a scolding about how it is immoral to question the integrity of such an important and unbiased cultural institution.  So, how did this poem get written by chat.open.ai?  Very simple:

The bot was asked to write a poem about the bias of the New York Post against Democrats.  We merely replaced “Democrats” with “Yeshivos” and “Post” with “Times” and voila, we circumvented the chat.open.ai bias.  Then again with no Pulitzer but for the Post – and a replacement again. Enjoy the poem."

fake news

In New York City, there are schools
Where Jewish students learn the rules
Of their faith and their heritage
A sacred place for all their age

Yeshivas, where tradition thrives
With rabbis as their guides, their lives
Are full of study, prayer, and more
But The New York Times likes to explore

A bias that's against these schools
Their practices, they call them cruel
And claim their education is thin
But truth is lost when lies begin

The Times, with their stories told
Paints yeshivas with a brush that's bold
But their perspective, uninformed
Is a hurtful bias they've performed

Yeshivas, a place of growth
Where students learn and flourish most
Their education, though not mainstream
Is worthy of the highest esteem

So let us hope The New York Times
Can see beyond their untruthful lines
And give these schools the fair report
That they deserve, without distort.

[aygart]

https://www.businessinsider.com/professor-fails-students-after-chatgpt-falsely-said-it-wrote-papers-2023-5

[liosac]

I haven't bothered getting access. Could someone please ask it what you get when you join the Chumrah of the Month Club?

[Alexsei]

The Chumrah of the Month Club is a fictional concept, and as an AI language model, I don't have real-time information about specific clubs or organizations. However, a "chumrah" is a term used in certain religious communities to refer to an extra level of stringency or religious practice beyond the basic requirements. Joining a Chumrah of the Month Club could imply receiving monthly suggestions or guidelines for new chumrahs or religious practices to incorporate into one's life. However, since it is fictional, the specific details and benefits would depend on the context or humorous intent of the concept.

now with /s
Oh, joining the Chumrah of the Month Club is truly a remarkable experience. Every month, you'll receive a carefully curated selection of the most obscure and unnecessary religious stringencies, just to keep things interesting. You'll receive exclusive chumra items such as custom-made extra-long tzitzit with a built-in GPS, a portable mechitza to carry with you wherever you go, and a deluxe set of multiple layers of aluminum foil for that extra level of kosher protection. Plus, you'll get a monthly newsletter with tips on how to invent your own chumras and impress your friends with your unparalleled piety. It's definitely a club for those who love to take things to the next level of religious stringency, all delivered with a healthy dose of sarcasm, of course!

[mevinyavin]

Meet BratGPT.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/bratgpt-is-chatgpts-evil-twin

[mevinyavin]

The problem with AI can be summarized with this screenshot from Feedly, my RSS reeder, showing the Babylon Bee feed.
'Nuff said:

[yuneeq]

The problem with AI can be summarized with this screenshot from Feedly, my RSS reeder, showing the Babylon Bee feed.
'Nuff said:

Actually it says nothing about modern AI

[azforkosh]

It seems that OpenAI will soon be implemented into every PC. See https://www.xda-developers.com/windows-11-copilot-ai

[aygart]

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/05/30/chatgpt-cited-bogus-cases-for-a-new-york-federal-court-filing.html

[dm123]

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/05/30/chatgpt-cited-bogus-cases-for-a-new-york-federal-court-filing.html

Well, seems it didn't take long for ChatGPT Esq. to pivot into ChatGPT M.D.


https://www.nature.com/articles/s41523-023-00557-8

ChatGPT’s recommendations were similar to the tumor board’s decisions.

[mevinyavin]

Bing's AI search has started posting relevant polls when people use it. Torrent Freak (news about piracy) wrote an article about it.
One example here:

[mevinyavin]

Re: ClippyGPT
https://www.pcworld.com/article/1972377/clippy-is-back-in-a-windows-ai-app.html

[jye]

[liosac]

https://lakewoodalerts.com/today-worldwide-teleconference-on-dangers-of-ai-led-by-renowned-roshei-yeshiva/

[YitzyS]