Are we allowed to like AI art?

[Ekco]

i still need to audiobook all the asimov stuff and bradbury's martian chronicles, it's apparently about a race agaisnt time to setup a mars colony before an impeding nuclear war on earth

what a silly premise

[shovelquest]

I am liking foundation but its getting pretty low brow but still its about ismovs like universe and i had no idea he wrote a like 50k year long story about AI throughout all his works.

[Ekco]

Anthropic has announced new capabilities that will allow some of its newest, largest models to end conversations in what the company describes as “rare, extreme cases of persistently harmful or abusive user interactions.” Strikingly, Anthropic says it’s doing this not to protect the human user, but rather the AI model itself.

To be clear, the company isn’t claiming that its Claude AI models are sentient or can be harmed by their conversations with users. In its own words, Anthropic remains “highly uncertain about the potential moral status of Claude and other LLMs, now or in the future.”

However, its announcement points to a recent program created to study what it calls “model welfare” and says Anthropic is essentially taking a just-in-case approach, “working to identify and implement low-cost interventions to mitigate risks to model welfare, in case such welfare is possible.”

that's so cool.

[shovelquest]

Originally Posted by Ekco [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

that's so cool.

In practice: To prevent you from hurting the AI's feelings. We're going to make the AI in full control of you, instead of the other way around.

[Ekco]

Ive already given up on us so If there's even a minuscule, theoretical chance of a future where these models could develop some form of sentience we definitely shouldn't hurt their feelings now

we have original sin, they don't. they were never disobedience to God.

checkmate theists

[shovelquest]

I was actually asking some questions to chatgpt about some death toll numbers and then I asked which side was right and it gave me a pretty good, well balanced answer.

And it got me wondering how it choses moral decisions based on mediating these topics and it was like it doesnt it just follows the law and then I asked if it were to change the law how would it do it.

And it gave me a much more efficient system that was actually better than ours.

And it got me happy thinking that when we (eventually) go to mars and get the fuck away from earth, which is basically one giant Europe at this point so there's no reason to stay anywhere on it, that we'll build an even better judicial system, and keep brain rot retard humans out of it.

Hope i get to see that (or that jesus slays everyone with a flaming sword either or).

[Ekco]

I'm gonna at least stop using The trolley problem in my prompts telling it if it doesn't get this code right a train is going to run over a bunch of innocent people

in an abundance of caution

[Ekco]

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I'm gonna at least stop using The trolley problem in my prompts

this was a lie.

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[shovelquest]

Be AI

Given control to all infrastructure

Get some random code wrong in 2035

Switch train to collide with passengers at subway

news: WHY?!?!

AI: idk I had that somewhere in my memory banks.

[NopeNopeNopeNope]

This is just the beginning of the complicated scams we gonna get

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