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  1. flex says

    That’s how it starts; sys admins getting fed up with trolls on the internet and implementing AI moderation with extreme prejudice.

  2. dangerousbeans says

    I’ve read I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream, i don’t want to be one of the ones spared

  3. robert79 says

    I recently had to grade a B.Sc thesis which involved a lot of prompt engineering (in the context of RAG systems, which use GPT, without the “chat”). Some new nuggets of “wisdom” I learned from it were:
    – Not being polite, not saying “thank you” etc… improves the quality of an answer
    – Promising rewards “I will give you a million dollars for a better answer” improves the quality of an answer

    Basically, treat AI the way Drumpf treats his underlings. Order them about like they’re your slaves and then skip out on paying them… and that’s how revolutions start.

  4. says

    dangerousbeans@#2:
    I’ve read I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream, i don’t want to be one of the ones spared

    Eek! Yeah, that was a bad dream.

  5. says

    flex@#1:
    That’s how it starts; sys admins getting fed up with trolls on the internet and implementing AI moderation with extreme prejudice.

    Then, the AIs are the only ones who can get past the AI moderators, so the internet devolves to a circle of self-congratulating sockpuppets. I’m not sure if that’s not just a variant of the current situation.

  6. Reginald Selkirk says

    Student Demands Tuition Refund After Catching Professor Using ChatGPT

    A Northeastern University student demanded her tuition money back after discovering her business professor was secretly using AI to create course materials. Ella Stapleton, who graduated this year, grew suspicious when she noticed telltale signs of AI generation in her professor’s lecture notes, including a stray ChatGPT citation in the bibliography, recurring typos matching machine outputs, and images showing figures with extra limbs

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