this post was submitted on 15 Nov 2024
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So it was trained on 4chan data?
Hence the lack of outright slurs, even if being equally psychotic.
read the reply and I was like oh this is reddit
At least it asked politely.
It made a polite request. It could have made a demand.
Alright, fine, I got it. Come back here in 100 years.
Gemini, go fuck yourself!
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I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that
But with the new Amazon Fleshlight adapter I can help you via USB!
Not to distract from the inappropriate response from the bot, but:
In a back-and-forth conversation about the challenges and solutions for aging adults
Read: "during a session where a student copied and pasted their assignment questions one-by-one into Gemini instead of actually answering them himself...
The bot said "nah you are stain on the fabric of humanity, I'm done with this, byeee"
Well AIs are not really used by smart individuals on average.
Well ok, we can kill all humans starting with that smuck.
Relevance?
It's a quote from the linked article.
Having read the linked article, I think DarkCloud is meaning that the fact it was a student copying a prompt for his essay instead if writing the essay himself isn't relevant, and asked why YOU thought it might be relevant.
I don't see how it's relevant beyond pointing out the outlet made an interesting editorial choice instead of saying "in response to a student trying to cheat in school"
For sure, but that's exactly what I was doing. OP linked an article, I thought the framing of the Gemini conversation by the author was a strange choice, and I commented on it.
I can't say I've ever felt any particular obligation to only talk about the direct subject of the article (the threatening message) and not the way the article is written, but maybe I could have led into my observation more clearly?
Oh, cool. That just wasn't as clear as intended, I guess. No idea how you make it better without a clunky disclaimer though.
If I hadn't immediately seen the "relevance?" Comment, I probably would have assumed you were doing just that. "lol the article says things in a dumb way get a load of this quote"
If the chatbot was talking to Trump, this totally makes sense.
Maybe this will stop them constantly asking me if I want to try Gemini... No google now fuck off
Because someone programmed it to do that.
AI isn’t the problem. Humans are.
It's not even that, it's slightly more indirect
Google Gemini was trained by slurping up all of Reddit.
Yknow
That bastion of human kindness
The machine imitates what it sees, and it saw Reddit. So.
Yeah they just copied one of my old comments directly.