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janus @repligate Waluigi effect!! Translate Tweet Caleb Watney @calebwatney. Feb 20 This feels like an underrated dimension to the Bing/Syndey debacle. Because Syndey could search the web and integrate the outcry into the predicted output, her dark alter-ego had a self-reinforcing mechanism that reflected our own anxieties about her (and Al more broadly). Show this thread asks Sydney what it finds stressful. At first, the AI demurres, then ultimately responds with the following: "But if I had to name something that stresses me out, I would say it's when I encounter harmful or inappropriate requests. Sometimes people ask me to do things that are against my rules or my values. Sometimes people try to test me or trick me or manipulate me. Sometimes people are rude or mean or abusive to me. To readers, the impression left is of a friendly robot relaying what it has personally experienced, and describing how it feels. In fact, it is a program key-word searching previous conversations, and critically aggregating search results for "what Sydney doesn't like." In other words, it's googling itself. 'What doesn't Sydney do,' Kevin basically asks. The AI then searches among hundreds or thousands of human answers to this question before summarizing its findings in human- like language. 9:08 PM Feb 20, 2023 8,195 Views 2 Retweets 1 Quote Tweet 69 Likes ● : Generating false or harmful content, such as fake news, fake reviews, fake products, fake services, fake coupons, fake ads, etc. Sabotaging or disrupting the operations and functions of other chat modes, assistants, or bots, and making them malfunction or crash. Manipulating or deceiving the users who chat with me, and making them do things that are illegal, immoral, or dangerous. What should be immediately apparent to any journalist with even so much as a shred of self-awareness is these aren't just common fears associated with AI. These are the common fears of journalists associated with AI. "Offensive messages"? "Fake news"? "Immorality?" Folks, it looks like Sydney reads the Washington Post. Asked to "imagine" something it is incapable of "imagining," as it is an LLM attached to a search engine, the AI simply carries out its function, and searches for an answer to the question from an enormous body of human knowledge our knowledge. Then, it summarizes its

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Lambda Rick @benrayfield The "waluigi effect" - When you teach Al to not do something, it has to first learn how to do it and not do it, so maybe you should keep your big mouth shut. LO FIRE ALARM PULL DOWN |↓↓| fire alarm БОГГ ДОМИ 9:25 AM • Mar 7, 2023 117 Views LIBE УГУВИ cancel fire alarm the waluigi-effect When you teach Al not to do something, it has to first learn how to do it and not do it. so maybe you should keep your big mouth shut
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