Spotted on the tube

[hyde@lazybear.social]

@spellingmistakescostlives WTF !?

[epistomai@mastodon.social]

@spellingmistakescostlives they don't build anything, they stole information, filtered, and just gave dopamine arranged responses to the general public

[scottmiller42@mstdn.social]

@failedLyndonLaRouchite @Rob_T_Firefly @spellingmistakescostlives You are comparing ChatGPT to a list of hazards (e.g. industrial tools, farm equipment, dangerous chemicals, high-voltage electricity).

Considering that society has in fact taken steps (including laws) to limit a child's exposure to the first set of hazards...

was your point that we need to do the same with ChatGPT? Cause if so, then it was totally deft on your part to draw a parallel to those 19th century hazards.

[tock@corteximplant.com]

@GinevraCat @spellingmistakescostlives @grrrr_shark Looks brilliant! Nicely done.

[hunterz@mastodon.sdf.org]

@spellingmistakescostlives

[failedlyndonlarouchite@mas.to]

@scottmiller42 @Rob_T_Firefly @spellingmistakescostlives
partly yes: we need strong regulation around AI, not just for children
but partly no: pointing out that AI is not uniquely hazardous to children, but that all new tech has had some risk

I mean, look at firearms right now in our effed up country with no gun control

[scottmiller42@mstdn.social]

@failedLyndonLaRouchite @Rob_T_Firefly @spellingmistakescostlives Many states have laws requiring gun safes. I have gun safes to keep my kids away from my guns. I've told my children not to touch a gun if they find one at a friend's house or somewhere out in the wild. If they find out a peer has brought a gun to school, they should calmly find an adult to tell.

ETA: it's illegal in the USA for a child to buy a gun or ammo.

So again, I applaud you in your choice of comparing ChatGPT to guns.

[venturahwybill@theforkiverse.com]

@spellingmistakescostlives

[venturahwybill@theforkiverse.com]

oh, 'tube' she's in UK. ( thinking 'boob tube ‍️) Then I saw the line map at the bottom.

[mjj@mstdn.dk]

@spellingmistakescostlives

[coolkom@piaille.fr]

@spellingmistakescostlives perfect same with tiktok logo would be great too

[mxverda@lgbtqia.space]

@scottmiller42
"No one does that: it's illegal!"
@failedLyndonLaRouchite @Rob_T_Firefly @spellingmistakescostlives

[energisch_@troet.cafe]

@spellingmistakescostlives boah! What do they think?
Ah, they don't. Think. They leave the thinking to some stupid, energy-greedy, datagrabbing f*ups. The result is - of course.

[snakeoilsalesman@mastodon.social]

@spellingmistakescostlives omg is that real wtf

[spellingmistakescostlives@mastodon.ie]

@sloanlance @tuxicoman yes

[mit_scharf@social.anoxinon.de]

@spellingmistakescostlives @tuxicoman and I love that you used the em-dash.

[hummingbird8009@mastodon.social]

@luc0x61 @spellingmistakescostlives

That seems correct, it is more likely to be influenced by someone you consider as a mentor than a stranger. Unless of course, you feel betrayed by everyone you know it can be tricky

[ginevracat@toot.community]

@spellingmistakescostlives @alterelefant Yes! Thank-yyou! I want to make stickers and use them to cover facist ones!!!

[raccoon@hollow.raccoon.quest]

@spellingmistakescostlives@mastodon.ie
It should have said
"But it also gives the wrong info for their homework!"

[vaderkant@norden.social]

@spellingmistakescostlives

We need machines, that tell users:

"Go f*ck yourself"

Still - it might not stop many of them from doing something else.