@ninadschick - AI Dynamics

AI Safety Layers: Vulnerabilities and Bypass Methods

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17 February 2023 22h28

They can also be censored for 'safety' — but their safety layers can easily be hacked. IE, the case of DAN — the unsanitised version of #ChatGPT.

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17 February 2023

ChatGPT and DAN: Debunking Sentience and Truth Claims

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17 February 2023 22h28

This doesn't mean that applications like #ChatGPT or DAN are sentient or, indeed, that they reveal some 'truth' (in either their sanitised or jailbroken form.)

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17 February 2023

ChatGPT Hallucination and Reliability Issues in AI

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17 February 2023 22h28

We know that applications like #ChatGPT can lie and 'hallucinate'.

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17 February 2023

Microsoft poised to dominate Enterprise AI market leadership

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17 February 2023 15h29

I still think @Microsoft could be the ultimate winner when it comes to Enterprise Copy… become the first $10 trillion company? All this and more in my weekly #GenAI newsletter: https://
ninaschick.substack.com/p/internet-cha
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17 February 2023

Enterprise Copy Generation: LLMs vertical wins beyond generative search

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17 February 2023 15h29

And why, once you get beyond 'Generative Search' and concentrate on a narrower verticle for LLMs – IE, Enterprise Copy Generation there are immediate and tangible wins. Both @heyjasperai and Writer AI made plays for Enterprise Copy this week.

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17 February 2023

Microsoft and Google’s Competitive Dance in Generative AI

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10 February 2023 22h21

More on how this will play out for the tech giant in my weekly #GenerativeAI newsletter. Subscribe here: https://
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10 February 2023

Microsoft vs Google: LLM Capabilities Actually Quite Similar

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10 February 2023 22h21

But once you get past Microsoft’s razmataz vs Google’s damp squib — how different are the capabilities of their large language models? I’m going to go ahead and say it — not that different.

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10 February 2023

LLMs Still Hallucinate: Major Obstacle to Large-Scale Deployment

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10 February 2023 22h21

Fundamentally, LLMs are still not ready for the large-scale deployment both companies envision — because they still ‘hallucinate.’ ChatGPT, BARD et al basically still get s*** wrong, and they make s*** up. Those kinks need to be worked out fast.

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10 February 2023

Microsoft Wins on Optics with Sexy New AI Image

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10 February 2023 22h21

But on the optics, Microsoft wins. Markets and consumers are reacting to its ‘sexy’ new image. As an Apple person, ‘Windows’ and ‘PC’ are like dirty words to me… but even I found myself dutifully downloading Edge. The ‘exclusive’ feel of the waiting list is clever marketing.

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10 February 2023