Why does this read like it was written by ChatGPT?
ETHICS
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Harvard GPT PhD Diploma: Twitter Satire on AI Education
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Here is my third degree from Harvard GPT. I just entered my name and the word “twitter” and was granted this PhD.
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Harvard GPT Grants Degree for Single Word Input
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This was my second degree from Harvard GPT. I just entered the word “pickle” and this degree was granted.
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AI Tool Generates Fake Harvard Degrees Online
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Have you ever wanted a Harvard degree? Couldn’t get accepted? Couldn’t afford it? You can get a one here, just name the subject you want a degree in and get a credential that may be more valuable than the real thing! https://
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Echo chambers protecting ideas from external criticism in AI
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it's a brilliant way to protect your ideas from external criticism
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Why AI Doomers Use Complex Abstract Arguments
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one reason many people don't argue with the AI doomers is because their ladder of abstractions is truly sky-high one second you've refuted the existence of roko's basilisk. suddenly they're calling out your spurious counterfactuals and myopia, accusing you of simulacrum level 4
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Urgency Risks PII Exposure in AI Tasks
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One of the BIGGEST risks for data privacy in AI is urgency. If you have days to finish a task, you'll take time to remove PII. But have only minutes? Screw it, give Claude everything. DON'T wait until the last minute on big AI tasks, especially if privacy is critical.
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ChatGPT as Empowerment Engine: Setting Societal Boundaries
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ChatGPT is an empowerment engine. You can talk to it about whatever you want, and it does its best to help you accomplish your goals — within broad bounds which we and society must learn to set wisely and fairly.
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Standing up for underrepresented communities in AI
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thank you for taking a stand for this underrepresented group
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ChatGPT Hallucinations: A Feature for Better Critical Thinking
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Hallucinations in ChatGPT are a feature not a bug@KenJee_DS sees it as a useful feature, forcing us to think and validate, enhancing brain engagement. It may be annoying but its generally beneficial for mental health and code quality.#ai #chatgpt #gpt4 #artificialintelligence pic.twitter.com/MaBvCQFaHN
— Louis-François Bouchard 🎥🤖 (@Whats_AI) 5 janvier 2024Hallucinations in ChatGPT are a feature not a bug @KenJee_DS sees it as a useful feature, forcing us to think and validate, enhancing brain engagement. It may be annoying but its generally beneficial for mental health and code quality. #ai #chatgpt #gpt4 #artificialintelligence