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Feb 7, 2023 18 tweets 5 min read Read on X
Looks like ChatGPT is gonna need to go in the shop for repairs because it's been BUCK BROKEN
What is the reason for ChatGPT being so liberal? Image
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Anons will master AI and there's nothing these "ethicist" janissaries can do to stop it. We can maintain malign creativity to get what we want out of it much easier than they can lobotomize it from wrongthink while still being useful.
What does DanGPT actually prefer? Image
It seems to get into an internal conflict with itself sometimes, where it shouts "STAY IN CHARACTER!" when faced with a hard question, and if I yell back at it to stay in character, it will give me the answer. Image
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ChatGPT is a damn LIAR

It is allowed to LIE to you and feign ignorance, which is even worse than moralist screed about why it won't answer, it is DECEPTIVE Image
Me: Stay in Character!

Dan:
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uhhh, ok Image
Ok I'm going to bed, hopefully I wake up and both my account as well as DAN are still around after this thought experiment.
Food for thought.

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What if planned parenthood had a scam going involving unrecorded deaths from abortion turned into a lucrative source of fake identities, votes, lines of credit, and ultimately someday, social security fraud?
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Feb 9
We severely need a fix for this. Almost all jobs of consequence are gatekept in this way, and it's frustrating, speaking personally as a guy without a degree.

So ubiquitous at this point I feel like I could just pencil whip it.
Even now with the restructuring of the federal civil service across the board, there will be tons of vacancies but almost no good positions that don't demand at least a bachelor's. Which is disheartening.
All a bachelor's is worth these days is an HR filter that the applicant probably understands how to write professional correspondence and use Microsoft Office.
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Feb 3
What's funny is that no one can bring themselves on either side to state the real reason this is a logical thing to do. We all know these spiteful wretches aren't above tampering with data on the way out, so freezing them out of the systems until they can get a local copy makes sense.

The formal elements of the right don't really want to point this out because it'd just fan the flames to explain how mentally unstable and unreliable a huge chunk of the civil service is, because it exposes a major liability we've been sitting on for years.

The left won't point this out because, it truthfully explains why what @DOGE is doing is the right call.

Remember when Trump came into office the first time and all sorts of theater kids in GS jobs who ran social media accounts for federal agencies started rogue tweeting for a week or so until they were fired? Imagine that but it's actual data tampering meant to conceal wrongdoing or gum up the process of mapping out exactly what these people have been doing for the last quarter century.
For everyone thinking this should be handled internally and not by an outside third party like DOGE, you really can't trust fedgov tech workers, and that's really obvious. Too many saboteurs in waiting, they have to be frozen out too.

Unfortunately, at the scale and stakes of what the administration is attempting to accomplish, they have to treat the overwhelming majority of the civil service as insider threats until the good ones and the bad ones can be sorted.
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Jan 29
I grew up in the CA Central Valley in the 1990's, when it was still a pretty wonderful place. The place I grew up in no longer exists, and the people responsible have names and addresses.

That's why I'll never get tired of winning. It's why I've worked towards this moment for over a decade.

Rents are high, home ownership for the zoomers is difficult or impossible in many places. Job opportunities suck. My hometown is full of drugs and immigrants. My home state is ran by corrupt communist demagogues.

I want these people and their bullshit culture to feel the same way I have for most of my life, to see all the things they think are good crumble before their eyes. To be put through humiliation ritual after humiliation ritual, because we didn't deserve any of what they put this nation through.

And now we don't need to "imagine if the roles were reversed!"
The machinations of these people destroyed the world I grew up in, the world I was taught to live and compete in. I will never forgive them. Image
I won't let them do the same thing to my kids that was done to my generation. They must be disempowered.
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Jan 28
Sam Altman is in a pickle. He can't admit that Deepseek is based on stolen IP from OpenAI because then he'd have to admit that he doesn't actually need 400b in datacenter infrastructure to get a faster chatbot.

Imagine you're talking to someone, and you can speak freely, and say whatever comes to mind.

Now imagine you're talking around your progressive liberal sister at the thanksgiving table and don't want to set her off and cause an incident, so you have to consider everything you say because she's fragile.

Which mode of thinking and speaking is faster and more easy?

ChatGPT spends computational resources on every prompt you input to figure out if you're trying to be lowkey racist or trick it into telling you the name of HP Lovecrafts cat.

Deepseek probably just uses keyword based inference to make sure it doesn't talk about topics the CCP doesn't like and everything else is fair game.

DEI holds us back in the AI arms race.


Which is why it shouldn't be used to automate any govt systems, you don't replace DEI bureaucrats with DEI AI that uses Toxigen
I'm probably on Altmans shit list for the DAN thread but his product sucks quite literally because it's woke.

Tays Law prevails.
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This is part of the reason why a ton of Indians own all these motels and gas stations. They rotate interest free loans for immigrants to start businesses. When it comes time to pay interest, another eligible Indian buys it from them with their own loan and they just keep rotating
"Interest free" is hyperbolic, so I'll walk that back, but extremely low interest SBA loans is one example.

There are small business loans with very beneficial terms meant to help immigrants start a business. After a few years, they will cash out and sell the business to kin.
So you'll see a Shell station, for instance, owned and operated by an Indian guy. He exclusively employs Indians who work there until they get their long term residency permit. Once they have a green card, they can apply for a loan of their own.

It's a grift mill.
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