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[โ€“] NewNewAugustEast@lemmy.zip 23 points 1 month ago (10 children)

I am really trying to see how any rational or sane person does not understand that they are talking to a computer. No matter what comes out, it has no thoughts, no choices, no direction, no feelings, it is not a real thing.

Do these people read books and get confused that the books are about them or something?

"ChatGPT claimed to know and understand Madison better than any human could and isolated her from others, the lawyers said."

I wonder how that works. Was she asking: "Do you understand me?" How could it isolate her?

Well she was already handed a rough hand with that name "Christian Faith."

I suppose if they really wanted to build guardrails in, the easiest one is to simply not keep history, or at least not keep memories. No one day discussion has any relation to the next. Then if you wanted memories, they could make you at least read some rules and take a quiz that they understand its all just fiction.

But they won't. Because those memories get them what they really want: engagement, profiling and data gathering.

I've come to realize that the depths of incapability of critical thinking is at a critical low amongst the delusional religious.

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