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The problem then is that you want consistent rules for something that, as you say, isn't consistent. Trauma--long term type trauma...

Thanks. To my reading, those posters had in mind something like an adventure path or preordained story. They worried about failing a...

The existence of hallucinations is not surprising at this point ... nor is the fact that people are uncritically trusting it. We saw the...

Then maybe the use of "AI" is inappropriate when the target is (I suppose) ChatGPT?

I am not ignoring that fact. Never in this thread have we limited our reasoning to the context of the United States. I think that...

Also, a point that laymen often miss, is that McDonalds had already been put on notice that they were acting against regulations. EDIT...

LexisNexis and Dalloz are two reputable editors of legal text databases. I don't know their internal operation, but I guess they trained...

I trust fully that you are recounting what you heard accurately. I’ve also seen many people do similar with the infamous McDonald’s hot...

If that’s a true and complete summary, then this is a prime example of why people don’t trust the legal system.

For sure. If you're looking for play that's more like 5 minutes per turn chess over blitz chess, then we're definitely going to be...

It really all hinges on the first point, it seems to me. If it is actively harmful then I agree it shouldn't be used. But I think it's...

Do you think AI wasn’t tested at all? Or just not to your personal satisfaction?

There's a very real reason why the phrase "test it in production" is an ongoing joke, in IT circles.

Sure and I 100% agree but also pre live testing only ever goes so far.

I agree with that. And a product isn't sold in isolation. It's marketed to a target, with appropriate expectation. Many products sold to...