Tag: Gary Smith on chatbots

Artificial Intelligence Content Generator. A man uses a laptop to interact with AI assistant. AI offers functions like chatbot, generate images, write code, writer bot, translate and advertising. LLM.

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News
Date
July 9, 2024

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence, Language

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Chatbot writing detection, CopyLeaks, Dmitry Kobak, EmHoke-Agnes Horvat, Gary Smith on chatbots, Jan Lause, Kyle Orland, Large Language Models (academic papers), Large Language Models (excess words), Large Language Models (writing detection), Ravi Teja, Rita Gonzalez-Marquez}

Written by Human or Bot? Researchers Have a New Way to Tell

_{After the use of chatbots surged in 2023, some common words appeared much more often in the abstracts of journal papers, hinting at AI origin} _{News
July 9, 2024

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Artificial Intelligence, Language}

The researchers warn against using chatbots in research writing: While it can compose correct English, what it says may be false, inaccurate, or confabulated. Read More ›

Robotic hand using wooden geometrical shapes at during machine learning. 3d illustration.

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News
Date
December 5, 2023

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence, Computer Security, Philosophy of Mind

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Andy Greenberg, Gary Smith on chatbots, Joseph Weisenbaum, Marco Ragni, Philip Johnson-Laird, Sarah Wells, Turing Test (and chatbots), Turing Test weaknesses}

Why the Turing Test Is Becoming Obsolete

_{Chatbots can easily pass the test without doing any thinking at all} _{News
December 5, 2023

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Artificial Intelligence, Computer Security, Philosophy of Mind}

One research team recommends replacing the Turing test (can it deceive humans?) with tests for actual reasoning skills. Read More ›

Digital chatbot, robot application, conversation assistant, AI Artificial Intelligence concept.

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Robert J. Marks
Date
January 11, 2023

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence, Arts & Culture, Politics

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Ben Shapiro, bias, Blake Lemoine and LaMDA, Chatbot failings, Chatbot poetry, chatbots, ChatGPT, ChatGPT and bias, Donald Trump, Featured, Gary Smith on chatbots, OpenAI}

Note to Parents: Grooming and Wokeness Are Embedded in Chatbots

_{With or without tuning, all AI chatbots are biased one way or another. AI without bias is like water without wet} _{Robert J. Marks
January 11, 2023

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Artificial Intelligence, Arts & Culture, Politics}

First impressions of a person can be wrong. Further interactions can reveal disturbing personality warts. Contrary to initial impressions, we might find out they lie, they are disturbingly woke, they can’t do simple math, their politics is on the extreme left, and they have no sense of humor or common sense. I have just described Open AI’s GPT3 chatbot, ChatGPT. Initially, users are gobsmacked by the its performance. Its flashy prose responses to simple queries look amazing. But become roommates with the chatbot for a few hours and its shortcomings become evident . It can’t get its facts straight, can’t do simple math problems, hates Donald Trump, and is being groomed to be “woke.” Its performance warts are so numerous that Bradley Center Senior Fellow Gary N. Smith hoists a Read More ›