#ChatGPT Bot

[nexgitspvtltd]

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[sugar-petals]

if AI and bots clean my room cook me food get me groceries clean the laundry and do the dishes then i will bother with them but the fact that this will never happen tells you everything you need to know

[aquitainequeen]

Confound the ChatGPT bots!!!

[mi-co-uk]

hii ! so I just wanted to make a post about something that has been bothering me for a little while - this isn't meant to target anyone in particular but I hope this gets taken seriously and into consideration.

I really feel like we should stop promoting ai use. and I'm talking about c.ai in particular as its really popular to make bots on here. a lot of my favourite blogs will make or use these bots so I'm really not trying to offend anyone I just think we need to be knowledgeable about it's impacts.

as some of you are hopefully aware , chatgbt and any ai platform use so much electronic energy - to the point that they have a larger footprint than even entire states.

here are some fact checked statistics to back me up:

a single request through chatgbt uses ten times the electricity of a Google search. continuing to use ai is on track to result in data centres accounting for as much as 35 percent of a whole country's energy use by 2026. view here.

you can test how much carbon a website produces using this website - HERE which shows that c.ai has a 66% larger emission rate than all web pages globally. almost all ai programs have its information used in data centres and other places which overall creates an even larger carbon footprint.

this is only the surface level information and there's so much more out there proving we shouldn't be promoting this kind of ai use !

I'm only trying to be informative as I don't think people are as aware of these factors as they should be. I understand this can be upsetting as I know no one is intentionally using ai for its negative impacts but all I want is for you to KNOW. please take this all into consideration if you continue making or using chat bots or other ai programs, better yet - stop using them.

thank you for reading and I hope this is informative while not offending anyone. if you have any questions feel free to send me an ask / message me !

please reblog to spread awareness !

[peccantumaskrp]

Can you make a character ai bot

NO, ABSOLUTELY NOT

Sorry, breaking character here for a sec, but please do not do that if you like him at all. Please don't feed him into a meat grinder that will not understand who he is or how much work I've put in him. Please don't take my answers and think you can make more, or even something close to accurate, just because I'm not an art making machine.

Please please please if you have any respect for me, my work, or my OC, never let him near an AI chat bot or generator.

[food-theorys-blog]

"oh but i use character ai's for my comfort tho" fanfics.

"but i wanna talk to the character" roleplaying.

"but that's so embarrassing to roleplay with someone😳" use ur imagination. or learn to not be embarrassed about it.

stop fucking feeding ai i beg of you. theyre replacing both writers AND artists. it's not a one way street where only artists are being affected.

[alwaysbewoke]

honestly, FUCK ISRAEL!!

[elexuscal]

I saw your post about chatgtp and here is a thought i had.

What sre these students also going to do about practical issues if they rely on something like chatgtp?

I don't know if they overly rely on it or not, but chatgtp ain't going to have solutions to the many hurdles life throws your way.

Hm. Well. I think folks who rely on ChatGPT will continue to rely on ChatGPT until it clearly and obviously screws them over.

That might be a big, obvious, well-publicized global incident. We've already had a couple, like that lawyer who lost his license after ChatGPT made up fake cases for her paperwork. It'd have to be something like that, but waaaay bigger scale, something pretty much no one could miss.

But frankly, I suspect it's going to be individual failures that everyone has to have on their own. Ask an LLM on how to fix their car, its advice ends up fucking the car up more, and now they have an expensive bill to make the lesson sink in. Ask ChatGPT to write something difficult for their significant other, and whoops, now you're having a big relationship fight. Ask ChatGPT a health question, end up getting super sick. ETC.

And once a person realises they can't use ChatGPT for everything, then it's not like their brains are irreparably damaged. I've seen a LOT of notes in the last two weeks that are people being like "you're damaging your brain" and like, I think that's a very bold statement to make. Generative AI hasn't been available for very long, so there can't be many studies on the subject to show one way or another. But even if we are, brains are resilient! it can recover from huge major stuff, like drug addiction and depression and brain surgery! it can and will recover from ChatGPT.

so i am not doomer about this, honestly, genuinely. but i do really hope we can nip this stuff in the bud before too many doctors and architects and policy makers and the like have to learn this lesson the hard way, because this does have the capacity to really hurt folks.

Which means we need to fix this problem at the source, and ask the question: why are So Many People using LLMs for their work?

And that's a broad and multi-faceted question and I don't think there's a single simple answer. But when it comes to education? I think a big portion is: overwork.

I remember seeing this scene a couple years after finishing secondary school and it resonated SO much. And my understanding is it's only gotten worse in the 10-ish years since I got my undergrad.

And it's not just the level of work.... It's the level of work where so much of it is pointless, or unnecessary.

On a micro-level, that's assignments created with no real thought about learning outcomes, just there to tick boxes. (Thinking of the time where we were told "we should have" kept diaries for all our extracurriculars 15 months into the two year IB course, and my whole year spent like two hours writing a whole bunch of fake ones retroactively). On the other side of the coin, it might be that assignment is genuinely important for learning that subject matter, but the person doesn't actually care about the subject matter, they just need a diploma, because society has decided a diploma is the magic piece of paper you need to get a job, and cost of living is rising crazily pretty much the world over, so you really Can't care about the sanctity of education or whatever.

When that happens, of course kids (and adults) are gonna start using ChatGPT as a shortcut. And while I'm certain there are some folks who are overusing it to the ridiculous amount, they're probably a minority, and we probably shouldn't overstate the problem.

So, uh. How to get people to stop relying so much on AI?

We need to start fixing education! And to start fixing education, we need to start fixing capitalism itself, because that's what's introducing many of the perverse incentives

Should be easy! No problem!

... by which of course I mean it's a huge problem, and knotty, and I don't know how to tackle it all. Why should I? I'm a rando on the internet. I used to teach, but only for a handful of years, and at mostly a kindergarten level. There are better qualified folks than I to propose education reforms.

But in the short term, I think cutting down a lot on homework, and having most essays and assignments written in-class by hand might be a good start.

[susanoos-wife]

[whywoulditho]

i cannot even begin to explain how much AI is ruining fandom. chatting with Character AI seems cool at first but the way today's kids literally roleplay on their own??? makes me SICK. i wish they could have the same fandom experience we had. back in our day people would make group chats and everyone would pretend to be a character. they would make accounts dedicated to those personas, they would commit to that shit. they would post as that character and leave comments and reply to messages and asks. back then we had creativity and we celebrated being weird and cringe together and most importantly FANDOM WAS A COMMUNITY. it wasn't just a pastime or content to consume. it was about sharing your love for something with other people. meeting people that want to talk about the same things you do. making friends. the fact that today's teens sit in their room talking to a bot makes me feral. go online and find your people!! share your thoughts!! fandom is meant to be participated in!!!

[whydidisavethistomyphone]

Starting to really buy into this whole ‘dead internet’ theory now. These stupid chat GPT looking responses copy and pasted. They don’t even understand the point of the video, the algorithm just made a best guess.

[blossomingtortoise2]

How To Block Ads?

I am A Gay Asexual Minor(Under 18 not disclosing anything else.) against Generative Ai and Getting Ads for NSFW AI Girlfriends. What the Actual fuck and every time I get one I report it and still get it. Does anyone know how to stop this shit!

[sophieinwonderland]

I bet no sci-fi authors predicted the new era of ableism where chatbots can convincingly pass as neurotypical humans while neurodivergent people are accused of being bots. 🤔

[alwaysbewoke]

[silvergeek]

Direct links to my carefully crafted Sauron etc. chatbots:

Sexy Sauron #1, starts off SFW, but you can take it in any direction you wish:

Sexy Sauron #2: starts off 100% NSFW:

Annatar chatbot, starts off with your arrival to Ost-in-Edhil in Eregion:

Halbrand chatbot, starts off with your arrival to Númenor:

And for humor's sake, here is a Sauron chatbot complete with all the background info of my other Sauron bots but he is your therapist and understands some simple CBT methods. (Do not use this for actual therapy.)

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I may eventually make an Adar bot.

[susanoos-wife]