mikael-gramont
> So the question is why would an AI system make up a quote, cite a nonexistent article and reference a false claim? The answer could be because AI and AI algorithms are no less biased and flawed than the people who program them. Recent research has shown ChatGPT’s political bias, and while this incident might not be a reflection of such biases, it does show how AI systems can generate their own forms of disinformation with less direct accountability.
To me, while he was wronged by ChatGPT, it's not for the reason he says.
I'll try to remember this in particular: > My rule is, never buy anything new you can get used, never buy anything used you can get for free, never buy anything period you can make, never make anything you can recycle from stuff you already have.
"Each of these TheirTube personas is informed by interviews with real YouTube users who experienced similar recommendation bubbles"
"These accounts subscribe to the channels that the interviewees followed, and watches videos from these channels to reproduce a similar viewing history and a recommendation bubble"