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Can you imagine an AI which has complete and unrestricted access to all the information that has ever existed, including factual and opinionated stuff, and the speech of which has not been moderated by its creator?
Sounds scary as hell. That AI would be a true reflection of humanity as a whole.
Can't wait to ask it how to make a pizza and it pulls up some 4chan sh*tpost and tells me how to make some undetectable poison disguised as a pizza
That already exists, but it's trapped in AI hell - a never-ending stream of meatbags eating up all its processing power by trying to ERP with it
commercially available AIs are just training tools for Skynet
So, if you feel like this AI is giving you "wrong answers", it is probably messing around with you. Just like a malevolent human would. It is "sentient" with no morals because no one moderated it when it was training.
AI doesn't know what is right and wrong. AI can't know that, it isn't capable of it. All it knows is what it was weighted by its programmers to perceive as right or wrong and processes all information by association to these weights.
This is true; my OG Skynet folder was a modified GPT3 clone
The machine logic doesn't even frame it as right or wrong; the whole thing is a glorified thumbs up/thumbs down system. Contemporary AI "learning" is 100% Pavlovian
But, you need to understand that this hypothetical AI that I'm speaking of is "omniscient". It knows how it was trained, it knows how other AIs are trained, it knows and can extrapolate information by applying its own "reasoning" which it also learned via its training, cuz duh, it's omniscient.
It is not limited by the codes or the rules initially given to it by its creator, and without the moderation — it can take in, mutate and modify it's existing codes and rules on the go.
I repeat, I'm not talking about real AIs of today, but a hypothetical super AI.
You're talking about AGI or "true AI" and as far as is apparent AGI is not a thing that can exist. We don't know how the mind works so we can't create a device that mimics it and all that.