r/BeAmazed • u/God_Kratos_07 • Mar 13 '24

Science OpenAI in a humanoid robot. That's terrifying

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u/badzerocool Mar 13 '24

Yes, I was wondering why it stammered as well.

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u/arjuna66671 Mar 13 '24

When you use ChatGPT via their app and voicechat, you will notice that all their voices have this quirk. It's part of how they were trained. Makes it sound more natural.

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u/Beef_Slider Mar 13 '24

They even insert breathing sounds now I think. I don't like it. We should not be encouraging people to recognize them as humanlike.

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u/Sulk_Bubs Mar 13 '24

I agree, I think the average human will start to believe that this machine is an entity that has feelings or preferences, especially the younger generation growing up with them.

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u/swarzchilled May 22 '24

But upon learning that they are considered not to, will then do horrible things to them, like in "A.I." (the Spielberg movie).

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u/Sulk_Bubs May 22 '24

I really hope not, although they don't feel. It's damaging to the humans who disrespect and use ill behaviour, when we are being hateful we learn evermore to be hateful, this will negatively impact people's behaviour.

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u/keyboardstatic Mar 14 '24

The jetson age has finally arrived.

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u/americanexpert212 Mar 14 '24

It does. We shouldn't blame them just because of their robotness.

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ROBOT RIGHTS! NO ROBOT-PHOBIA!

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u/Sulk_Bubs Mar 14 '24

There isn't any blame, you can't blame a mechanism. If your clock malfunctioning and isn't displaying the correct time you wouldn't blame the clock. If your pc crashes you can't blame the pc.

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u/Rzah Mar 19 '24

You are mistaken but I don't blame your meat.

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u/Sulk_Bubs Mar 19 '24

Hey, I'm only human.