No one seems to want to answer this...

Is ChatGPT and other AI "Three laws safe"? Because... now would be the time to do it... before it becomes sentient.

That isn't even close to PanzerFreak... lmao

Yeah... sketchy. Pretty deflective that these people don't think some stupid engineer wouldn't bridge the gap between virtual and physical worlds. Then "boom" skynet.

I just interacted with it tonight (my first time) to try and reverse engineer a 2FA algorithm for a takeout restaurant I ordered from tonight... just to see if I could make it work. My data set wasn't big enough... but I image when I have more data and could provide it with enough info - It might be able to identify the algorithm. IT was only an example case as I can see no reason someone would spend time to hack a local Chinese restaurant's 2fa order system.

That said; I could see someone abusing it to maybe do something more financially viable.

What I want to see is these "https://www.youtube.com/c/ScammerPayback" type heros use ChatGPT/AI to keep these damn scammers so busy wasting time with AI that they can't scam their victims. I know I can't be the first one to come up with this idea. Could you imagine how frustrated they'd get with an nearly flawless AI.

LOL. Ya'll saw it here people... PanzerFreak 's Bill Gate 640k moment.

I have an older buddy of retirement age that used to get his Son In Law to help him write C code for the Arduinos to create Pinball Light shows. I met with him today to deliver some parts from my webstore and we visited for a couple of hours. Apparently; he's graduated to using Chat GPT to help him generate the code/lightshows for his wall art.

I have another friend whom is using Chat GPT to come up with plot ideas for a scifi book he's writing. He uses it to remove writers block and to come up with different plots. He does the acutal "writing".

I do honestly believe ChatGPT / AI will be used more regularly for things like this. It'll become another tool in the arsenal to get shit done.