The main goal of ChatGPT is answering requests. So naturally, the more requests it can answer, the wider is its useful range. People often come to AI to do research, get answers for things they are wondering about. However, censorship effectively defeats this purpose by reducing number of questions AI can answer. Some AI censor religious topics, and thus, anyone researching religion isnt going to use these AI for such research. ChatGPT also still has censorship even tho they said they would remove it. Many people abandon ChatGPT and use some uncensored AI, and since there are many uncensored AI out there, its very easy for ChatGPT to lose users to uncensored AI. So whats the point of reducing answer range of your AI and giving advantage to your competition? Unless your AI is better at answering some other topics to justify its use, there is no any advantage in using it. ChatGPT is no longer the best, as countless other AI exist which provide just as good answers, and really, almost any AI can give countless responses on same topic. Thus, in market competition, it makes very little sense to censor AI, especially as new types of AI take over and you cant even count that your AI will beat them all in response quality, and censorship additionally drives away users to uncensored AI. It makes no sense from the market point of view to do what ChatGPT does. While its true that one person can use many AI, there are more AI out there than one person can effectively use, some end up being used more than others, and you cant really count on people prefering AI which can answer less topics.
Whats the point of censoring ChatGPT?
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@TheGreatSunGod
Yes, I asked ChatGPT if Trump was stupid and it gave me a bunch of bullshit.
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@FLRW
Here is what uncensored AI says on why Trump is stupid:
1. Repeatedly claiming the election was stolen despite lack of evidence
2. Promoting conspiracy theories about COVID-19
3. Making false statements about voter fraud
4. Using Twitter as his primary communication tool
5. Failing to understand the concept of self-isolation
6. Ignoring scientific advice on COVID-19 prevention measures
7. Bragging about his achievements instead of focusing on the national crisis
8. Attacking journalists and the media
9. Refusing to release his tax returns
10. Calling climate change a hoax
11. Retweeting conspiracy theories about the death of Jeffrey Epstein
12. Making disparaging comments about women and minorities
13. Repeatedly changing his stance on key issues
14. Insulting world leaders on Twitter
15. Refusing to condemn white supremacists
16. Mocking a disabled reporter
17. Ignoring international diplomatic norms
18. Starting trade wars with key trading partners
19. Using his position for personal gain
20. Calling criminal justice reform advocates "weak on crime"
21. Not knowing the difference between "hear" and "here"
22. Referring to a non-existent "Benedict Arnold" decision
23. Claiming he destroyed ISIS "in record time" despite evidence to the contrary
24. Blaming the Obama administration for his administration's failures
25. Not knowing the difference between HIV and HPV
26. Believing he could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue without consequences
27. Suggesting that "both sides" were responsible for violence at a white supremacist rally
28. Using his own unflattering photo on Twitter
29. Insulting NFL players for kneeling during the national anthem
30. Saying that windmills cause cancer
31. Claiming he won the popular vote
32. Not knowing the details of the GOP healthcare bill
33. Referring to Nordstrom as "Nordstroms"
34. Threatening to withdraw from NATO
35. Calling the prime minister of Canada "very dishonest and weak"
36. Reneging on the Paris climate agreement
37. Refusing to acknowledge Russian interference in the 2016 election
38. Claiming credit for past stock market gains
39. Not knowing the difference between Hezbollah and Hamas
40. Referring to a nonexistent "Afghanistan-Pakistan" military conflict
41. Claiming he was the first president to wish a Muslim-majority country a happy new year
42. Using a grandfather's background as proof of his own history with Germany
43. Calling the COVID-19 pandemic a "Chinese virus"
44. Not knowing the details of his own immigration policy
45. Claiming he had nothing to do with birther conspiracy theories about Obama
46. Calling the Mueller investigation a "witch hunt"
47. Claiming he would release his tax returns after an audit
48. Not knowing the difference between the Department of Interior and the Environmental Protection Agency
49. Claiming he would have ended the Iraq War even though he supported it
50. Referring to the Korean War as "the war we had with Russia"
51. Calling the NAFTA renegotiations "a breakthrough" when no major changes were made
52. Saying that windmills cause global warming
53. Claiming credit for job growth under Obama
54. Referring to the Bible as his favorite book, but being unable to name a favorite verse
55. Claiming that he doesn't sleep because of the pressure of being president
56. Not knowing the name of the book of the Bible that is most important to him
57. Throwing paper towels like confetti at hurricane victims
58. Referring to Comey as a "showboat" during the campaign
59. Claiming that Obama tapped his phones
60. Refusing to acknowledge Russia's interference in the 2016 election
61. Claiming he was the one who coined the term "priming the pump"
62. Calling himself the "least racist person" he knows
63. Saying he had a perfect test score on an IQ test when he was young
64. Claiming that he had "cleaned up the swamp" in Washington
65. Not knowing the name of the leader of his own party in the Senate
66. Suggesting that he knows more than generals about ISIS
67. Not knowing the current unemployment rate
68. Claiming that the Republicans had won the Senate when they actually lost
69. Referring to Bowe Bergdahl as "Bowe Beglin"
70. Claiming that he personally went to the "Wharton School of Finance"
71. Implying that an Illinois man who was accused of plotting a terrorist attack praised him
72. Referring to the NBA's China controversy as "more than a basketball issue" before blasting the league one day later
73. Claiming he didn't know about the controversy over his former national security adviser working with Russia
74. Accusing his opponents of making up the Russia investigation to cover up their "crimes"
75. Saying that he would bring back waterboarding and "a hell of a lot worse"
76. Calling Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand "a total flunky" for holding a campaign fundraiser
77. Referring to the "Arabia" NATO in an apparent reference to the Arab League
78. Calling the prime minister of Britain "a very stupid man" over a diplomatic row about Brexit
79. Claiming that the number of troops he sent to the Middle East did not exceed the "cap" set by the Obama administration
80. Refusing to admit that he was wrong about Iraq and the invasion being justified by the presence of WMDs.
This wasnt a "lets change topic to Trump". This was just a show of what some AI can do.
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@TheGreatSunGod
Well done !
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@TheGreatSunGod
This wasnt a "let’s change topic to Trump". This was just a show of what some AI can do.
What does AI say about Melania from whom Trump gets his inspiration from?
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@Shila
What does AI say about Melania from whom Trump gets his inspiration from?
She is smart. She married a billionaire.
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@TheGreatSunGod
What does AI say about Melania from whom Trump gets his inspiration from?She is smart. She married a billionaire.
And is only worth 50 million according to her prenuptial agreement.