That's the real AI safety concern, not whether or not chatgpt will tell you to kill yourself.
That's the real AI safety concern, not whether or not chatgpt will tell you to kill yourself.
And, often, running a company into the ground for a CEO is actually a good thing. Those CEOs are desirable to some because they squeeze money out of their company, even if it's self destructive on a long enough time frame.
I'm saying supercharging the stupidity of actual idiots (not just people you don't like) tends to result in a pretty quick Darwin Awards. Even something comparatively benign like winning the lottery does a lot of them in.
Their insanity becomes very obvious once you travel the world a bit.
If everywhere you look you see dystopian shit and never any glorious humanity, you may want to do a little soul searching.
What I mean to say is that every society has dystopian elements (that are perpetuated and maintained in an incredibly negative-sum manner). Even societies that are on the whole, pleasant to live in have them in their darker edge, that they are quite unable to sand off - despite alternatives existing.