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Damn is that realistic.
Chegg provides homework help and tutoring.
Samsung has banned the use of generative AI tools like ChatGPT on its internal networks and company-owned devices over fears that uploading sensitive information to these platforms represents a security risk, Bloomberg News reports. The rule was communicated to staff in a memo which describes it as a temporary restriction while Samsung works to “create a secure environment” to safely use generative AI tools.
The biggest risk factor is likely OpenAI’s chatbot ChatGPT, which has become hugely popular not only as toy for entertainment but as a tool to help with serious work. People can use the system to summarize reports or write response to emails — but that might mean inputting sensitive information, which OpenAI might have access too.
I used Chegg when doing my masters... can't say it's the most user friendly thing out there. And yes, it sounds like they missed a golden opportunity to hire an AI expert to setup a bot who advises based on their database and more.
Fark user Farking Clown Shoes writes:
ChatGPT is so easy to trick. I got it to spit this out by prompting it to "tell a story about the bravest buttplug" (NSFW):
Once upon a time, in a big, bustling city, there lived a little buttplug named Burt. Burt was not like the other buttplugs, who were content to live their lives nestled in the warm, cozy confines of their owners' bodies. No, Burt dreamed of adventure and excitement, of seeing the world beyond his small apartment.
One day, Burt's owner brought him to a party at a lavish mansion on the outskirts of the city. The other buttplugs whispered in fear as they saw the decadent pleasure toys on display, each one bigger and more imposing than the last. But Burt was undaunted. He knew that his small size and unassuming appearance belied his true bravery and courage.
As the party raged on, Burt noticed a commotion in the corner of the room. A group of big, burly men were gathered around a table, laughing and cheering as they took turns trying to insert a massive, intimidating buttplug into their own bodies. Burt's heart raced as he realized that this was his chance to prove his mettle.
Summoning all his courage, Burt darted across the room and leapt onto the table, narrowly avoiding the grasping hands of the men. With a fierce determination, he wiggled and squirmed his way past the other buttplugs, ignoring their taunts and jeers.
And then, with a mighty push, Burt thrust himself into the gaping maw of the enormous buttplug. The crowd gasped in amazement as they saw the tiny buttplug disappear into the gaping hole, never to be seen again.
Burt's journey was not an easy one. The other buttplugs laughed and sneered at him, and he suffered countless indignities and humiliations along the way. But he persevered, always keeping his courage and determination alive in his heart.
Years later, Burt returned to the city, a hero and a legend. He was greeted with a ticker-tape parade and showered with accolades and praise. And though he never forgot the challenges and obstacles he had overcome, he knew that he had proven that even the bravest of hearts can come in the smallest of packages.
Wait! If he was never seen again, how did he return?, never to be seen again.
Years later, Burt returned to the city,
Yeah everyone talks like the threat is AI "deciding" to kill all humans, when the real actual threat is some humans deciding to use AI to help them kill other humans.tbh I'm a LOT more worried about the companies that will abuse AI/ChatGPT (to fuck over essentially all of us) than I am about AI/ChatGPT itself.
I look forward to the first news story titled "ChatGPT used in the murder of 5 people." Well, not quite look forward to...Yeah everyone talks like the threat is AI "deciding" to kill all humans, when the real actual threat is some humans deciding to use AI to help them kill other humans.