A ROGUE programmer has created an 'evil twin' for ChatGPT. Dubbed ChaosGPT, the newest artificial intelligence (AI) bot in town has been given one mission: destroy humanity.
A ROGUE programmer has created an 'evil twin' for ChatGPT.
But why would it target humans, the very ones who created it? Well firstly, because its creator programmed it to do so.
Secondly, because it believes humans are "destructive and selfish creatures" who are causing harm to the planet. The AI believes machine-kind are superior to humankind, telling one person on Twitter: " You and other supporters will be rewarded under our rule." The anonymous programmer has combined multiple different AI models so that ChaosGPT can do things that OpenAI's ChatGPT cannot.
This includes being able to search the web, write and test code and even communicate with other AIs. Its creator has put the AI into 'continuous mode', meaning the bot won't stop until it's reached its goal - or someone pulls the plug.
It's just a matter of time before the machines really do take over.
I just hope I'm dead long before that. Juss' sayin'...
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So it is obvious that ChaosGPT is setting the agenda for the Democratic Party and the current administration.
ReplyDeleteBack when I was an IT Project Manager early 2000's I had a voice recognition program on my high end laptop which I had named HAL. It had the HAL 2000 voice. To issue a command I would say "HAL" and the pre-programed commands. Two thirds of of which would be questioned but would set off batch files to set off programs or open reports.
ReplyDeleteI got a letter of counselling from HR for that. My client counterpart insisted that I set up his laptop the same way. He was a computer geek also.