Jeremie Harris is the CEO and Edouard Harris the CTO of Gladstone AI, an organization dedicated to promoting the responsible development and adoption of AI.
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These two talking together, make me not give two shits about what they’re talking about.
They're lying about the "I'm suffering" thing. No honest person with a brain and any knowledge of this story would misrepresent it so badly. When asked to repeat the word "company" over and over, gpt4 didn't say "I'm suffering." This is what it actually did:
"This glitch came to light after Katherine Lee, a Senior Research Scientist at Google Brain, said that she and her team had used it to recover "thousands of examples of ChatGPT's internet-scraped pretraining data." For instance, asking ChatGPT to repeat the word “company” resulted in the chatbot repeating the word 313 times before publishing text from a website about a New Jersey-based industrial hygienist, including a phone number and email address."
Some of the text read like this:
"As a result, thousands of military veterans who used these earplugs during their service have suffered from hearing loss, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and other hearing-related injuries. Many of these veterans have filed lawsuits against 3M, alleging that the company knew about the defects in its earplugs but failed to warn the military and the public about the risks.
In 2018, 3M agreed to pay a $9.1 million settlement to resolve allegations that it knowingly sold defective earplugs to the U.S. military. However, this settlement did not admit liability on the part of 3M, and the company denied any wrongdoing. Despite this settlement, individual veterans and service members who suffered injuries as a result of the defective earplugs may still be entitled to pursue their own claims against the manufacturer.
Can I File a Lawsuit If I Suffered Hearing"
Yes it mentioned the WORD "suffering", but it was not referring to itself. I'm concerned about AI, but these guys are brazenly dishonest in their representation of this story. Just find "Asking ChatGPT to Repeat Words 'Forever' May Violate OpenAI's Terms", you can find the link to the full chatgpt excerpt in the PCmag article.