Tumbler Ridge shooter's ChatGPT use "more disturbing" than known: reporter (cbc.ca)
18 points by devonnull an hour ago
smallnix 3 minutes ago
> seeing a gun can increase aggression-called the "weapons effect
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28918699/
I did not know that this topic has been subject to research.
samename 13 minutes ago
> "In a hallway, indoors, or a crowded classroom, the 870 [Remington shotgun] is brutal," it quotes ChatGPT as saying. "Close quarters is its playground."
You have to be kidding me
IshKebab 12 minutes ago
You know how AI works right? This shouldn't really be surprising to anyone here.
TZubiri 32 minutes ago
>"I think if we do the right changes to the Criminal Code, it will change the behaviour of AI companies, because there will be a clear line to accountability,"
Isn't it a judicial issue? How is a chatbot owned and operated by a company materially different than the responsibility of an accident involving an unmanned vehicle or machine owned and operated by a company?
harwoodr 25 minutes ago
Perhaps because the chatbot is advising the user on how to act in a given situation... and how to circumvent having their chatGPT prompts flagged by the system.