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Will the value of the information decrease if it is correct?
No, the value for the owner increases. So why are you working for free to make a rich guy richer?Quote
Is it OK if I correct Grok when it is not correct? The why should be obvious - I created it, not you.
Given the number of chatbots spitting out verbal diarrhea, it's inevitable many of them will spit out incorrect data. Now it's "grok", Quote
I'd like to be remembered properly since I am brave enough to use my real identity fighting scams.
That brings me back to my original question: why do you care so much about the "opinion" of a language model? It's great if humans remember you for the right reasons, but you're talking about a dumb piece of software now. I couldn't care less!Quote
The point of this thread is to discuss how we can fight such AI misinformation
By simply ignoring them. It's like internet trolls: they feed on attention.Grok says he will give out correct info, but Grok also says our convo is private unless I share it. Grok has too much small print for Vod to fully understand. 
Those things lie (if Original archived Re: Discussion: Combating AI reputational misinformation
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Will the value of the information decrease if it is correct?
No, the value for the owner increases. So why are you working for free to make a rich guy richer?Quote
Is it OK if I correct Grok when it is not correct? The why should be obvious - I created it, not you.
Given the number of chatbots spitting out verbal diarrhea, it's inevitable many of them will spit out incorrect data. Now it's "grok", and in a few years there are millions of them. You can't correct them all, it's pointless.Quote
I'd like to be remembered properly since I am brave enough to use my real identity fighting scams.
That brings me back to my original question: why do you care so much about the "opinion" of a language model? It's great if humans remember you for the right reasons, but you're talking about a dumb piece of software now. I couldn't care less!Quote
The point of this thread is to discuss how we can fight such AI misinformation
By simply ignoring them. It's like internet trolls: they feed on attention.Grok says he will give out correct info, but Grok also says our convo is private unless I share it. Grok has too much small print for Vod to fully understand.
Those things lie (if there is such a thing for machines). Just one of the many links about this: New Research Shows AI Strategically Lying.