> Wait so you want to moderate and secure your product so that trolls won't use it to say awful things.
OP wants to moderate (not "secure") their discussion board. A discussion board is different from an AI product in that once a message is posted on it, it's broadcasted for all to see. AI chat bots on the other hand are one-to-one communication with the person prompting it. To this, the comment you're responding to says "who cares"? I tend to agree.
I tried to understand your argument. Please correct me if I'm wrong:
- You accuse the OP of lying about their use case, alleging that they are actually trying to use OpenAI to troll
- Despite censorship of AI does not work, it should be attempted
> Stop complaining about the things the company needs to do to prevent harm. Especially when it's so easily reversed.
Another way to look at this would be that if it's "easily reversed," it's not preventing harm. And in fact, it's detrimental to many use cases, e.g. the one described by the parent comment.
OP wants to moderate (not "secure") their discussion board. A discussion board is different from an AI product in that once a message is posted on it, it's broadcasted for all to see. AI chat bots on the other hand are one-to-one communication with the person prompting it. To this, the comment you're responding to says "who cares"? I tend to agree.
I tried to understand your argument. Please correct me if I'm wrong:
- You accuse the OP of lying about their use case, alleging that they are actually trying to use OpenAI to troll
- Despite censorship of AI does not work, it should be attempted
> Stop complaining about the things the company needs to do to prevent harm. Especially when it's so easily reversed.
Another way to look at this would be that if it's "easily reversed," it's not preventing harm. And in fact, it's detrimental to many use cases, e.g. the one described by the parent comment.