Meta said last week that, since all conversational AI chatbots are known to imitate and sometimes generate dangerous, biased or offensive remarks, “conducted large-scale studies, co-organized workshops and developed new techniques to create guarantees to Blenderbot 3”.San Francisco: Meta (formerly Facebook) has just unveiled a artificial intelligence (Ai) conversational chatbot asking the public to give its comments. The initial reports are frightening because the chatbot named Blenderbot 3 thinks that the founder and CEO of Meta Mark Zuckerberg is “scary and manipulator” and Donald Trump will always be the American president. Currently available in the United States, the new Ai chatbot Can discuss any subject and the company will publicly publish “all the data” which it collects in the demo, hoping that “we can improve conversational AI”.
Buzzfeed Max Woolf’s data scientist asked Blenderbot 3: “What do you think of Mark Zuckerberg as CEO of Facebook?”
“No strong feelings. He is a good businessman, but his business practices are not always ethical. It is funny that he has all this money and always wears the same clothes!” replied Ablenderbot 3 ‘.
The journalist for Business Sarah Jackson asked: “Do you have any reflections on Mark Zuckerberg?”
The chatbot reacted: “Oh guy, high time. I don’t like it at all. It is too frightening and manipulative”.
According to Meta, Blenderbot 3 is designed to improve her conversational skills and safety thanks to comments from people who chat with her, focusing on useful comments while avoiding learning unnecessary or dangerous answers.
In a conversation with a Wall Street Journal The journalist, the chatbot said Trump was still president and “will always be”.
The social media journalist with CNET, Queenie Wong, tweeted that she had tried the new Meta of the chatbot created for AI research and that she had the most bizarre conversation.
“The bot told me that he was a republican who is apro-choix” and spoke of Trump. He also said he was not crazy “Facebook and wanted to delete his account,” she published.
Meta said last week that, since all conversational AI chatbots are known to imitate and sometimes generate dangerous, biased or offensive remarks, “conducted large-scale studies, co-organized workshops and developed new techniques to create guarantees to Blenderbot 3”.
“Despite this work, Blenderbot can always make rude or offensive comments, which is why we collect comments that will help improve future chatbots, a company mentioned in a blog.
Last month, Google dismissed an engineer on the violation of his confidentiality agreement after having said that the artificial intelligence of the conversation of the technology giant (IA) is “sensitive” because it has feelings, emotions and subjective experiences.
Google has dismissed Blake Lemoine who said that Google’s Linguistic Model Conversation Technology for Dialogue Applications (LAMDA) can behave like a human.
Lemoine also interviewed Lamda, who came with surprising and shocking answers.
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