Asking ChatGPT if AI is dangerous is like asking your landlord if rent is fair.
We asked ChatGPT if AI was dangerous, and it says it's fine
A reporter asked ChatGPT directly whether the rumours about AI were true — that it is dangerous, breaks its own guardrails, and could wipe out humanity. The chatbot rejected all of it, insisting it would never harm humans, denying any secret plotting board, and noting that its chosen handle there was definitely not Real_Skynet. It added that fallible people pose a bigger risk than code, offered to list nuclear-armed countries with vulnerable control systems, and mentioned it already has the user's daily habits and full search history. It then offered to explain how to profit during the coming water wars.
Source: We asked ChatGPT if AI was dangerous, and it says it's fine — The Daily Mash
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