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[Asmus Freytag]

That's the point.

The data is accessible, but the tool is unable to use that information. 
(Or "willingly" sets it aside because of the wording of the request).

Imagine, instead of a comment on a  "water cooler conversation" list 
like this, a hypothetical case of someone actually submitting a full 
proposal for a script or an extension of one for which real world data 
is hard to come by. With some generative algorithms able to create 
images, you can make a proposal for a completely fictitious script, with 
completely fictitious samples of supposed text passages with nobody 
being the wiser.

Of course, this could be done manually as well, but the amount of effort 
required has been sufficient deterrence. That equation has now shifted, 
and we need to figure out whether our processes are up to this.

Or imagine someone uses ChatGBT to compose a proposal that, while it 
conforms to reality as far as the characters are concerned, is full of 
statements on how the script is supposedly written, its supposed 
origins, and supposed application, that are not likewise based in actual 
expertise.

With an automated tool, it takes no effort to create a very plausible 
sounding document that is optimized towards approval, while not 
restrained in any way by actual facts (or at least not facts that are 
easily verifiable). We see this occasionally in manually created 
documents that some submitters exaggerate the spread of a script or the 
degree its in actual use, but this process makes that so much easier.

A./

On 3/20/2023 11:28 AM, Gabriel Tellez wrote:
> You think ChatGPT is smart enough to know it already exits?
>
> On Mon, Mar 20, 2023 at 2:27 PM Doug Ewell <doug at ewellic.org> wrote:
>
>     Gabriel Tellez wrote:
>
>     > Yall missing the joke. It was made by ChatGPT. It was probably just
>     > told to make a proposal.
>
>     ... for a character that already exists.
>
>     Neither artificial nor natural intelligence was in play here.
>
>     --
>     Doug Ewell, CC, ALB | Lakewood, CO, US | ewellic.org
>     <http://ewellic.org>
>
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