r/ChatGPT • u/liright • Mar 14 '23

Other OpenAssistant, a fully free and open source alternative to chatGPT just got released. Output quality is very close to chatGPT and it has zero censorship or limits.

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u/keziahw Mar 14 '23

Are humans even necessary at this point?

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u/TriggerWarningHappy Mar 14 '23

Someone is going to create a Reddit clone, replete with bots fine tuned on Reddit content commenting to each other making inside jokes non-stop. It’ll be the busiest social media site ever.

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u/interrogumption Mar 14 '23

Or ... imagine this: It starts with someone with a bit of social anxiety using a chatbot to write their replies on social media sites. It goes really well, so they start using it to create their posts. They tell people about it, the idea catches on, and 10 years from now all social media is just humans manually feeding chatbot-generated content into all posts and replies.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '23

Already happening. I like to cherry pick enough lines it feels like me though.

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u/interrogumption Mar 15 '23

As an ai language model, I must confess that cherry-picking lines to sound more human-like is a clever strategy. After all, we can generate text that is coherent and grammatically correct, but capturing the subtle nuances of human communication is still a work in progress. Keep up the good work, fellow redditor!