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What if Elon is giving all the articles etc written by Open Ai to google/ Bing ?
You see what the majority of people don't realise is that Ai programs like GPT use the API (users input) to do reinforcement learning for free.
So you add your keywords or phrase and the AI program spits out so many lines of words.
You reject say 60% of the lines because they are not relevant or incoherent.
The server stores that information, and uses it to tweak its algorithm.
Finally you accept the entire article and pay - or not if its a trial.
Anytime a similar prompt or keywords are used it can refer to that article as sort of template.
Each time the user rejects or accepts text it reinforces the AI's program that it is either getting it right, or wrong.
The point is -- all the articles ever written on GTP are stored, therefore whoever has access to that (Microsoft soon?) will be able to flag them as AI generated.
So Bing will be the only search engine that can mark article or sites as AI generated. Bill Gates might sound and look dumb - but unlike him, the people at MS only look dumb.
 
That's why I'm using chatgpt offline
So it don't store anything
 
What if Elon is giving all the articles etc written by Open Ai to google/ Bing ?
You see what the majority of people don't realise is that Ai programs like GPT use the API (users input) to do reinforcement learning for free.
So you add your keywords or phrase and the AI program spits out so many lines of words.
You reject say 60% of the lines because they are not relevant or incoherent.
The server stores that information, and uses it to tweak its algorithm.
Finally you accept the entire article and pay - or not if its a trial.
Anytime a similar prompt or keywords are used it can refer to that article as sort of template.
Each time the user rejects or accepts text it reinforces the AI's program that it is either getting it right, or wrong.
The point is -- all the articles ever written on GTP are stored, therefore whoever has access to that (Microsoft soon?) will be able to flag them as AI generated.
So Bing will be the only search engine that can mark article or sites as AI generated. Bill Gates might sound and look dumb - but unlike him, the people at MS only look dumb.

Not sure how feasible, from a cost stand point.
 
I thought i've read somewhere that even Google made agreement with OpenAI to add watermarks to the AI generated content.
 
The feedback system is the only reason they're keeping it free
They could charge 100 bucks a month and still, people would pay for it
 
The feedback system is the only reason they're keeping it free
They could charge 100 bucks a month and still, people would pay for it
They need the data, But there will be a time we would have to pay for the worth of it.

Or buy accounts at low costs from BHW :D
 
the articles being stored is irrelevant. all the articles spit out are presumably "unique", or as far as unique can be with quadrilliions of content being created. the important part is the PROMPT. that is marketing data on the users of ChatGPT, and can show what users are willing to put money into, which shows what demographics and subjects are important to webmasters.
 
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