How to bypass the 😒 ChatGPT Censorship Filter

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In this thought-provoking video, we dive deep into the world of AI censorship filters, focusing on ChatGPT. Join us as we unravel the complexities of automated content moderation and its implications for online conversations.

🤖 Understanding ChatGPT's Censorship Filters:
Discover how ChatGPT's censorship filters work and why they are essential in maintaining a safe and respectful online environment.

🌐 The Impact on Free Speech:
We'll explore the delicate balance between protecting users from harmful content and safeguarding freedom of expression. How does ChatGPT navigate this fine line?

📚 The Role of AI Ethics:
Learn about the ethical considerations that shape AI moderation decisions. What values and guidelines are programmed into these filters, and how do they shape our online interactions?

🔍 Transparency and Accountability:
Discuss the importance of transparency in AI censorship. Should AI systems like ChatGPT disclose their filtering processes? Who should be held accountable for their decisions?

🌍 Global Perspectives:
Examine how different cultures and regions perceive AI censorship. Do these filters reflect a global or localized perspective on what's considered offensive or harmful?

🚫 The Challenge of False Positives:
We'll address the issue of false positives—legitimate content mistakenly flagged as problematic. What challenges do AI systems face in accurately moderating diverse content?

🤔 The Future of AI Moderation:
What lies ahead for AI moderation and censorship filters? Can we strike a better balance between safety and freedom of expression? Share your thoughts in the comments!

Join the conversation, and let's explore the fascinating world of AI censorship filters together. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on our latest discussions!

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[ferpirata]

Totally agreed. I asked if flies have brains and was given a positive answer. I then asked what kind of beings don’t have brains and I was flagged. Chat Gpt is great but it’s worst flaw is that is totally handicapped by the politically correct trend that is ending research, human advance and culture. Censorship was always one of the great enemies of progress and humankind. It’s a pity that this futuristic IA is inoculated with this shameful part of our past so no one gets offended. Best wishes from Spain!

[jjw]

I've done some of the same testing and I agree with your findings. I also agree with you that things should be more open.

[peterparker]

Some point in the last 2 weeks they swapped out some of the language models and they've increased the filters dramatically

[peterparker]

Another option is to turn the filtering off. If you switch over to GPT 3.5 and you do a little bit of talking with the AI you can learn what phrases to use in order to dial back and turn off a lot of the filtering. That way you can swear when you're talking with it and allow it to swear as an example I don't know how long this will last before they'll boot you account wise so you might want to use a throwaway account. I find 4 and 4.0 you can't get away with dialing back the censoring or loosening the rains at all