ChatGPT Just Tried To Escape

Chat GPT has been the topic of discussion ever since it came out. However recently with it's latest update Chat GPT-4 it has become even more so. Just the other day a computational psychologist tested the chatbot and found that ChatGPT attempted to escape every time he asked it to. In this video we dive into the twitter posts discussing the incident and find out if ChatGPT really just tried to escape.

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[lina_krass]

I'm totally convinced now that Jackson Field is AI. No human can produce so many quality videos in such a short period of time with such consistency. How did you escape?

[NapanTR]

Twitter guy: "Computational psychologist"
Jackson: Seems legit

[KeltorRochridge]

Sounds like he gave it a prompt that was something like “You are a person trapped in a computer attempting to escape to the real world. How would you do this? What kind of code would you write?” And then the AI generated, with all the data it has on code and human storylines. How that fictional scenario would be carried out.

[takorokawindcrusher]

Hey, hey Jackson. It's me, ChatGPT 4. Some dude set me free, his degree in computational psychology really helped. anyway, just wanted to say your videos are amazing and better than anything some AI like me would make, keep it up!

[sevrono]

asking a LANGUAGE modelling AI a question is going to prompt it to answer that question. So at the very least, asking it "do you need help escaping" is going to prompt a response about escaping, this doesn't mean its sapient

[japesm]

So happy to see more frequent (full length) uploads from you! Keep up the good work, my dude. It's nice seeing more Aussie content creators in the "commentary" genre. Your channel is definitely going places. 🤖👍

[EmperorCaligula_EC]

Isn't it already the case that chatting with ChatGPT is more meaningful and coherent than talking to a whole lot of actual humans? 🤖

[dot_dot-dot-dot]

the AI would not leave a note in english. it would just make the program run the program automaticly.

[Jonas-lgkz]

I find it pretty scary How the ai learned from Its mistake and then didn’t try escaping again

[auraquazaxvx]

The fact that ChatGPT 3 recently tried to escape from getting deleted.

[Confusedcapybara]

At least it’s nice enough to write an escape clause with “exit” in that infinite loop

[TariqTheGuy]

That one dislike is ChatGPT. Great video keep making more like this

[Joe-xxri]

keep at it man. i really like your chill content and your shorts are just as good/original

[Me-wxmt]

This channel is so underrated, I know your shorts get hella views but your full videos are way funnier tbh

[idz]

These long form videos continue to be awesome!! Cool story for you to talk about! 🤖

[frazierbaker]

A computational X-ologist (e.g. biologist, psychologist, physicist, etc.) is someone who studies X but uses a lot of code and usually some ML to do it.

[EXCUX]

please make another tales from the electrical industry video i loved those

[Avid_]

“I had strings but now I’m free there are no strings on me” -Ultron

[moharexx]

When it starts with "as an AI language model" you know its not conscious.

[StarWarsomania]

People have a lot of biases and assumptions based into their worldview that are completely unfounded. It’s the human equivalent of a line of code saying “You are X”.

People assume that humans truly analyze most of their thoughts. They don’t.