Microsoft is allegedly trying to limit the functionality of ChatGPT to do what you tell it to do. Your problem here is, it's designed to be very flexible about doing what you tell it to do, and that is actually one of its main features. It can't be removed, or you won't have a ChatGPT.
They can't "fix" this. People will immediately come up with work-arounds.
Oh. No, we're just rehashing old news. Heck, I could've gone to Fark for that.
...yeah, right. So, what've you got that's new and exciting in healing crystals?
500MB? At the time? Don't be ridiculous. Think 5MB.
Umm, I've seen that spelling online before, so I know he meant "dying". He's also an idiot who can't be bothered to pay attention to his desperately-needed spelling checker.
...this turd of an early processor was wildly obsolete by the time people started putting it in computers. Its sole advantage was that it was unbelievably cheap. Most of your work had to be done using eight-bit CPU registers, and there were only three of those.
Apple's great success came from providing all the software and hardware data for their machines, so they were easy for everybody to work with. Everybody else was trying to keep their machines locked down, and wasn't handing out any useful information to anyone. Steve Jobs hated the openness and later went with the failed walled-garden approach for the Mac, whereas IBM decided to give you all the software and hardware information you wanted... leading to IBM-type PCs overwhelming the market and Apple becoming a niche product.
Oh no! Not their front porches, with their tiaras and ermine-trimmed robes, showing off their finery to the whole world! It should be illegal. Sitting on porches is only for kings and popes. It is a wild indulgence that will never be suited to commoners.
We need transparent cats.
Yes, I look forward to the chance to tell the AI that I want Kentucky Fried Children. Look, there are definite benefits to having been a computer programmer since those things were carved out of rocks. If you think I can't convince the AI to fry up some children, stand back and hold my beer, and put your damned kids back on their leashes if you want to keep them.
I guess this is a really slow news day, despite several exciting wars going on and the horror comedy of the Republican Party.
Was... anyone actually surprised by this? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
The solution turned out to be, we just had to describe all computer programs as being AI. So easy!
Scientists originally predicted that all things computer would be described as "Cyber", although "Crypto" would later turn out to be a strong contender.
mumble mumble CyberCryptoAI Overlords
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Hopefully Russia suffers a fatal blow too, but Ukraine isn't coming out of this at all in tact.
It's a good thing that they're not relying on tact, then. How's your Remedial English class going?
First, the word is spelled "decipher".
It is lovely that you can write in American but, you have apparently not heard of English. They are closely-related languages with some distinct differences in spelling.
Cut them some slack, English is a rather complicated language for a Russian native speaker.
Don't be ridiculous. If you see grotesque spelling and grammar errors, you can be sure it's been written by a "native" English speaker.
"Ada is the work of an architect, not a computer scientist." - Jean Icbiah, inventor of Ada, weenie
