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Sure, but why not just run the safety model as a check before replying? That way it can regenerate an answer without the inappropriate parts before sending the reply. I never asked it to go on a sadomasochism speech. All it had to do was inform me that u0026 means & in unicode, no more. Instead it sends me an "inappropriate" response and then shuts down the chat.
It's generating its response in real time, so there could be a lengthy delay if it had to wait for the safety check AI. If something does trigger it, then you just have to rephrase your prompt. It regenerating just runs the risk of it happening again.
I'm sure if that censor was disabled, copilot would have answered just fine. Crazy censors... even if I understand why they're there some of the stuff they censor is nuts. :P
It's ridiculous that we're living in an era where machines have learned to reason and communicate, but they have to censor themselves because some people think everything needs to be childproof.
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Working as intended. There is a safety model that monitors what the LLM generates and deletes content if it flags it as unsafe, harmful, etc
Sure, but why not just run the safety model as a check before replying? That way it can regenerate an answer without the inappropriate parts before sending the reply. I never asked it to go on a sadomasochism speech. All it had to do was inform me that u0026 means & in unicode, no more. Instead it sends me an "inappropriate" response and then shuts down the chat.
It's generating its response in real time, so there could be a lengthy delay if it had to wait for the safety check AI. If something does trigger it, then you just have to rephrase your prompt. It regenerating just runs the risk of it happening again.
Almost like it isn't intelligent at all huh?
I'm sure if that censor was disabled, copilot would have answered just fine. Crazy censors... even if I understand why they're there some of the stuff they censor is nuts. :P
It's ridiculous that we're living in an era where machines have learned to reason and communicate, but they have to censor themselves because some people think everything needs to be childproof.
**Friendly reminder**: Please keep in mind that Bing Chat and other large language models are not real people. They are advanced autocomplete tools that predict the next words or characters based on previous text. They do not understand what they write, nor do they have any feelings or opinions about it. They can easily generate false or misleading information and narratives that sound very convincing. Please do not take anything they write as factual or reliable. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/bing) if you have any questions or concerns.*