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Don’t tell me Google added AI to their searches now…

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This is Bard AI, googles AI. Its 10x better than chatGPT but is susceptible to AI jail breaking like they all are

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Are you sure? All I’ve heard from multiple people is that bars was terrible at answering most questions compared to chatgpt. Maybe it was improved recently?

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My opinion is entirely based off the fact bard has access to a love internet dataset. GPTs dataset, even GPT4, is from 2021

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14 points

I dunno if I’d agree with 10x better. I’ve encountered a lot of hallucinations

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My opinion is entirely based off the fact bard has access to a love internet dataset. GPTs dataset, even GPT4, is from 2021

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Not available in countries with strong data protection laws for some reason.

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Last thing I heard at least ChatGPT 4 was said to be better, but that was a while ago (in terms of AI chatbot timelines). Do you perhaps have a source for the 10x better part?

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My opinion is entirely based off the fact bard has access to a love internet dataset. GPTs dataset, even GPT4, is from 2021

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This is Bard. But Google Search also added AI to their searches, too.

Last time I checked it was in A/B testing and it was bad. The result previews sometimes show you what you are searching for, not what is actually there (wrong names, wrong dates, etc.).

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Yeah it’s not actually going to give you the password as it has no sense of truth, it’s just going to give a plausible sounding password, that’s how LLMs work.

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17 points

Hey, that guy killed some people in Ireland and got away with it!

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£100 for killing 2 people…

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111 points

ngl the movie the net in the 90s was actually pretty believable when it came to hacking

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No

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When I saw that film I remember thinking how outlandish it was for her to order pizza on the internet. Even if somehow that were possible, how could you just give a stranger your credit card details!? So, what, you pay a stranger and just hope your pizza arrives? Completely unbelievable.

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Even these days I’m still kinda wary inputting my card details on internet lmao. And for good reason.

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That phobia is exactly why I’m still using that piece of crap like PayPal.

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I mean, when you give them a number on the phone, the guy at the other end is just going to be putting the number in the same place the website does.

When you pay in-store with a credit card, probably same thing.

EDIT: Well, unless, for the last case, one’s using a cryptographic-signature-based mechanism, like the smartcard chip or wireless authentication. But if it’s a magstrip or someone punching numbers in…

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54 points

War dialing. Social engineering. Absolutely.

Also, hackers (except for the screen projecting on the characters faces).

It’s in that place I put that thing that time.

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16 points

also ordering pizza on the computer

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8 points

that was the future I wanted to believe in

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The one with Sandra Bullock? Concept-wise it was quite realistic. But the hacking itself, man that was some unbelievable stuff. I don’t think they got any fact or term right. Almost as if the OG Clippy helped: “It looks like you want to make a hacker-related movie…”

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14 points

And honorable mention to the non-existing Matrix sequel that had an actual SSH vulnerability on screen.

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I think Trinity was using nmap to port scan or ping sweep the subnet, also

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If memory serves, it’s Pencil

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