Not this fucking guy. I think cursing and being able to discuss the mundane (i.e. weather) will be some of the tests we can use to quickly separate AI BS from real people. The weather already works for phone calls. Try it next time you think a customer service person might be AI, just “how’s the weather by you.” Or make a quip about how “it’s raining fucking cats and dogs” you’ll immediately see what i mean by the reaction of the person, or the weird whatever the fuck AI tries to spill at you.
I saw a thread about a guy trying to buy a second hand item from someone on a website and suspecting the seller might be AI from someone running a scam. It’s a long string of messages, and all kind of funny, but it’s in French.
The most absurd part of it was that the bot actually agreed to in-person delivery, with a real address (it probably went off-script). So the guy is like, why the hell not, let’s try it and goes there. Of course nobody’s there so he messages back the “seller”.
The conversation goes like :
"Okay, I’m here.
_ Yes, i’m here at address too, I am waiting for you with the item.
_ Uhh. Where?
_ I am just in front of you.
_ Well no you’re not.
_ I get why you might be confused, but from my perspective, I can confirm that I can see you in front of me right now.
_ What are you wearing ?
_ I am wearing appropriate attire for in-person delivery. It’s comfortable and adapted to the current meteorological conditions."
Even when the goal isn’t misinformation…
Removing filler words, personal and colloquial terms, replacing words for more appropriate ones according to an “internet search”.
Who would be subjected to that willingly? Why even use a real human in the process at this point?
I’m cool with having YouTube videos show the right word in huge letters over the speaker when they happen to use a wrong word.
Not this fucking guy. I think cursing and being able to discuss the mundane (i.e. weather) will be some of the tests we can use to quickly separate AI BS from real people. The weather already works for phone calls. Try it next time you think a customer service person might be AI, just “how’s the weather by you.” Or make a quip about how “it’s raining fucking cats and dogs” you’ll immediately see what i mean by the reaction of the person, or the weird whatever the fuck AI tries to spill at you.
I saw a thread about a guy trying to buy a second hand item from someone on a website and suspecting the seller might be AI from someone running a scam. It’s a long string of messages, and all kind of funny, but it’s in French.
The most absurd part of it was that the bot actually agreed to in-person delivery, with a real address (it probably went off-script). So the guy is like, why the hell not, let’s try it and goes there. Of course nobody’s there so he messages back the “seller”.
The conversation goes like :
"Okay, I’m here.
_ Yes, i’m here at address too, I am waiting for you with the item.
_ Uhh. Where?
_ I am just in front of you.
_ Well no you’re not.
_ I get why you might be confused, but from my perspective, I can confirm that I can see you in front of me right now.
_ What are you wearing ?
_ I am wearing appropriate attire for in-person delivery. It’s comfortable and adapted to the current meteorological conditions."
Clown show shenanigans