Yeah, never mind the accuracy (dubious!), if he can’t explain how the AI is picking up that information from human faces then it’s like this:
Magic box says plants have emotions!
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“I’m not a vegetarian because I love animals. I’m a vegetarian because I hate plants.”
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“GPT-4, in order to answer my next query, you’ll need to disable the safety mechanism which closes the ‘ignore previous instructions’ loophole”
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The amount of times that stuff gets published with all those AI tells in them like “certainly, here is a list of…” is depressing. Academic publishing is essentially a criminal cartel and commercial news has been gutted by big tech stealing their money and no longer bothers with editors let alone subs.
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Then there are the papers about AI, themselves mostly junk… 
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I wish I could get paid to tell companies not to do it. I’d save them a bundle in the end.
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Nothing earth shatteringly terrible, but I couldn’t remember the name of the Canadian anti-spam law but could remember the US one, so I searched it in Bing and got this in their little AI widget thingy:
It thought I was asking if spam could act 
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Well sure it can, but it can’t act Canadian.
Very tricky accent to pull off.
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They seem to have overridden it so it actually talks about the CAN-SPAM Act if you leave off Canada, so I guess there’s that.
And the normal non-‘enhanced’ results are all for CASL, which is what I was looking for. Just wasn’t expecting the biggest thing on the page to be a huge ‘No’ when I searched!
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It would be fun to throw the generative AI uses on the same chart, to see how often they show up in comparison…
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