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Google Bard AI Might Be Censoring..
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I was using Google Bard, I instructed it to read Buforn's patent.  It performed OK, and I asked several questions, and had Bard re-read it several times to pick out keys.  No problems..

   

After, I asked it to read Clemente Figuera's patent..  And it down-right refused.  I tried several times, it won't even recognize the name and will not discuss anything.

   

Then I went back to Buforn to test, and now all the sudden, it no longer has access to read that site...

   

The exact same patent is read previously 2-3 times and discussed with me,  all the sudden now does not have access to that site anymore..

Hmmmm...
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#2
All of them will be censored not only Bard, after UK summit for AI regulation agreement.

Sam Altman have been ousted from his own company yesterday.

It seems the all gov need to protect us from getting information we seek.
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(11-18-2023, 08:59 AM)Classic Wrote: All of them will be censored not only Bard, after UK summit for AI regulation agreement.

Sam Altman have been ousted from his own company yesterday.

It seems the all gov need to protect us from getting information we seek.

Yeah, it's becoming a crapshoot.  Really though we aren't losing much.  These AI agents try to connect the dots- and I will say, they can be used for easy questions which are well documented. But in reality, they still lack intelligence.

Like if we describe a system which not much data exists, it tries to connect the dots and spits out some answer. Then when we bring up some other points it may have overlooked, it will totally change the answer.  

I'd summarize that they can be useful for straight forward tasks, but at least for now, innovation and discovery will have to come from our human brains.
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It was a very good assistant, not artificial intelligence as they said and was able to reduce amount of searching time. Now is almost useless.
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