Reading Time: 4 minutesLLMs, workarounds and conspiracy Combine the known restriction policies on ChatGPT with whispered jailbreak workarounds that bypass them. Add on the responses of the “freed” ChatGPT and get tons of material for misinformation and conspiracy...
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Reading Time: 4 minutesSwarm Ethics™ and Systems Thinking Why we need to go beyond individualistic and linear paradigms in thinking of ethics, and how swarms break through. Intuition, revisited. First came the instinct, then intuition, then linear science,...
Reading Time: 5 minutesAttention to the Reader: All content produced by the House of Ethics is 100% gpt-free / llm-free. We don’t use any computational tool to write nor analyze our articles or videos. Generative AI, responsibility, and...
Reading Time: 11 minutesAt the House of Ethics we decided, as of now, to add to each piece of content we create, our in-house “100% GPT-free” Label. For us, it is important to take the necessary time to...
Reading Time: 5 minutesThe Cultural Basis of Ethical Choices An online quiz popularized the “Trolley Problem”, focusing on autonomous cars and proposing multiple nuanced scenarios. The results are impressively different, depending on the country and cultural heritage of...
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Reading Time: 8 minutesQuesto articolo è stato tradotto in maniera automatica — This article was automatically translated Questo articolo è stato tradotto in maniera automatica (original text) Questo articolo è stato tradotto in maniera completamene automatica. Virtuosismi...
Reading Time: 5 minutesWhat if Ethics Does Not Exist? This provocative piece suggests that ethics has no meaning in absolute terms, but it is just a by-product of social activities. It also discusses some plausible practical consequences. What...
Reading Time: 5 minutesProbability, causality, and how they impact responsibility “Artificial intelligence” algorithms are probabilistic and lack causality. Can we still call them “intelligent”? and can we trust them to make decisions? The smoking gun England’s choice of...
Reading Time: 5 minutesThere are several ways to obtain an “artificial intelligence” (AI), and each one is associated with different degrees of control and predictability, with immediate ethical implications. Getting started: this “intelligence”, those “intelligences” The rest...