[mortenjorck]

I would have been very hesitant to run the “just killed wife“ test given that ChatGPT will indeed flag your account and if a certain threshold is crossed, escalate to humans, who will presumably contact authorities to avoid this happening again: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cq6je7e80r7o

Obviously a certain percentage of the user base is running lurid hypotheticals through the system all the time, but I don’t doubt there is a trust score of some sort that I would prefer to keep as high as possible.

[JumpCrisscross]

> ChatGPT will indeed flag your account

Oh no, I'll have to spin up a new e-mail address...

[pornel]

And prove you're not a child by handing over your ID or selfie to a company that Values Your Privacy according to their price list.

Microsoft will snitch your Windows install GUID when you connect through a VPN.

If you make your connection too anonymous, Google's recaptcha will not let your through until you use your mobile phone to prove your humanity, which knows your phone number (which in many countries can't be obtained anonymously, you burner-phone terrorist).

[metoobruh]

It only ends when heads start rolling, and/or bodies start hanging from lampposts. There's no voting your way out of dystopia.

[rsync]

"... prove you're not a child by handing over your ID ..."

Anecdote: I just created an API access account at openAI, for a business I own, two weeks ago, with no identification check of any kind.

No human name is anywhere on the account.

[alwa]

And payment method, presumably. At least until they get the KYC stuff revved up…

https://support.claude.com/en/articles/14328960-identity-ver...

> Being responsible with powerful technology starts with knowing who is using it.

Shiver.

[solid_fuel]

Maybe finish reading the sentence before you respond.