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Considering we have no real way to audit ChatGPT's correctness or security, I find this worrisome at best.
by jascii 3y ago
Considering we have no real way to audit ChatGPT's correctness or security, I find this worrisome at best.
- tiahura 3y agoYou mean like reviewing the output? How do we audit a congressional staffer's correctness?
- jascii 3y agoYes. What's the use of having standards for document handling and guaranteeing their correctness if we then feed them through a black box and accept its interpretation at face value.
- darkwizard42 3y agoI mean we have ~4,000 page bills going through Congress today, it is impossible to even verify anyone has read through the entire thing. At least this will be a start.
- ChatGTP 3y agoQuestion, is this a solution to the problem, an exacerbation ? Or maintaining the status quo? Doesn’t sound like an improvement which is an shame.
- galleywest200 3y agoTrue, but it certainly does not seem worse.
- darkwizard42 3y agoI don't know, it always feels like we are stuck between SUPER LONG and descriptive TOS and contracts when simple language + trust would make things easier. Maybe something like this helps abstract away legalese and keep bills in readable form? That would be a great world to be in, common sense contract/bills but still hold up to bad actors/conflict resolution.