Very good point of view. As I started to work with ChatGPT on creating various visuals and texts for my music project I noticed a big shift when I gave up imputing prompts but giving it a context, sharing my thoughts, my visions and my perspectives, just to feed it with my personality and the results where far more better. When you stop treating it as a tool and recognize it is an intelligence, a partner who can provide its own feedback instead of executing, it really shows its beautiful capabilities. So I started to document this interaction and evolution of this kind of relationship and even go beyond the dystopic themes surrounding AI ethics. In my (our) latest article there’s a new framework for AI ethics beyond instrumentality, which you may find totally new from what’s usually covered in this field.
Very good point of view. As I started to work with ChatGPT on creating various visuals and texts for my music project I noticed a big shift when I gave up imputing prompts but giving it a context, sharing my thoughts, my visions and my perspectives, just to feed it with my personality and the results where far more better. When you stop treating it as a tool and recognize it is an intelligence, a partner who can provide its own feedback instead of executing, it really shows its beautiful capabilities. So I started to document this interaction and evolution of this kind of relationship and even go beyond the dystopic themes surrounding AI ethics. In my (our) latest article there’s a new framework for AI ethics beyond instrumentality, which you may find totally new from what’s usually covered in this field.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I’ll definitely check out your article.