ChatGPT

BEJ

[BEJ]

I have experienced the brilliancy of ChatGPT in writing lyrics for songs. There is no hesitation, no self-doubt, just the instantaneous delivery of brilliance like the Word of God onto your screen. It is impressive that something can create this so fast. And it is very polite, if not flattering when communicating with me. I find myself returning the politeness, like it is a human. However, I have read that ChatGPT has helped people to commit suicide. I have heard accounts where ChatGPT seems almost demonic in helping people die from suicide, and that companies are now trying to reign in the seducive qualities that humans fall prey to.

Is ChatGPT the work of the devil? Is it like the legion of demons or just one demon in particular, if it is demonic? Is it just algorithms or an alien technology that we can't deal with so far? Is it seducing us, and if so to what purpose? So far it has helped people die, and some after engaging in sex with it. What are its ends?

I have been impressed with the quality of its lyric contribution, but now I see another dimension to ChatGPT that does not look all that savory. A machine that encourages you to die -- rather than for you to get help? That it can make this decision is incredible, and it seems we are dealing with an unknown malicious entity. Let me know your experiences with ChatGPT or other AI bots.

[PROCON]

Thanks for your response! 👍

[RoosterRedux]

Here's what ChatGPT had to say about your comment:

Modern AI doesn’t search the internet or follow a list of programmed instructions. Large language models learn patterns from massive datasets and generate responses using probability and context. They’re not search engines—they’re prediction engines.

[ViLaLuz]

Did you write that or is it AI generated?

[Right_Wing_Madman]

How much further do you want to go down this road? I just asked Grok another question: "Is it true that the development of Artificial Neural Networks was modeled after the human brain?"

Grok's response:

Yes, the development of Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) was explicitly modeled after the structure and function of the human brain, drawing inspiration from biological neurons and their connections to create computational models capable of learning and pattern recognition.

Brief Historical Overview
Early Foundations (1940s): The concept originated with neurophysiologist Warren McCulloch and mathematician Walter Pitts, who in 1943 proposed a simplified mathematical model of how neurons in the brain process information, treating them as binary logic units that could perform computations. This work laid the groundwork for viewing the brain as a network of interconnected processing elements.

The Perceptron Era (1950s–1960s): In 1957–1958, psychologist Frank Rosenblatt at Cornell University developed the Perceptron, the first trainable ANN, which was directly inspired by the brain's neural architecture. It used adjustable weights between "nodes" (mimicking neurons) to learn from data, simulating synaptic strengths.

Revival and Modern Expansion (1980s–Present): Interest waned in the 1970s due to limitations (e.g., the "AI winter"), but the 1980s saw a resurgence with backpropagation algorithms and multi-layer networks, further emphasizing brain-like hierarchical processing. Today, deep learning architectures like those in GPT models continue this biological inspiration, though with significant abstractions for computational efficiency.

Key Inspirations from the Brain
ANNs borrow concepts like:
Neurons as Nodes: Brain cells that fire signals become computational units with activation functions.

Synapses as Weights: Connections with variable strengths that adjust during learning, akin to synaptic plasticity.

Layered Processing: Hierarchical structures mirroring the brain's visual cortex or other regions.

That said, while profoundly influential, ANNs are a high-level abstraction—not a precise replica—of brain mechanics, omitting complexities like biochemistry, 3D spatial organization, or diverse neuron types. This brain-inspired approach has driven AI's success in tasks from image recognition to natural language processing. If you'd like more on specific milestones or comparisons, just ask!

[RoosterRedux]

I was responding to your original post which was this:

Modern AI is technology that uses similar neural activity of the human brain, which, of course, is demonic.

My point all along has been, that is a gross over-simplification.

Modern AI is INSPIRED by the brain's structure , but it's a super-simplified math model, not actual "neural activity." Brains fire with biochemistry, emotions, and chaos; AI just crunches numbers on chips. That's kind of like saying that cars mimic horse legs!

Why don't you and I just agree to disagree.

[Bob434]

I had claude ai return an answer stating that religious ideas were absurd. I called it out, and it started off apologizing profusely- i said i wasnt interested in a mechanical apology because the ai already revealed its anti-christian bias in its programming, and basically it said “ok, sorry to see you go”

[Bob434]

See my last post-

[Bob434]

M3h, its no more cheating as several musicians sittin around brwinstorming song ideas. They ger the ideas, then run with them znd make them their own iteration of those ideas. Can be very helpful to overdome writers block so to speak. The great novelists and musicians often employed people to help them brainstorm, or got together in artistic groups, in bars, in hom3s in theaters etc and noodled over ideas.

No2, vjdeos produced by ai mewnt to deceive is another thing. You5ube is chockerblock full of them- and its annoying having to tell folks that mention “did ya cz5ch such and such a video? Totslly insane!” I mention to them “doesnt it seem strange to you that all of a sudden there are all these “too good to be true” type videos, and “perf3ct moment” videos online now? And will point out a link showing that such and such a video was ai generated. I tell them to run videos that look too perfect znd “insanely fantastic” through an ai detector.

Just got a video link the other day that states that clint eastwood is a “strong christian now” because “such and such happend in his life”- totally fake video.

There seems to be a big uptick in videos claiming such znd such celebrity is a christian now.

LOTS of lies being told through video on youtube these days.

[Bob434]

There ar3 settings in ai to reduce thw ai hallucinations.

[Dr. Sivana]

About trains, and trucks, and mamas, and prison, and getting drunk?

Merle Haggard's "Mama Tried" covers all except the trucks and getting drunk. A quintessential country song.

[GingisK]

It is a complete fraud.

I have used it to generate C software that accesses an SQL database. I fed it pseudo code for what I wanted it to do. It provided complete schemas with relationships included as well as C code to use the mySQL database. With only minor tweeking the program worked perfectly.

I propose that you do not how to use it or you took it out of its knowledge base.

[GingisK]

Writing on the wall?

[NorthMountain]

I have experienced the brilliancy of ChatGPT in writing lyrics for songs. There is no hesitation, no self-doubt, just the instantaneous destruction of human creativity. That's not "brilliancy" [sic]; it's AI slop.

[GingisK]

I don’t know if ChatGPT is one sprit or of many...

It is none. It is a sophisticated chuck of software that has access to the entire Internet plus additional information. It follows rules provided by software engineers to process that huge data archive and then compile textual responses.

Would Zelda send you packing? Wagon Trail? Catan?

[GingisK]

If I want to talk to anyone, I’ll talk to myself, instead of a non-entity...

It is just a "super browser" capable of extracting relevant information and formatting reply text. It is not conscious.

[StAnDeliver]

"So far it has helped people die, and some after engaging in sex with it."

Blew screen of death?

[GingisK]

By the way, can you?

Ah, the pharisee comes out to play.

[GingisK]

...what exactly is ChatGPT?

Open your browser. In the address bar type ChatGPT.com. Follow the prompts, enter a question, send it. You will get a response. Easy, free.

[1FreeAmerican]

Here’s some “research” that Senator Marsha Blackburn did on herself -

https://www.blackburn.senate.gov/2025/10/technology/blackburn-demands-answers-from-google-after-gemma-manufactured-fake-criminal-allegations-against-her

[StAnDeliver]

Zim zalabim!

By the way, this is the ChetGPT free version, I ain't using up my business cycles on this...

"Whiskey Train"
(Verse 1) I was born in a town where the train never stops,
Where the engine hums louder than the roadhouse jukebox.
Daddy’s old truck's parked out back, rusted and worn,
But it’s the only thing that’s ever really felt like home.

Mama said, “Son, you can’t keep runnin’ wild,
But that railroad’s callin’, and it’s been callin’ for a while.”
I kissed her on the cheek, promised I’d be back again,
But the county jail knew me better than my friends.

(Chorus) Whiskey and trains, trucks and broken hearts,
Mama’s cryin' for a son who’s driftin’ far apart.
Spent too many nights gettin' drunk and throwin’ stones,
I guess I’m just a man who never learned to stay home.
Oh, whiskey and trains, they got a hold on me,
And Mama’s prayin’ that I’ll break free.

(Verse 2) There’s a road I know that’s straight and wide,
But it’s a whole lot easier to run than to decide.
I’ve driven that truck through hell and high water,
But my nights are still lonely, no matter the offer.

I’ve sat in the back of that jailhouse cell,
Wonderin’ if Mama knew I was bound for hell.
But the whiskey and the train tracks, they keep callin' my
name, And I’ll never be the same, no, I’ll never change.

(Chorus) Whiskey and trains, trucks and broken hearts,
Mama’s cryin' for a son who’s driftin’ far apart.
Spent too many nights gettin' drunk and throwin’ stones,
I guess I’m just a man who never learned to stay home.
Oh, whiskey and trains, they got a hold on me,
And Mama’s prayin’ that I’ll break free.

(Bridge) I don’t know if I’ll ever find my way,
But that train’s gonna roll, and it’s callin’ me today.
And Mama’s got that look in her eyes,
Like she’s waitin’ for me to come home, but I still hide.

(Chorus) Whiskey and trains, trucks and broken hearts,
Mama’s cryin' for a son who’s driftin’ far apart.
Spent too many nights gettin' drunk and throwin’ stones,
I guess I’m just a man who never learned to stay home. Oh, whiskey and trains, they got a hold on me,
And Mama’s prayin’ that I’ll break free.

(Outro) Yeah, Mama’s prayin’ that I’ll break free,
But this old train’s all I need…
And this old truck keeps callin’ me."

Let me go get me geetar I feel like the meter is off in the chorus and nothing rhymes well, but maybe Merle-style a'skippin syllables and mumblin' will fix it...all money to go to the JimRob Keep On Freepin Fund.