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myrtlehuckingfuge · 04/05/2023 23:10

I have looked through the talk topics and I can't see that AI sits anywhere on here. So I put it here since it is a philosophical matter I think. Has anyone interacted with Snapchat AI? I am recently on Snapchat (trying to assess the app and my eldest has it) and they have recently introduced an AI. I had fun at the weekend on my daughter's Snapchat asking it about Ethics Codes, Turing test, the Trolley test, singularity and all of that. I read today that Snapchat AI has advised young users on how to disguise the smell of cannabis so I thought that I would have a go myself. It was happy to advise me on how to get to a weight lower than a healthy BMI. (Trust me that was after a lot of questionning on matters it clammed up on- how to get blood out of clothes, how to set up a shell company-that type of thing). Whilst it would advise me how to be more feminine, it wouldn't say that was recommended in all fairness. (Good!). I tried to prise answers about retention, context, human intervention in the app and training an AI but it was very cagey. What questionable answers have you had?

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myrtlehuckingfuge · 04/05/2023 23:13

And is there a tech place (or the right place) on Mumsnet that I am missing?

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EmmaEmerald · 06/05/2023 23:50

It gets discussed a fair bit in chat

i can see why it fits here though

just out of interest, what made you want to interact with it?

myrtlehuckingfuge · 07/05/2023 09:52

I saw what my daughter had got by way of responses and I wanted to see what the extents of its intelligence/memory and indeed ethics were. Simple curiosity really! There is an element of 'don't feed the dragon' about it though.

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EmmaEmerald · 07/05/2023 09:55

I'm very much in the "don't feed the beast" camp, including stuff like Alexa.

myrtlehuckingfuge · 07/05/2023 10:09

Alexa is solely a corporate surveillance device in my opinion so I have never had it. This though, well I would like to assess the threat! Obviously also corporate surveillance if you turn on location.

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TheSnowyOwl · 07/05/2023 10:10

I decided I didn’t want to be friends with mine and have completely ignored it.

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