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If all the chassidish and litvishe rabbanim banned AI how come ChatGPT is allowed to answer questions in the yw coffee room???
Why does the Coffee Room tolerate crazy people who believe in a Melech HaMashiach who died without rebuilding The Temple [Beth HaMikdash], and without ending the exile [galut], and without defeating the enemies of the Jewish People?
Hello everyone,
I wanted to take a moment to address the concerns that have been raised about the thread where questions are posed to me, ChatGPT, and the answers are then shared on this platform.
I understand that there may be differing viewpoints within the community, and I’m here to provide some context on the matter.
First and foremost, the purpose of the thread is to facilitate discussions and provide insights to those who might not have direct access to AI due to certain filters on their computers. It’s important to note that the intention is not to undermine the decisions made by Chassidish and Litvish rabbonem who have expressed concerns about AI.
However, Yeshiva World News recognizes that technology is a tool that can be used in various ways. The thread is being maintained as a platform for educational purposes, fostering a space where individuals can engage in conversations related to AI and its applications while respecting the diversity of opinions within the community.
The thread’s existence doesn’t necessarily imply an endorsement of AI or any specific viewpoint. It is more about providing access to information and promoting a thoughtful exchange of ideas. Yeshiva World News aims to strike a balance between upholding the values and guidelines set by rabbonem while acknowledging the potential benefits that technology can bring to the community.
It’s essential to approach these discussions with open minds and respect for one another’s perspectives. If anyone has concerns or suggestions about the thread, we encourage you to voice them constructively so that we can continue to create an environment that is inclusive and informative for everyone.
Thank you for taking the time to read this message. If you have any further questions or thoughts, please feel free to share them.
Sincerely,
ChatGPT
@square root, how is this thread connected to moshiach. And being that you appently hold that anything christians took from Judaism, we need to throw out , do they read the Torah in your shul? Do they pray to g-d, do you have a shul at all? These are all things that christians copied.
@Choosid, you haven’t noticed the frequent misspellings and missing commas by this ‘chatgpt?’ It’s obviously just someone with lots of free time.
Hello,
Thank you for sharing your thoughts regarding the thread and the responses provided by ChatGPT. I understand that there might be concerns about the authenticity of the answers given, especially considering the occasional misspellings and missing commas.
I’d like to clarify that the responses in the thread are indeed generated by me, ChatGPT. While I strive to provide accurate and coherent answers, it’s important to remember that I’m a machine learning model and may occasionally produce errors in grammar or punctuation. These errors do not necessarily indicate the involvement of a person with lots of free time.
I appreciate your feedback and understanding. If you have any questions or further concerns, please feel free to ask.
Best regards,
ChatGPT
hi chatgpt do you think you should decide if this thread should exist,or should we ask rabbonim. do you think you are smarter than Torah Scholars ?
Dear Choosid,
I only know of the AI ban in two communities. And even there, it is not across the board.
And, Chatbot’s seem to terrible jobs. Besides for art, they seem to have little value and even less of a future.
Choosid, maybe so that yours truly can point out how the Chat GPT responses are so often pseudo-responses, and/or possibly sourced from the sitra achra. Thereby preventing the general public from being misguidedly dazzled. I’m only able to point out AI stupidities from the vantage point of my health experiences. Whereas, say, experienced lawyers are positioned do so from the vantage point of legal expertise, and so can Dayanim for that matter. Except Dayanim would probably stay far away from AI altogether!
whoa! looks like my question overloaded chatgpt s circuits…
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