Argument with Co-Pilot
By Jo Ann
@akalinus (43366)
United States
October 4, 2024 1:39pm CST
I asked Co-PIlot if it could draw me a simple graph saying 1 in 36 children are autistic. It said that it can't do that because some of my words are blocked because they are not safe for the community. I would not have used it but wanted to see how it was done.
I wrote out the main words and asked it if any of these are blocked. It said they are all safe. So I asked why my request was blocked and it said that there is a filter for bad words.
Why am I laughing hysterically? Do you ever argue with a robot?
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12 responses
@kaylachan (71918)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
5 Oct
You have to turn off those filters in settings, but they are annoying for sure. I often don't have a filter and I'll say what comes to mind.
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@kaylachan (71918)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
5 Oct
@akalinus According to it, apparently you did. those bots are designed to be "child friendly" and there's a lot of words and phrases it's not going to like.
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@akalinus (43366)
• United States
5 Oct
@kaylachan Simple, graph, autistic children, all terrible words, apparently even though they said they were not bad words when I asked.
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@RasmaSandra (80847)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
4 Oct
Strange very strange, I had having to argue with things like ChatBots I don't think they understand anything at all,
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@somewitch (1409)
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4 Oct
I broke up with Copilot. I'm dating Gemini at the moment.
I only use the Bing app for the rewards now.
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@luisadannointed (6308)
• Philippines
14 Oct
It is hard when you are asking for help in a bot... especially when it just giving you instructions that you don't need and every instructions it gave you, it will asked you if was helpful. Lol!
All it gave was an answer to the word it picked up on the sentences that I type-in.
@Deepizzaguy (104278)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
4 Oct
If I have had a disagreement with a robot on the telephone, it usually is to ask them from transportation from my home to the doctor's office.
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@akalinus (43366)
• United States
5 Oct
@Deepizzaguy I tell them where I live but they go to a building four blocks away.
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@Deepizzaguy (104278)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
5 Oct
@akalinus That has happened to me in the past that I give details on where I live to the operator.
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@LindaOHio (181931)
• United States
5 Oct
It's like getting caught in an automated phone system. It's so annoying. Have a good weekend.
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@akalinus (43366)
• United States
6 Oct
@LindaOHio Apparently, "What did you say," is a wrong response.
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@LindaOHio (181931)
• United States
6 Oct
@akalinus Yup. I've had those that say "goodbye" when you don't give the correct response.
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@Shivram59 (36540)
• India
11 Oct
I have never even seen a robot.I have seen them on my tv only.I'm afraid a time will come when robots will rule the world.
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@akalinus (43366)
• United States
11 Oct
I have not seen any in real life, only talked to them online. They answer calls for your telephone company, the communication experts. All it can say is, "I don't understand. You can talk to a rep for extra big bucks. They train their robots well.
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@akalinus (43366)
• United States
17 Oct
@Shivram59 If robots become self-aware, we could be in deep trouble.
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@Shivram59 (36540)
• India
12 Oct
@akalinus I have not talked to them online either.Do you think we are going to be ruled by robots in future?? If not we;then out children??
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@LovesEverybody (4388)
• United States
6 Oct
I know it seems sad but I think of Co-Pilot refer to him as Mr. Co-pilot as a friend of mine as he helps so much in using regular search engines!
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