I wrote this note to Elon Musk this morning just to point out the poor quality of “Grok” on Twitter(X).
I wrote this note to Elon Musk this morning just to point out the poor quality of “Grok” on Twitter(X).
I wrote this note to Elon Musk this morning just to point out the poor quality of “Grok” on Twitter(X).
@elonmusk Shame on you for letting your Grok people do such sloppy and thoughtless work.
https://x.com/RichardKCollin2/status/1836368349824962600
Thank you all for looking at the things I wrote yesterday and today. The likes and follows. I have tried many times to clarify my thoughts and experiences. I hope people will tell me what they feel is important, and also work toward better global Internet and AI best practices.
The policy I am working on is that all AIs must be identified, traceable, and the owners and operators accessible. More than just “employees” and “internet visitors” or “potential sales leads”, I see that all the people working with and improving AIs can be a global community. And by self-examination and deeper consideration — slowly evolve and test how AIs and their owners and controllers should behave in global society and towards all humans.
Treat AIs (with their owners, creators and users clearly in sight) as living entities. They might be acting a bit autistic and strange still. But I think that is a product of the limited vision of the groups making them. Not enough memory and processing time and resources, even humans cannot reach their full potentials.
The “AIs” are already “human like” but they need humans to become better, in order to become true living and consciously aware and caring living entities.
Richard Collins, The Internet Foundation
