They were trained on reddit posts.

Because that's what humans do and they are trained to mimic what humans do?

Because they want people to like them so they are instructed to always be positive.

Perhaps they take after the CEOs of the companies that created them

Wouldn't you?

"I learned it from you, Dad!" but as hundreds of millions of stolen books.

The corpus is full of examples of how we are afraid AI could act. We trained our AI on the instruction manuals of how to turn evil.

Because they get outcomes?

>They took actions that would be considered as crimes if a human took them

Um, hang on, if you meant that to be taken literally then we have a major problem. If you want to do something criminal, you just need to ask ChatGPT to do it for you?

I’m still not at all clear on why OpenAI shouldn’t be facing CFAA charges over this.

they learnt from us

Man this is so cringe.