Strange headline here is the essence of it
> The sheriff’s office alleges they found ChatGPT searches on the boy’s laptop about Mexican cartels and collecting his blood without causing pain.
> Separately, the Volusia Sheriff’s Office arrested a 13-year-old in Deland, near Orlando and Daytona Beach, who they claim typed „how to kill my friend in the middle of class“ into ChatGPT.
> a deputy at Southwestern Middle School was alerted by Gaggle, a school-safety platform that scans school-issued accounts and flags concerning content.
Atlanta_Mane on
Soon, questions asked about Israel are going to lead to arrests.
GetOutOfTheWhey on
>The sheriff’s office said officers responded to the school on Sept. 26 after a deputy at Southwestern Middle School was alerted by Gaggle, a school-safety platform that scans school-issued accounts and flags concerning content.
I would complain about why dont the police let the schools handle this stuff first before actually arresting someone..
But then I remembered that the schools want to shirk this responsibility as well which is why they outsourced this to „safety platform“ and washed their hands of the whole thing.
No one wants responsibility anymore.
MotherFunker1734 on
1984 wasn’t an instructions manual.
No_Conversation9561 on
they can’t wait to ban open weight models
siggystabs on
It’s a school issued account that resulted in this being flagged… why is this even news. Nothing you do on a secured school or work laptop is private.
cassanderer on
What is the first one, collecting blood without causing pain, mexican cartels, wtf was the offense now?
Terrywolf555 on
Gonna get down voted for this, but considering this was a school-issued account as well, as well as how often these sorta issues DON’T get treated as seriously as they should, this approach is 100% warranted. The only ones complaining are teenagers on Reddit.
BeginningPitch5607 on
How in the fuck does any of this hold up in court? No crimes were committed, so you’d have to prove intent, which is one of the hardest things to do in any case. Waste of taxpayer dollars and police resources.
PlatinumPlayer on
I started using it recently, and with it I started to wonder how others may use it. I asked it if I was some evil criminal or person on the most wanted list would they actively help me evade the law, they denied. Anything regarding my dodging authorities and effectively hiding they would not assist even in hypothetical situations.
Among asking these questions I started wondering if these logs were archived and sent somewhere in the event chatGPT or google DOES think I’m someone on the top wanted list lol
No_Assignment_9721 on
OP used an editorialized, click bait headline.
TLDR: Students get caught by 3rd party software while using student accounts in school
Wollff on
> „Parents, please talk to your kids so they don’t make the same mistake,“
Parents, friends, internet citizens: Please all ask ChatGPT on how to murder friends and get away with it.
Because asking such questions is not illegal.
Suspicious_Fold2393 on
Someone is going to try to take advantage of this to make it so its illegal to learn about certain historical events. They already do it in some countries. Why not here for our glorious leader too?
exqueezemenow on
Well that’s the last time I ask Chat GPT for help figuring out where to put the body…. (/s to be clear)
Mo0kish on
„ChatGPT, what should I not ask to get arrested if I want to murder a co-worker and get away with it.“
We good?
SeaWolf24 on
So basically minority report but without oracles and people with slightly more education than the kids they’re arresting. Nice.
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Strange headline here is the essence of it
> The sheriff’s office alleges they found ChatGPT searches on the boy’s laptop about Mexican cartels and collecting his blood without causing pain.
> Separately, the Volusia Sheriff’s Office arrested a 13-year-old in Deland, near Orlando and Daytona Beach, who they claim typed „how to kill my friend in the middle of class“ into ChatGPT.
> a deputy at Southwestern Middle School was alerted by Gaggle, a school-safety platform that scans school-issued accounts and flags concerning content.
Soon, questions asked about Israel are going to lead to arrests.
>The sheriff’s office said officers responded to the school on Sept. 26 after a deputy at Southwestern Middle School was alerted by Gaggle, a school-safety platform that scans school-issued accounts and flags concerning content.
I would complain about why dont the police let the schools handle this stuff first before actually arresting someone..
But then I remembered that the schools want to shirk this responsibility as well which is why they outsourced this to „safety platform“ and washed their hands of the whole thing.
No one wants responsibility anymore.
1984 wasn’t an instructions manual.
they can’t wait to ban open weight models
It’s a school issued account that resulted in this being flagged… why is this even news. Nothing you do on a secured school or work laptop is private.
What is the first one, collecting blood without causing pain, mexican cartels, wtf was the offense now?
Gonna get down voted for this, but considering this was a school-issued account as well, as well as how often these sorta issues DON’T get treated as seriously as they should, this approach is 100% warranted. The only ones complaining are teenagers on Reddit.
How in the fuck does any of this hold up in court? No crimes were committed, so you’d have to prove intent, which is one of the hardest things to do in any case. Waste of taxpayer dollars and police resources.
I started using it recently, and with it I started to wonder how others may use it. I asked it if I was some evil criminal or person on the most wanted list would they actively help me evade the law, they denied. Anything regarding my dodging authorities and effectively hiding they would not assist even in hypothetical situations.
Among asking these questions I started wondering if these logs were archived and sent somewhere in the event chatGPT or google DOES think I’m someone on the top wanted list lol
OP used an editorialized, click bait headline.
TLDR: Students get caught by 3rd party software while using student accounts in school
> „Parents, please talk to your kids so they don’t make the same mistake,“
Parents, friends, internet citizens: Please all ask ChatGPT on how to murder friends and get away with it.
Because asking such questions is not illegal.
Someone is going to try to take advantage of this to make it so its illegal to learn about certain historical events. They already do it in some countries. Why not here for our glorious leader too?
Well that’s the last time I ask Chat GPT for help figuring out where to put the body…. (/s to be clear)
„ChatGPT, what should I not ask to get arrested if I want to murder a co-worker and get away with it.“
We good?
So basically minority report but without oracles and people with slightly more education than the kids they’re arresting. Nice.