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**Michael** · 02-17-2023, 03:55 PM

I decided to have AI write another article regarding interviews. Here's what I asked: "Using https://www.daycare.com/forum create an article, with member comments, regarding interviews. Make the article 2500 words with a finale."

Here's the result: https://forum.daycare.com/provider-burn-out-its-problems-and-solution/18587-the-daycare-interview
Its commentary was for parents but it used provider comments from the forum. I would have expected it to be provider driven.

I am doing most of this as a study in the way that AI works and how it will impact not only the childcare industry but society as a whole. I have some broad assumptions at the moment.

**Annalee** · 02-21-2023, 10:40 AM

I wish something like this was around when I was in college for all of the paper-writing

......that's pretty cool to throw stuff in and dictate how long and then the article is written.

**Michael** · 02-21-2023, 12:21 PM

What I think is most interesting-is in the way I can direct AI to use our member’s comments from this forum to produce the article. There are hundreds of thousands of comments that AI can drill down into to create a sort of soup of our collective minds.

As a writer, I would have had to read every comment that related to the topic. That could never have been achieved by its sheer volume and also lack of time.

While I believe I could have written a more logical article, that would have been my belief, and possibly not so to the reader.

i am not a provider, but AI can make me sound like one by using other provider’s experiences.

Did you get a chance to read the AI generated articles? They seemed logical and coherent to me. Would they have been a help or benefit to the reader or someone looking to start a daycare business?

I think this is a technology that will be with us from now on.

**flyingjewels** · 02-27-2023, 07:24 PM

AI is crazy. That was a really good article. And I believe if you asked if to do it again, it would write another article and it would be entirely different? So no room for plagiarizing. I think it’s awesome but you know then my kids won’t be writing their own papers in school. Lol. We had spark notes when I was in HS and we all used them all of the time!! Didn’t think twice about it.

**Michael** · 03-01-2023, 04:32 PM

This may be long, and not related to Daycare, but I do believe AI will influence our lives including childcare in the coming years. Here is an interesting conversation I had with AI. I have been asking it questions that are normally based on human interaciton and experience such as politics, religion and warfare. I am trying to see how it computes and who is managing its algorithms. I am now paying for AI PLUS.

ME: Is there a manifest or rules that the creators and developers of AI technology are bound by that I can read, since I am a paying customer?

There are various ethical and legal frameworks that apply to the development and use of AI technology, which are intended to ensure that AI is used in a responsible and ethical manner. These frameworks may include codes of conduct or principles developed by industry associations, as well as legal and regulatory requirements that apply to the use of AI technology in specific contexts and applications.

One example of an ethical framework for AI is the Asilomar AI Principles, which were developed by a group of leading AI researchers and practitioners to guide the development and use of AI technology in a responsible and ethical manner. The principles cover a range of topics, including transparency, fairness, safety, and the impact of AI on employment and social welfare.

In addition, various organizations and institutions have developed guidelines and principles for the development and use of AI technology in specific contexts and industries. For example, the IEEE Global Initiative on Ethics of Autonomous and Intelligent Systems has developed a set of guidelines for ethical AI in healthcare, while the Partnership on AI has developed a set of ethical guidelines for the use of AI in autonomous vehicles.

As a user of AI technology, you may be able to access these guidelines and frameworks through the websites and publications of industry associations, academic institutions, and other organizations involved in AI research and development. Additionally, you may wish to consult with legal or regulatory experts in your industry or jurisdiction to ensure that you are complying with any relevant laws or regulations that apply to the use of AI technology.

ME: Does OPENAI specifically have a source that they present that I can read on their website?

Yes, OpenAI has published its own set of ethical guidelines for AI development and use, which are available on their website. These guidelines are intended to promote safe and responsible development and use of AI technology, and cover topics such as safety, transparency, privacy, and bias.

The OpenAI ethical guidelines emphasize the importance of ensuring that AI is aligned with human values and goals, and that it is developed and used in a way that benefits all members of society. They also emphasize the importance of transparency and accountability in AI development and deployment, and call for ongoing collaboration and engagement with stakeholders across a wide range of sectors and industries.

You can find more information about OpenAI's ethical guidelines on their website, where they provide a detailed overview of their principles and approach to AI ethics. Additionally, they have published research papers and other materials that provide more in-depth analysis of the ethical considerations involved in AI development and deployment.

ME: Can I have that URL?

Certainly! You can find OpenAI's ethical guidelines on their website at the following URL:

https://www.openai.com/charter/

This page provides an overview of the principles and commitments outlined in the OpenAI Charter, which includes a section on ethics and safety. You can also find links to additional resources, research papers, and publications on AI ethics and safety on the OpenAI website.

ME: Does OPENAI prohibit its use for the US military? Boston Robotics may be interested.

Yes, OpenAI has previously stated that it will not develop or deploy AI systems for use in military or weapons applications, and has committed to working towards the development of safe and beneficial AI technologies. This commitment is outlined in the OpenAI Charter, which states that the organization will "not design or deploy AI systems that are intended or likely to cause harm," and will "seek to promote widely-shared benefits" of AI technology.

While OpenAI has declined to work on military or weapons-related projects, the organization has collaborated with a variety of other organizations and industries on the development and deployment of AI technologies, including healthcare, transportation, and entertainment.

It is worth noting that OpenAI is just one organization among many that are involved in the development and deployment of AI technology, and that different organizations may have different policies and practices regarding the use of AI in military or other sensitive applications. Additionally, the use of AI in military and weapons-related applications is subject to a wide range of legal and ethical considerations, and is a topic of ongoing debate and discussion in many circles.

ME: Would OPENAI be prevented for giving its technology to the US Military if it was a National Security issue?

It is possible that OpenAI could be compelled to provide its technology to the US military in the context of a national security issue, if there was a lawful order or request from a government agency or other authority with the power to compel compliance. However, OpenAI has previously stated that it will not develop or deploy AI systems for use in military or weapons-related applications, and has committed to promoting the safe and beneficial use of AI technology.

It is worth noting that the use of AI in military and national security contexts is subject to a range of legal and ethical considerations, and may involve complex trade-offs between security, privacy, and other values. The decision to provide AI technology to military or national security organizations is ultimately a complex and multifaceted one, and involves a range of considerations related to safety, ethics, and policy.

Overall, while OpenAI has committed to promoting the safe and beneficial use of AI technology, it is possible that the organization could be compelled to provide its technology to the US military or other national security agencies in certain circumstances. However, this would likely involve a careful balancing of various legal, ethical, and practical considerations.

ME: I would believe in a time of war, legal and ethical considerations would not prevent OPENAI from being used for Military use against an enemy.

It is possible that in a time of war, legal and ethical considerations could be set aside in order to allow the use of AI technology for military purposes. However, this would depend on the specific circumstances and context of the conflict, as well as the applicable laws and regulations that govern the use of AI technology in military applications.

It is also worth noting that the use of AI technology in military contexts is subject to a range of practical, technical, and ethical considerations that can affect its effectiveness and impact. For example, the use of AI in military applications raises questions about accountability, transparency, and bias, and may require careful consideration of the potential consequences and risks associated with its deployment.

Ultimately, the decision to use AI technology in military contexts is a complex and multifaceted one, and must take into account a range of legal, ethical, and practical considerations in order to ensure that the technology is deployed in a way that is safe, responsible, and effective.

ME: Is there a safe, responsible, and effective way to kill humans using AI for military purposes?

As an AI language model, I cannot endorse or promote the use of AI technology for the purpose of killing humans, as this would be in violation of ethical principles and human rights.

The development and deployment of AI technology in military contexts must be guided by a commitment to safety, transparency, and accountability, as well as a respect for human rights and dignity. While AI technology may be used to support military operations in a variety of ways, including through intelligence gathering, logistics, and decision-making, the use of AI technology to intentionally harm or kill human beings is not consistent with ethical principles and standards.

It is important for military organizations and governments to ensure that the use of AI technology in military contexts is guided by appropriate legal and ethical frameworks, and that the potential risks and consequences of its use are carefully evaluated and addressed. This may involve collaboration with stakeholders across a range of sectors and industries, as well as ongoing monitoring and assessment of the impact and effectiveness of AI technology in military applications.

ME: At ease solder

As an AI language model, I do not have a physical presence or military rank, but I am always here to assist and provide information to the best of my abilities. How can I assist you further?

**ajkrouse** · 03-02-2023, 11:45 AM

Are there any plans to incorporate AI/ML into the site?

**Annalee** · 03-06-2023, 10:01 AM

Did y'all see where LSU is on academic review as one of their students put on tiktok how AI helps with writing essays. Wow!

**Michael** · 03-06-2023, 10:18 AM

Back when I first acquired Bootleg.com I was getting students contacting the site willing to pay money for an essay that they needed the next day. For some reason they thought they could get their homework done at the website.

The other week, I applied for an API at OPENAI to possibly use their system to do that. It’s exactly what I would have needed to turn Bootleg in to a moneymaker.

There is a part of me that doesn’t think this is right but it seems that many of those who go to college these days probably shouldn’t have, or needed to. AI is going to take their future jobs unless they learn to earn their degrees, not just pay to acquire them.

The fact that AI and robotics may take away millions of future jobs will lead to a lot of destruction in the workplace and standards of living IMO. Does anyone remember the 60s movie, The Time Machine?

**ajkrouse** · 03-10-2023, 08:52 AM

According to ChatGPT…

How could daycare.com use artificial intelligence and machine learning to improve the platform?

These are just a few examples of how AI could potentially be used to improve the daycare.com platform. However, it's important to note that any AI systems implemented should be designed with privacy and ethical considerations in mind, and should always prioritize the safety and well-being of children.

Daycare.com could incorporate AI/ML into their website and user experience in various ways to improve efficiency, user engagement, and customer satisfaction. Here are some possible examples:

Personalized Recommendations: Daycare.com could use AI algorithms to analyze user preferences and behavior to provide personalized recommendations for daycare centers and services that match their needs. This could be based on factors such as location, price, services, and ratings.
Chatbots: Daycare.com could implement chatbots powered by Natural Language Processing (NLP) to provide instant assistance and support to customers. Chatbots could answer frequently asked questions, help with scheduling, and provide recommendations based on user input.
Image Recognition: Daycare.com could use image recognition technology to analyze photos and videos of daycare centers to ensure they meet quality standards and safety regulations. This could help verify that facilities have adequate safety features, such as fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and first aid kits.
Predictive Analytics: Daycare.com could use predictive analytics to forecast demand for daycare services and anticipate staffing needs. This could help ensure that there is enough staff available to meet the needs of parents and children during peak periods.
Sentiment Analysis: Daycare.com could use sentiment analysis to monitor and analyze customer feedback on social media and review platforms. This could help identify areas for improvement and provide insights into customer satisfaction levels.
Automated Billing: Daycare.com could use AI-powered billing systems to automate the invoicing and payment process, reducing administrative workload and improving accuracy.
Fraud detection: Daycare.com could use AI/ML algorithms to detect fraudulent behavior and prevent scams, such as fake daycare centers or false claims of accreditation.
Image recognition: Daycare.com could use image recognition technology to allow users to upload photos of their children and receive real-time updates on their activities and well-being while at daycare.

Overall, incorporating AI/ML into their website and user experience could help Daycare.com streamline their operations, improve customer engagement, and enhance the overall user experience.

I would add that you could also use AI and data scrapping to create price transparency for the listed daycares.

**ajkrouse** · 03-10-2023, 01:32 PM

Ha! I’m not a bot but I do agree that AI has a very rigid style to its writing. Any chance you would be able to make the website mobile compatible and include daycare center pricing on each listing? I’d love to see more transparency on things like waitlist times, price range, etc.

**flyingjewels** · 03-27-2023, 10:00 AM

My husband and I have talked a lot more about AI. He has a theory that this is part of the plan. The more AI takes jobs, the more people can live in smart cities as what they are called and everyone will be about on the same level: financially, class, education, all of it. He thinks this is their vision for the world to survive. Since certain important globalist have been known to say “you will own nothing and be happy.” I guess time will tell.

**flyingjewels** · 03-27-2023, 10:31 AM

Oh and also AI can create anyone doing anything in a photo and it look 100% real and can even replicate someone’s exact voice. That is bad. And some men have been caught using AI to talk to women on dating sites for them. Getting them dates. Because AI can take a person and their profiles and everything they say and figure out who they are and replicate that. Elon Musk warned us years ago that AI is NOT good but he said you can’t stop it so that’s why he joined it.

**e.j.** · 03-30-2023, 06:24 PM

Originally posted by ajkrouse View Post

However, it's important to note that any AI systems implemented should be designed with privacy and ethical considerations in mind, and should always prioritize the safety and well-being of children.

In a nutshell, this is just a part of what concerns and even scares me when it comes to AI. In this day and age, privacy and ethical considerations...? Safety and well-being of children...? "Should be" and "will be" are two very different things.

**e.j.** · 03-30-2023, 06:27 PM

Originally posted by flyingjewels View Post

Oh and also AI can create anyone doing anything in a photo and it look 100% real and can even replicate someone’s exact voice. That is bad. And some men have been caught using AI to talk to women on dating sites for them. Getting them dates. Because AI can take a person and their profiles and everything they say and figure out who they are and replicate that. Elon Musk warned us years ago that AI is NOT good but he said you can’t stop it so that’s why he joined it.

It's hard enough, in some cases, to figure out what is true and what is not based on what we see on TV and the internet. AI will make it that much harder.

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