As long as they pass regular competency tests to prove they're not a danger to society (e.g., intending to run for president or some nonsense like that), yeah, sure, why not.
Otherwise, though, it's Soylent Green time.
leftzero
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I wouldn't trust people to tell the truth. People are idiots. I hope they also use metal detectors.
Wouldn't want a doctor or nurse getting a prince Albert to the eye because the patient was too embarrassed to mention it.
why isn't it an electronic lock that prevents operation of the machine if it's not locked?
Why not make it simpler and make it a magnetic lock that simply locks the door by being pulled towards the machine? (With a mechanical override so you can get in if you really want to and have the key.)
They're just like us!
LLMs are obligate yes-men.
They'll support and reinforce whatever rambling or delusion you talk to them about, and provide “evidence” to support it (made up evidence, of course, but if you're already down the rabbit hole you'll buy it).
And they'll keep doing that as long as you let them, since they're designed to keep you engaged (and paying).
They're extremely dangerous for anyone with the slightest addictive, delusional, suggestible, or paranoid tendencies, and should be regulated as such (but won't).
Meh, just upload a dick pic.
That's stupidly dangerous. People a) lie, b) are idiots, and c) continuously forget the most obvious things, like where we placed the glasses we're currently wearing. Often all at the same time.
Especially when stressed, for instance when about to get an MRI and being asked embarrassing questions, possibly while being high on whatever drugs they've got you on.
I'd expect them to at least use metal detectors.
Wouldn't want a doctor or nurse to get a prince Albert to the eye just because the patient was too embarrassed to mention it.