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9. 社会影响
Societal influences
GPT-4 及其后续版本的使用无疑会产生重大的社会影响。由于对用例和应用程序以及在不同领域内建立的实践方法的不确定性,可能的正面和负面影响无法事先得知。人们和组织如何使用技术以及他们建立的规范和防护措施将影响结果。本节提供了一些话题以促进讨论。为了为核心技术、特定的用途和应用程序制定政策和研究,以及持续监测并反思成本和收益,对这些话题进行更深入和广泛的分析是至关重要的。
我们可以合理预计,基于 GPT-4 及其后续版本在推理、泛化和交互方面的巨大优势,会有大量应用程序被开发出来。GPT-4 及其后续版本可以在人类活动的各个领域提供巨大的价值。该模型可以在医疗保健、教育、工程、艺术和科学等主要领域引入新的效率和能力。应用程序和用例无疑将迅速推出,并将由其创建者推广。匹配良好的应用程序承诺为人们和社会更广泛地提供价值,即使应用程序的行为存在瑕疵。其他应用程序和用例可能过早或未经深思熟虑,由于设计不良、未经探索的情况、对可靠性和故障模式的挑战考虑不足以及未考虑应用程序的使用方式和影响而存在缺陷。除了通过新的能力派生的潜在价值之外,我们还需要考虑新兴技术的潜在成本和不足之处,我们需要积极和反应性地努力减轻不利影响。
潜在的社会影响和挑战既与推理能力的跃升有关,也与当前模型的局限性有关。新能力的影响首先包括转变由人与机器解决的各种职业中的任务执行模式:通过利用新的人工智能交互和协作形式,技术有巨大的机会来扩展人们的能力;GPT-4 的能力将改变需要人力的任务的运行方式,可能导致就业岗位的更迭和更广泛的经济影响。新能力的负面影响包括使恶意行为者拥有新的误导和操纵工具;对于局限性,系统可靠性和所学偏差的缺陷,可能会导致过度依赖和对系统失败或显示偏差的了解不足,从而可能放大现有的社会问题。
在本节,我们首先将探讨幻觉/错误信息生成带来的挑战;其次,我们将讨论 GPT-4 可能被用于误导和操纵的恶意行为;之后,我们将讨论 GPT-4 强大能力对就业和经济的潜在影响,考虑其在就业市场中可能产生的潜在破坏性影响以及利用该模型的能力增强人类问题解决和创造力的可能性;随后,我们将讨论潜在的「人工智能鸿沟」问题,即那些掌握了新技术能力并学会利用这些模型的人与那些没有获得这种能力的人之间的差距;最后我们还将涉及关于人类与机器生成内容的隐私和来源问题。
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