ChatGPT Generates Fake Bible Verse

A vlog came out from Answers in Genesis about ChatGPT being asked to make a fake Bible verse to support transgenderism which one can see below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzeZGzdg08I

With that development, I'm reminded of a long lost thread about Logos being on the AWS platform and the concern that AWS could call the Bible hate speech and limit its reach.

This just reminds me, first of all, that we need to know the word of God for ourselves (and that we need to keep physical books as well). It is so easy to rely on the "Fuzzy Search" or other great search engines that Logos provides.

Second, it causes me concern about the "security " of Logos. What's to say that AWS or something else won't try to change Scripture and try to warp Logos? I can already see the replies: "Oh, this will never happen because...", and yet can we agree that much has changed in our lives over the past few years? I, for one, wouldn't put anything past those who think that they are in control (Proverbs 16:9; 19:21; etc).

I will be "out of the net" until late Tuesday night, but I do look forward to all the replies.

God bless you all, and thank you so much to the Logos staff for the great software! Richard

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MJ. Smith

I fear my response is not what you want: a shrug of shoulders at how differently we interpret the data and wondering what this has to do with the software, resources, or subject matter of Logos. And, no, my attitude is not a blinders approach, it is a prioritization of potential futures based on probabilities, the severity of the effects, and the potential of people to decrease the danger. Otherwise, I let God be God ...

Robert M. Warren

With regard to the completely relevant and justified concern about anything on the internet, whether it is bible software, file storage, search engines, social media, etc.: The last several years have taught the alert to never underestimate the chutzpah of the Left. Ever.

DMB

I do look forward to all the replies.

I'm unsurprised at what excites modern Christians. Or at least is needed to excite them.

Robert M. Warren

My non-excited alternate reply:

[Droopy the Dog doing his Phil Esterhaus impression] "Let'a be careful out there"

MJ. Smith

The last several years have taught the alert to never underestimate the chutzpah of the Left.

Politics DO NOT belong on the forums. Period.

Lew Worthington

Politics DO NOT belong on the forums. Period.

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Robert M. Warren

My second alternate reply (tryin' to please):

ChatGPT being asked to make a fake Bible verse to support transgenderism

I wonder who would want to do such a thing and what might be their ultimate motivation for faking a bible verse? I just can't think of any group like that.

What's to say that AWS or something else won't try to change Scripture and try to warp Logos?

I noticed a couple of years ago that social media platform Parler's app was removed from Apple & Google and Amazon quickly deleted their files on AWS, which caused the platform to go dark. I wonder who in the world would want to orchestrate such a thing? I'm completely flummoxed. I guess it was just a series of unrelated and unlikely coincidences. Since Logos uses both app stores and might also still use AWS, I hope such a series of puzzling coincidences doesn't befall them.

There. No p0l1t1c$.

DMB

I wonder who would want to do such a thing ...

Probably the same, who sang about the three oriental kings ... now who could that be?

MJ. Smith

I wonder who in the world ..."

I am reporting your abuse but not in a manner that I expect action.

Robert M. Warren

I wonder who in the world ..."

I am reporting your abuse but not in a manner that I expect action.

Now we see the violence inherent in the system ... help, help, I'm being repressed!

Sean

Ummm, the number of times I've heard preachers generate fake Bible verses is, uh, not small.

DMB

I'm being repressed!

That happens a lot when I'm ironing. Especially cotton.

rksaw

Ummm, the number of times I've heard preachers generate fake Bible verses is, uh, not small.

Sean, unfortunately your response is too true.

rksaw

Robert, your response, especially the second half of it, was exactly what I was thinking of. I remember when Parlor was deleted and am mildly concerned about a reaction toward Logos and its Biblical content if they ever so choose. Considering that we have an enemy, the devil, who despises us and will do everything in his power to destroy us, I would never put anything past him. I'm just glad that we can with confidence say "Greater is He that is in you, than he that is in the world."

In regard to "who would do such a thing", the AIG vlog is interesting to listen to.

God bless, Rich

MJ. Smith

Parler as a political site supporting insurrection has NOTHING to do with Faithlife which stays within the rules of the hosting agreement. Politics NEVER belongs on Logos. Please take your political fears elsewhere.

rksaw

I'm sorry that you got the impression that this is about politics, it is not. It is about what those in authority deem acceptable or questionable. I know that Faithlife "plays by the rules", but who's to say that one day Romans 1 is denounced as "hate speech" by AWS or others? Who's to say that the rules won't be changed in the middle of the game? It has already happened in other spheres.

Robert M. Warren

Politics DO NOT belong on the forums. Period.

A denial of religious persecution in North America, either by way of amusing anecdote or by way of ridicule, is political.

Robert M. Warren

Parler as a political site supporting insurrection

This is a political statement, in addition to being factually incorrect. There was no insurrection in Washington D.C. on January 6, 2021. Not one single person has been convicted of, or criminally charged with, insurrection. One Federal prosecutor explained that it was too difficult to obtain a conviction for insurrection. If there were no insurrectionists, there was no insurrection. This is irrespective of how often one hears the term misapplied for emotional effect. Your choice to parrot poorly-chosen sources of information is, of course, your business.