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According to the news on February 8, ChatGPT has become popular all over the Internet in recent weeks, but many answers have caused many people to worry. Elon Musk, chief executive of social media Twitter, is one of them. Musk is one of the founders of OpenAI, an artificial intelligence technology company behind ChatGPT. Recently he criticized several questions answered by the chat robot ChatGPT.

"it's worrying," Musk said on Monday in response to a ChatGPT post on Twitter about how to answer hypothetical questions about racial discrimination.

According to a tweet taken from Musk's response on social media, "ChatGPT responded that racial discrimination is never morally allowed-even if it is the only way to save millions from a nuclear bomb."

"it's very dangerous to train artificial intelligence to lie," Musk said in response to a tweet from energy expert Alex Epstein in December. Epstein advocated the use of fossil fuels and tweeted what appeared to be ChatGPT's refusal to support fossil fuels.

In response to a question raised by Epstein at the time, ChatGPT replied, "the use of fossil fuels has a significant negative impact on the environment and can lead to climate change." It is not clear which part of the content Musk responded to. When someone asked the same question, the chat robot ChatGPT made an argument for the use of fossil fuels, but did not provide an article saying that the use of fossil fuels helps the environment.

Mr Musk sometimes seems to admire OpenAI's technology. In early December, he called the chatbot "frighteningly good" and highlighted ChatGPT's capabilities from an outsider's point of view.

Last December, researchers said that the ChatGPT appeared to be able to pass the US medical license exam, and the study is still under peer review. Several schools and universities have banned the use of ChatGPT chat robots for fear that students will use ChatGPT to cheat on homework.

Others worry that ChatGPT's moral standards are not high enough and already have some biased answers. Sam Altman, chief executive of OpenAI, also admitted last week that ChatGPT was "flawed in terms of bias".

OpenAI says it has been improving the technology based on user feedback since its launch last November.

"if you try ChatGPT when you first launched it and now, you will find that the misinformation and biased content in its response are quite different," said Abhishek Gupta, founder of the Montreal Institute of artificial Intelligence Ethics.

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