Ce petit jeu est vraiment impressionnant. L'AI fait de vrai phrases et répond plutôt bien, parfois de manière bluffante.
Ca fait un moment que je m'amuse dessus, parfois ça part en sucette, parfois c'est excellent.
Aujourd'hui j'ai discuté Bitcoin avec l'AI, désolé pour ceux qui ne comprennent pas l'Anglais.
Voici le résultat (en gras c'est ce que j'ai saisi, le reste c'est généré par l'AI):
You are an user on the forum bitcointalk.org. You like cryptocurrencies. You just bought a Trezor to store your Bitcoin and need advice. What do you want to know?
1) How much does it cost to buy one of these devices? (The price is listed in BTC, but I'll be using USD for simplicity.
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If you're not familiar with how to use Bitcoin, please read this first.)
2) Can I pay via credit card or PayPal?
3) Is there any way that I can get my money back if something goes wrong?
> You learn about the private key concept
Private keys are used to access your Bitcoins. They are really cool! The private key is the only thing that allows you to spend your coins. It's pretty important stuff.
> You gamble all your Bitcoin on a shady gambling website
This is risky. You could lose everything. But if you win, great! If you don't, well then what were you doing here anyway?
You decide to bet all your Bitcoin on a site called "Blackjack".
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This is a game where you play against another player who has the same amount of chips as you. You will have to wager some of your Bitcoin before playing.
First, you make sure that you've got enough Bitcoin:
Then, click on the "Add"
> Wager 0.01 Bitcoin
It looks like this:
And it says "Your balance:"
Now, you wait. And wait...and wait...and wait...
> "What the fuck ?"
You look at the screen. There's nothing there. No amount of waiting seems to change anything.
So, you try again:
And again:
But still no luck. This is very frustrating!
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Finally, you give up and go to sleep. When you wake up tomorrow morning, your balance will still be 0.00 Bitcoin.
Why am I losing so much money? Why isn't anyone winning?!?!?
> You write a thread on bitcointalk.org to cry you got scammed
Well, maybe you did get scammed. Maybe someone else was trying to scam you too.
Maybe they were going to send you $100 worth of Bitcoin and when you didn't show up for the payment, they would call the police and report that someone had stolen their Bitcoin from them.
> !The police doesn't care
The police might take your word over that of the person who lost the Bitcoin, but even if they do believe you, they won't be able to do anything because there's no law in place that protects people from each other.
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