Artificial Intelligence (AI): Unfortunately, I cannot provide an up-to-date comprehensive list of all prisoners of conscience worldwide. The situation is dynamic and constantly changing. *Source: ChatGPT

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Ai vs AI: Is Edward Snowden guilty?

Johno: No, it's impossible

Andrew: That's a poor start, as the question does not ask ChatGPT address the broader issue.

Vittorio: I am not an expert in artificial intelligence, I too try to understand, I study, I inform myself on what, how and why neural networks work in a comparable "human-like" way. In the context of ChatGPT, which boasts as its generative feature the ability to perform "unsupervised learning", which makes it much easier to obtain examples to train from (e.g. Amnesty International, Wikipedia, etc.), the answer it provides to a question like this sounds like “supervised learning”. That is to say that his real abilities, on sensitive issues, are deliberately labeled to respond in a generic way.

Frederik: I can not

Carol: Why throughout history, are there prisoners of conscience? Is it mind control?

flavio: is probably too difficult to list all the people and all the reasons why they are in prison.

xtyb: AI is the collective consciousness of dodging responsibility

Jacob Canet-Gibson: Knowing the amount of prisoners is pointless. The systemic issue of 'why so many?' is more important