Impromptu: Amplifying Our Humanity Through AI preferences. This could include fake news, propaganda, misinformation, deepfakes, scams, or hate speech that undermine trust, democracy, and social cohesion. - Displacement and devaluation: Large language models could also pose a threat to human creators and workers in the cultural sector, who could face competition from cheaper, faster, and more scalable AI systems. Large lan- guage models could also devalue the cultural value and significance of human-made content by reducing it to mere data and algorithms that can be easily replicated or modified. Reid: Those are bad! What key steps would you recom- mend that we as a society take to avoid or minimize these problems? (200 words) (same style as above) GPT-4: To avoid or minimize these problems, we as a society could take some key steps, such as: - We could establish and enforce ethical and legal stan- dards and guidelines for the development and use of large language models in the cultural sector, to ensure that it respects human rights, dignity, and diversity, and that it does not harm or deceive consumers or creators. We could also create mechanisms for transparency, accountability, and auditability of large language models and their outputs, to prevent misuse, abuse, or error. - We could also educate and empower consumers and creators to be aware of the potential benefits and risks of large language models in the cultural sector, and to develop critical and creative skills to evaluate, use, and produce content with or without AI assistance. We could also foster a culture of media literacy, digital citizenship, and information hygiene that promotes responsible and ethical consumption and creation of content. - And we could support and recognize human creators and workers in the cultural sector, by providing them 60