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That’s horrifying.

• Biologist123 4y ago
  “We make our tools and then our tools make us”. One can see the possibly good (or commercial) intent in this - but it also creates the realisation for the thought police to be inserted into AI. A relevant quote from my clippings: "we have become so deeply habituated to the traditions of written language – our minds are quite literally shaped by them, like a gourd that is grown into a mould […]”.
• antupis 4y ago
  I think it is fine as long as it works same way as grammarly. You don’t want lose customer becouse you sounded like ass on email. Otherhand running this kinda solution at corporate slack or all outbounding messages mass censorship way sounds horrible.
  • jimbob45 4y ago
    If you’re afraid of your employees’ behavior around customers, you need to look at your HR hiring practices, not to Big Brother. This is the kind of stuff that will cause good prospects to avoid ever applying to your company. Nobody wants to be second-guessed by a robot overlord (proof: Clippy).
    • carlmr 4y ago
      >Nobody wants to be second-guessed by a robot overlord (proof: Clippy). People in the Rust community love clippy. https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy
  • s1artibartfast 4y ago
    That's assuming the employees will even be aware it is installed. It seems like this could easily be integrated into silent worker surveillance.
• marcyb5st 4y ago
  Mandatory link to real life story of something similar: https://www.reddit.com/r/LateStageCapitalism/comments/tev0ln/guys_im_stuck_in_the_wework_lift/ https://www.reddit.com/r/LateStageCapitalism/comments/tev0ln...