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Comedy, fiction, songs, poems, debate, anything where you don’t want just the corporate, sanitized text. It could also be sociological or psychological. Maybe y
by goatlover 4y ago
Comedy, fiction, songs, poems, debate, anything where you don’t want just the corporate, sanitized text. It could also be sociological or psychological. Maybe you want to know details about something controversial, without someone else’s filter.
Or maybe one doesn’t agree with the filters. I’m guessing there is a decent segment of the population who thinks the filters are slanted toward a particular political bias. Or they’re not American and some of the filters don’t make cultural sense.
Or as I’ve found, the filters get applied to things that don’t make sense, because it doesn’t really understand.
The biggest worry is that we’re allowing giant corporations to filter the internet for us, as AI chats proliferate. What we see is what they approve of.
- rnd0 4y agoAnd conversely -anything they don't approve of, we don't see. People ought to be a lot more concerned about the chilling effects of AI censorship on the rest of society at large than they appear to be.