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I guess we found the target of these AI-rewritten news stories in the wild. It definitely worked.
by hkpack 2y ago
I guess we found the target of these AI-rewritten news stories in the wild. It definitely worked.
- willcipriano 2y agoThey had to use a AI to "fool him", you were happy with over 20 years of war and all your government had to do was say "they hate us cuz we're free". I wouldn't throw stones.
- hkpack 2y ago> you were happy with over 20 years of war and all your government had to do was say "they hate us cuz we're free". I honestly cannot tell whether you're a bot, troll, or a mentally sick person. You have no idea who I am. You have zero ideas what I was happy or not with for the last 20 years. Writing a paragraph like this makes absolutely no fucking sense. I don't even understand what 20 years of war you're referring to? The next commenter in a similar fashion accused me of working hard to prove something about Epstein. You cannot just imagine random things about strangers on the internet and then believe in it.
- Garvi 2y ago[flagged]
- libertine 2y agoThis is part of the Russian propaganda way of engaging on social media. The common patterns are: - they make bold and elaborate claims, filled with resentment from random past events (usually pinned on the US, or if they're in a rough spot they go back to the colonialism of the past centuries of some countries) - but completely out of context. Example: "Why can't Russia invade Ukraine but the US invaded Iraq!", "Why can't Russia expand borders but Western countries had colonies all over the world?" - they claim you're lying, then proceed to lie without providing sources; - they distort reality with lies, like : "Russia didn't kidnap 25.000 children, they evacuated them from a war zone" -> ignoring the fact that Russia was the cause of the war, they could allow Ukrainians to evacuate their children, and they should have returned the children. And the list goes on, but its all very child-like, empty of content, they can write several paragraphs without saying anything.
- Garvi 2y agoI'm presuming(hoping) you're US American and not European. Have fun with that attitude on your next election. I'll be consuming a lot of popcorn.
- libertine 2y agoWe just had elections a few months ago, it went great. And if it wasn't, that's the great thing about democracies, in a few years it changes. Not for Russians though which I have no idea if you are or not, but you're very resentful of Western countries (its common on some Russians, Indians, etc...) Maybe you should look more at the shortcomings of the regime you're stuck with, and don't worry about the others who are doing great. This is especially funny since you're using the privilege of a Western-made platform, most likely with Western tech.
- Garvi 2y ago[flagged]
- hkpack 2y ago[flagged]
- drtgh 2y agoI'm going try to explain, although I smell you are the one that is not going to understand. While people who only rely on TV to know what is happening in Ukraine may be only getting 1/9 of the complete picture, based on your flagged comment (that I had time to read), I humbly assume you only have 3/9 of the complete picture. You're defending a Carcharodon carcharias shark (Russia governance) in a fight against a Sphyrnidae shark (Ukrania governance) that is replacing an Isurus oxyrinchus shark (Family Lamnidae, I remark). In any case, fight between sharks, each doing what they do best, to bleed the fish, aka citizens, while the remoras feed on selling tools to sharpen their teeth. I think Ukrainian citizens are the ones that deserve protection, as well as Russian citizens trying to stop the blood. So, IMHO, we, as mere fish, should not help any of the predators propaganda. With your 3/9 of the complete picture you are under the Carcharodon carcharias domain, a predator who won't hesitate to bite you as soon as it gets hungry.
- Garvi 2y agoYou chose an awfully complicated way to say something that's most simple: "Everyone's wrong". And if that's your point, it's a cheap cop out. I don't think you worry about the Russian citizens of Ukraine more than you worry about cheering for your team. You could check the UN reports on what's been happening there during the 8 years of civil war we chose to ignore, as if the world started with Russians "completely unprovoked" invasion. I guess we can both agree that Russian actions aren't silly, dumb or random, but calculated. I have to admit I don't follow journalism that has lied to me in the past, so I don't know exactly what they're selling you, but I am interested. So what is your position on why Russia attacked Ukraine? For natural resources(I guess geography was taken off the curriculum after I was in school), invasion of the whole of Europe (I remember friends calling me in panic what to do, now that the Russians are coming.. I live in a EU country fairly west), or just pure hatred for Ukrainians in their heart (Balkan style)?