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I really don't think it's about common sense or user agency or anything like that at all. These companies are just trying to make a trillion dollars. It will b
by mrsilencedogood 2y ago
I really don't think it's about common sense or user agency or anything like that at all.
These companies are just trying to make a trillion dollars. It will be hard to make a trillion dollars if your product is associated with sexual deviancy stuff (and by "deviance" i mean literally anything - like Disney's definition of deviancy). So they do anything they can to make it hard to do deviancy and easy to give them a trillion dollars, like automating away a huge portion of call center work or something like that.
Obviously from where people sit, embroiled in the political "debates" of our age, it's easy to assign political motivations to it. But really they just want people to stop doing shit that isn't giving them a trillion dollars because it's just distraction/cost center for them to manage the PR shit of someone who made a lewd chatbot and it got on fox news.
- wkat4242 2y agoI'm not saying it's the politics influencing this directly. But the politics set the public perception of these things. It's bullshit political misdirection that makes people angry about transsexualism or LGBT information instead of actual problems that actually affect their lives deeply. PS: I wouldn't be surprised those fox news watchers watch the hardest porn and yet would condemn a chatbot for mentioning a nipple :P
- newaccount74 2y agoYeah. People are forgetting what the old internet looked like. Literally every search result used to contain porn. I'm glad that content filters are now good enough to filter porn reliably. If I don't look for it, I rarely find porn nowadays.
- wkat4242 2y agoYou clearly don't visit torrent sites :P It's funny, no matter where I am, it's always the same hot girls in my area wanting to chat with me! They must follow me around.
- ryandrake 2y agoIt's too bad that AI (and most of the mainstream Internet) has been so thoroughly culturally-captured by the weirdo "Corporate/Puritanical American" morality and taboo regime, where anything about sexuality is forbidden and a seemingly random (and slowly growing) handful of bad-words are also forbidden, but anything else goes. It would be nice to have some content diversity (not including CSAM, obviously) in the companies that control Internet content, and who are going to inevitably control AI.