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> Just asking the question to your parents or a faith leader could raise suspicions and be dangerous. So... they send it to the cloud, where it's stored foreve
by marcosdumay 2y ago
> Just asking the question to your parents or a faith leader could raise suspicions and be dangerous.
So... they send it to the cloud, where it's stored forever, sold to whoever wants to pay and waiting for the moment the database will leak publicly.
- fluoridation 2y agoWhat kind of psychopath would trudge through a leak to see if their child ask a religious question to an LLM?
- collingreen 2y agoOr worse, who would track people with questions like this and try to "teach" or "purify" them. Even without violence this is vile, and yet I fully believe this happens just like some US states spending tax money trying to estimate constituent periods to see if they may have had an abortion.
- DHPersonal 2y agoThe same ones who run spyware on their child's device to see if they visited any number of other websites. https://www.covenanteyes.com https://www.covenanteyes.com
- RandomDistort 2y agoThe linked software only blocks 18+ content, and I think it's reasonable for parents to monitor if their child accesses that kind of content??
- DHPersonal 2y agoNo, it blocks that by default, but the program offers additional filtering options, too.
- collingreen 2y agoYeah... I hate to be a downer in this but neither humans nor faceless tech are good approaches to keep someone safe, especially when they are hated just for who they are by a major faction.