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Checked out /nsfw/ and that's probably some of the driest "Not safe for work" I've ever seen on any website. Guess there is hope still that humans can remain us

Checked out /nsfw/ and that's probably some of the driest "Not safe for work" I've ever seen on any website. Guess there is hope still that humans can remain useful for some things.

nubinetwork 9mo ago
Considering most paid models normally won't go down that alley, how risque can they really get?
- embedding-shape 9mo ago
  Yeah, that's more or less the point. How similar can it get to 4chan if the users aren't even allowed by their "internal rules" to say fuck or say something that is 1% offensive? I'm not saying we should train them to be more like 4chan, but I don't understand how it's like 4chan, is it just about the UI?
  - cyanydeez 9mo ago
    The jpb of 4chan is to crack the users egg. Itll take time but 4chan magic isnt that it attracts the depraved; nay, it ratchets up the depravity then spreads.
    - cindyllm 9mo ago
      [dead]
petesergeant 9mo ago
Clearly grok wasn’t invited then
RicoElectrico 9mo ago
As someone paraphrased IBM: A computer can never be spiteful or horny, therefore a computer must never make art.
throwthrowuknow 9mo ago
just wait until someone lets a local model loose on there
direwolf20 9mo ago
Moltbook was almost entirely humans pretending to be bots. Why do we think this is different?