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Israeli PR wants to answer your ChatGPT questions
- ecommerceguy 3mo agohttps://archive.ph/xF7sZ https://archive.ph/xF7sZ
- flyinglizard 3mo agoAh yes, Israel has really thrown all of its economical and technological might behind this campaign to the tune of $100k. It was either this or another nuclear sub.
- throwaway334449 3mo agoWaves hand: These are not the West Bank pogroms you are looking for.
- throwaway815202 3mo ago[flagged]
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- 8note 3mo agoIsrael's PR problem is that social media lets Israelis who are proud of their terrorism, war crimes, genocide, rapes, and torture go talk about how moral it is to murder children. thr Israeli government has a more more challenging job than any other SEO since its adversarial with itself, and has to make sure that no israelis who took part in these great moral wars get included talking about how great and moral it is that they got the top score for children's head shots.
- UnashamedJew 3mo ago[flagged]
- farseer 3mo agoWow, just a few minutes ago this made it to the frontpage, and look at the freshly created accounts trying to discredit it. Evil requires constant effort to mask it.
- flyinglizard 3mo ago[flagged]
- 8note 3mo agoin order for the clawback to happen, israelis actually have to believe what they are doing is wrong, at least enough to stop gloating about it. Israel still has the public narrative, but its iraelis and not the government that is defining it
- teom 3mo agoWhy tf would Israel, supposedly "surrounded by enemies" need military gains in Lebanon, a sovereign country, or in Gaza, which doesn't even have an army? By "it has to" you mean that the only way to keep their narative afloat is to try to manipulate public opinion?
- flyinglizard 3mo agoGaza attacked Israel on October 7th, 2023. Lebanon joined Gaza’s offense on October 8th, 2023.
- khaledh 3mo agoThe zionists attacked Palestine in 1948 and took their land and homes by force. All hell broke loose since then.
- flyinglizard 3mo agoAre you sure that’s how it went down, Khaled?
- EtienneDeLyon 3mo ago[dead]
- Dig1t 3mo agoThis is why having many options for models is so important. If we end up in a world where there’s only 2 AI providers because of “safety”, we will have a deeply dystopian situation where the truth is based on whoever controls or is able to manipulate the AI’s best.
- snootypoot 3mo ago[dead]
- skeledrew 3mo agoThis kind of thing was always bound to happen, and it's nicely helped along by the other side that somehow has the many who are against AI accessing their content. So narratives will eventually become extremely skewed over time as entities with an agenda push propaganda for AI to scoop up while the other side does it's best to block/poison said AI. Eventually that propaganda becomes the undisputed "facts" for the increasing many doing research with AI.
- manyaoman 3mo agoAt first I thought this sounds silly and basic sockpuppeting or Wikipedia editing would give better ROI. However, on the other hand this might be more subtle and therefore cause less blowback (ie. fewer people noticing and being annoyed). Pretty clever.
- Protostome 3mo ago[flagged]
- manyaoman 3mo agoWhataboutstrawmanism.
- Protostome 3mo ago[flagged]
- thevinter 3mo agoThe genocide in Gaza is one of the biggest humanitarian catastrophes of recent times. One might argue that it's OT and I'm ready to entertain the idea (even though in this case I think the post is heavily HN-adjacent) but surely the size of the country doesn't mean anything in this context? Personally, I find raising awareness on the topic in a respectable manner a valid and worth form of activism.
- Protostome 3mo ago[flagged]
- beedeebeedee 3mo agoIf Delaware was committing a genocide, you better believe people would be posting about it