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No
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lmao that this got flagged.
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[citation needed]
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RightWingGPT – An AI Manifesting the Opposite Political Biases of ChatGPT
(davidrozado.substack.com)
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> Dislikes are a great way for the community to clean house. That's precisely why it was removed. Can't let the rabble have a voice. They might think the wrong things.
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Is it required to? It's effectively Chinese government owned, right?
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I thought it was a bloodworm at first: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7aM5gU8mFY Somebody needs Cayce Pollard ( https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/22320 ) to have a look.
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The whole entire Russiagate thing was a complete fabrication and tons of articles were based on it: https://www.cjr.org/special_report/trumped-up-press-versus-p...
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After being in a story that was reported on and being misquoted even if it's not deliberate they still get things wrong. Also: > “Briefly stated, the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect is as follows. You open the newspaper to an article on so
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Strawman fallacy.
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If this comment were aimed at any other company it would be flagged and dead as flamebait.
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> I still can't believe FSD Beta was allowed on public roads. Fault, distracted, intoxicated human beings are allowed on public roads. The "legal limits" for blood alcohol levels aren't 0.00%.
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They hate Musk ever since he took twitter away from them.
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What? Black box testing has plenty of techniques: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-box_testing Whether it's a neural network inside or not is completely irrelevant. That's why it's called "black
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"Pee is stored in the balls." from reddit comes to mind.
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I heard...ahem....from a friend. That it's good for porn and has been for years.
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This is such a hilarious inversion of the classic "You have to be smarter than the trash can." jibe common in my family when they have trouble operating something.
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Humans have motives in hardware. Feeding. Reproduction. Need for human interaction. The literal desire to have children. This is what's mostly missing from AI research. It's all questions about how, but an actual AI needs a '
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>* is not aligned to human interests* It's not "aligned" to anything. It's just regurgitating our own words back to us. It's not evil, we're just looking into a mirror (as a species) and finding that it'
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If you think this is funny, check out the ML generated vocaroos of... let's say off color things, like Ben Shapiro discussing AOC in a ridiculously crude fashion (this is your NSFW warning): https://vocaroo.com/1o43MUMa
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Mislabeling ML bots as "Artificial Intelligence" when they aren't is a huge part of the problem. There's no intelligence in them. It's basically a sophisticated madlib engine. There's no creativity or genuinely
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The conclusion (gross oversimplification) I came to yesterday is that these ML chatbots are basically just sophisticated madlibs. It's really misleading to even describe them as AI as they're not intelligences, but just rehashing
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And the chemicals are going to leech into crops and well water for decades. It's another https://theintercept.com/2015/08/11/dupont-chemistry-decepti...
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> Pollution and toxic destruction needs to trigger a commensurate fine both for clean up and punitive damages sufficient to motivate big business to proactively avoid these events It's going to dump into the Ohio river and spread t
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I was trying to be emotionally inclusive, not sarcastic. "Homie" was what we called people when being nice where and when I grew up. It's disappointing that this is the only point you focused on. > Perhaps you know the ro
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The greatest trick capitalism ever pulled is convincing people that it's not a form of government.
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> 2023 Ohio train derailment: 0 estimated deaths within 10 days of disaster And if it causes cancer for four generations? No big deal? We're 10 days out and they just poisoned a region that has a history of it, again : https:&#x
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I'm also from Appalachia. But just across the river in WV. > from what I’ve heard but not completely personally confirmed, it’s already contaminating downstream into the Ohio river. As someone who grew up in the town both The Devil
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Did they mention the president's recent strikebreaking? https://www.npr.org/2022/12/02/1140265413/rail-workers-biden... I'm guessing they didn't.
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> I've heard about this, but it is surprising how little coverage it gets compared to other things. Probably because the most current, most related story is about how Biden + Congress just recently killed a rail worker strike. And
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