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by mannanj 6mo ago
What about the data they are accumulating, for non-training purposes? That data isn't of negligible value; the "subscription cost" is really a "harvesting data" opportunity. Don't be naive to that our data is n
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by mannanj 6mo ago
It goes way before that, it isn't recent.
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by mannanj 6mo ago
And Meta is captured by spy agencies. Don't be tricked at any point into thinking this is just a tech thing. And, spy agencies, who captured them?
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Remember the conspiracy theorists talking about this for decades? I do. This is the goal of a bourgeois class of people who want to save their livelihoods and status in the world though don't want any circumstances they can't cont
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Good luck, brother.
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Oh man. So sorry.
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by mannanj 6mo ago
I know someone who claims they were experimented on by an agency. Who do you reach out to for help if that was you? Most people don't take you seriously or think you need mental help.
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Maybe control is also profitable.
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Money focus probably. Maybe they, like open ai, sacrificed their original mission for "we need money for compute"
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by mannanj 6mo ago
No, I don't think people love that, I think it's in the LLM company and the bourgeoise class of people who push and shove AI down everyones' throat for more money and control though to puppetize people. I mean, like it's
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Hi thank you, yes. This was my own explanation and reasoning that I eventually arrived to after seeing and experiencing what I did. I thank you for providing one of few non-gaslight responses, and being willing to engage me where I asked. (
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by mannanj 6mo ago
2nd post here. When I share posts matching particular phrases and labels, on HN, I've noticed them get downvoted as though by an algorithm. Would anyone be surprised if the agencies are themselves running bots, algorithms and accounts
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by mannanj 6mo ago
So, this is an uncomfortable read and comes from my personal experience. I'm posting this here as I haven't yet found great outlets and support for what I experienced, and this thread seems like a good spot. Open to outreach and s
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Do we get the information necessary for this solutions if the model providers are improvising or hiding or changing the thinking for security/IP purposes?
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The LinkedIn Spyware Situation [video](youtube.com)
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Aren't these types of incidents only expected to rise, as inequality and economic challenges are on the rise, what are hungry, bored, lonely and neglected people going to do? This isn't a surprise - we have neglected American heal
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by mannanj 6mo ago
I have resistance to sharing work in a way that also still protects my interest in monetizing and profiting from the work eventually. How do you all balance this? In a startup bootcamp they asked us to not worry about theft, though I feel i
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by mannanj 6mo ago
It's amazing to me how little people care about their data. Giving it to an AI company for non-training purposes is OK now? Was it okay before?
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by mannanj 6mo ago
About 2 years ago, I took a break after 8 years in tech, and taught/supported in public schools as a substitute. One of the first books we covered in 8th grade English was Animal Farm. It left such a stark experience with me how my int
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Love that. Lol the losers on social media need to do something more productive (and I guess I count, since hacker news is like sometimes social media, look at some of the posts out here! haha). In all seriousness though, I have gone through
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by mannanj 6mo ago
This might not be the place to discuss this press release by the company, though here it is. I feel like companies like OpenAI have lost their integrity and honor from past actions and activities, and then just pretend that didn't happ
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Seems like OpenAI only acts Open for theatric and attentional purposes though, i.e. when backed into a corner and its for their image.
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Does OpenAI actually act open for once here, and allow using their model via a subscription over Anthrophic banning use in Openclaw?
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by mannanj 6mo ago
We don't deserve that, at least I don't feel like I do. I don't identify with "hard-working sheep" and everyone else, I identify with setting an example around transparency, honesty and dignity. There's a famou
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by mannanj 6mo ago
so who do you trust and go to? (NotClearlySo)OpenAI?
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Well I took your bad faith interpretation of my share as a straw man, seems I was wrong. > You're saying Fauci and Hunter paid Joe off? No I am not saying that.
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by mannanj 6mo ago
For me it feels off that we don't have as much interest and attention in validating fakes and lies from real ones. I remember seeing a lot of media about that, and recently its just.. fizzled out. I want to know when someones lied with
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Ah, well said. I see that. What makes you believe there's no guardrails we can govern in? And is it that you believe they need to be governed in . And regardless of if we had to govern them in, what do you think such guard rails would
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by mannanj 6mo ago
He got a pay off, don't put a straw man in front of me though I refuse to engage your straw man.
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by mannanj 6mo ago
Sure. Though which ones will most people use? Do most people use that small obscure vaccine denying or authoring model, is that right to have them use the main societal belief affirming model when it could be wrong?

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