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People using a glorified Markov chain to fact check things is the most depressing shit I’ve had to endure in a while
It’s also useless. Like even for coding I have to check all the code manually for basic mistakes like solving a 2x2 system. Is not even good for grammar/spelling correction. The dam thing changes whole phrases to something with similar but different meaning.
I find it mostly good enough for canned response and template type of tasks but not much more than that
Ehhh maybe a year or two ago. Modern systems are far more capable than you’re giving them credit for.
I’m not insinuating that they are perfect or even human level, because they’re not, but both of those complaints are things that AI can usually handle summarily.
Very predictable new form of brainwashing.
This one hurts a little.
It is true that the Earth is round, much like it’s true that an ongoing genocide against white people is occuring in South Africa.
Nice reference
I’m so tired of carrying the weight of their stupidity and ignorance.
Blade Runner was made in 1982 and set in 2019 Los Angeles. I think that in most ways, real life 2019 was closer to 1982 than Blade Runner 2019.
Culturally we are still living in the 80s, just a dragged out fun mirror version of it because everyone at the top of the pyramid refuses to believe there could be anything better than their idea of life and the malls are online.
Oh Lemmy. Will you ever crawl out of your pit of depression and despair?
This is an internet phenomenon, not lemmy specifically
It’s infected the real life too. I’ve been observing like there’s a quiet air of desperation around everyone which makes me sad.
It’s much easier to avoid on other platforms to be fair.
When the world stops being a neoliberal hellscape
If corporate social media can be used to fuck up the world so horribly, then imagine what we can build now that we have p2p social media. Everybody is mad and should be mad. But we’re easy to manipulate. We need to adapt how humans obtain and process information, and numerous p2p apps have demonstrated limits to corporate power.
New ways to communicate and coordinate are a really big deal. We’re a tremendously productive species whose time is mostly being wasted. With what might seem like minor tweaks to our society, we can build this picture.
I’m in complete agreement. The Internet should have been amazing for democracy. Then they went and privatised it, to control the online landscape and push propaganda.
So edgy
Not even a little
Can’t change something if you don’t know about it
No. Have you not been here for the past 2 years? It gets worse from here!
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Just read a sci-fi novel set in 2005 where they had laser guns and orbital defence platforms.
Heinlein?
Nah, Bear. The last time I read Heinlein he laid out a schema for starting a cult that sounded suspiciously close to what his friend L Ron Hubbard later did for real.
Just in case you didn’t know:
article: https://everything2.com/title/The+Heinlein+-+Hubbard+Wager+Myth
relevant bit:
“RAH and LRH had one or more discussions during 1944 and or 1945 when they were both in Philadelphia, and RAH pointed out to LRH that religions had an inordinate amount of legal latitude in the U.S. and that churches could engage in a great many activities otherwise thought of as secular, under the tax and other protection churches enjoy. He had already explored these ideas in some of his stories and was to revisit these notions in their original form in Stranger. It is possible that this conversation or series of conversations took place as late as December 1945 or early 1946 and in Los Angeles.”
The theme of money and religion was apparently a very popular one for Hubbard as he seems to have mentioned it at several other informal discussions around the same time. In a 1978 interview Harlan Ellison commented “Scientology is bullshit! Man, I was there the night L. Ron Hubbard invented it, for Christ Sakes!..We were sitting around one night… who else was there? Alfred Bester, and Cyril Kornbluth, and Lester Del Rey, and Ron Hubbard, who was making a penny a word, and had been for years. And he said “This bullshit’s got to stop!” He says, “I gotta get money.” He says, “I want to get rich”.”
… which is also the origin of the word “grok”.
Full circle!
We might be on track for that future though. The picture features a floor of ocean on which there seem to be artificial islands connected by tubes of glass and steel. So we see a future with heavy flooding and people needing to be protected from extreme weather events 24/7
What’s a grok?
Elon’s pet LLM chat bot. The one that he recently tweaked temporarily(?) to spread South African “white genocide” conspiracy theories on Twitter because… well because what else would you expect Elon to spend his time doing?
It also got tweaked to spread Holocaust denial after that.
Oh, I see.
Ugh. Billionaires should get restrictions on the stuff they are allowed to publish
Billionaires should not exist
Alrighty, I changed my vote to this option
Billionaires can and do use their money to make those restrictions disappear. Just like millionaires used their money to remove the restrictions on getting more money to become billionaires.
It’s not known whether it was him or not, but many suspect it
Its a reasonable suspicion.
Bruh
What?
why should wealth explicitly affect the ruleset by which you play? freedom of the press is crucial to avoid facism, however politicians could get an exemption.
why should wealth explicitly affect the ruleset by which you play? You are right, it shouldn’t. That’s why billionaires shouldn’t be able to own newspapers.
Elaborate on why politicians should be exempt
they in some sense represent the nation, one orange piece of shit shouldn’t be about to ruin the reputation without some punishment.
Well that’s about Trump, not politicians broadly. But if we assume that’s the issue across the board, is the problem that politicians are able to represent us with their words, or that politicians are able to escape consequences for their words?
The core issue is clearly that money can be used to bypass rules.
… ask grok
Instead, we get Dark Age 2: American Boogaloo
