Replying to @CaptPretentious@lemmy.world
shit, I didn’t even think of swatting, just a voice bot stalling really urgent calls for aid or an ambulance until patients die. What you brought up is even worse.

Replying to @CaptPretentious@lemmy.world
shit, I didn’t even think of swatting, just a voice bot stalling really urgent calls for aid or an ambulance until patients die. What you brought up is even worse.
Replying to @sanitation@lemmy.today
So now we’re at the stage of killing people directly, got it!
Replying to @StupidBrotherInLaw@lemmy.world
Pedantic or AI bros ;) I find this new generation of gullible tech users scary. Recently saw someone voice their disappointment with Codeberg’s anto-vibecoding stance, and the person was describing themselves as “tech optimist”, which I believe is a great way to self-out as being extremely gullible.
Replying to @TheLegendaryAssholeOfJushinLiger@sh.itjust.works
Think all you want, statistical text prediction has nothing to do with AI. The “intelligent” algorithms are all in the pre- and postprocessing steps that make the output sound good enough to fool gullible people into assumong intelligence.
Replying to @joe@lemmy.world
I think the comparison is acceptable with maybe a terminology clarification in the footnotes, because “AI” is the false term under which this current bullshit is being marketed.
And people who believe the core mechanism in large language models to be AI are so uneducated that they will probably neither understand the distinction to legitimate AI research, nor bother to read footnotes.
Replying to @Zwuzelmaus@feddit.org
*by drone
No, I haven’t used a login to that place in 4 years or so
oh definitely, when I left reddit (ahead of the curve), I made sure to mass edit all my comments and posts and everything I could find one way or another, to leave as much shredded garbage behind as I could. But I still wouldn’t be surprised to find them analyzing the time of such mass edits and preserving a snapshot of content from a user before such an event.
Replying to @daniskarma@lemmy.dbzer0.com
They still keep those comments as training data I’m sure. Likely even the overwritten ones.
Replying to @nullspace@lemmy.world
That only delays the problem, doesn’t fix it, sadly. Chinese firms understand capitalism better than the west imo, so once they have a large market share, they will likely pull off the same shit. Still, for now, they are probably the better option.
For me, personally, I am trying to keep my 300 thousand km car alive :)
Replying to @ArmchairAce1944@discuss.online
Unfortunately it wasn’t SciFi, it was a warning.
Replying to @turmacar@lemmy.world
Yes, that’s a core purpose of git.
git reset --hard <commit-hash>
Replying to @ArmchairAce1944@discuss.online
not in that way, we can’t. they own that shit. that’s the whole point. Recommended watch: Slaughterbots (short film)