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better_world 50 points 3 months ago
MysticMushroom1776 2 points 3 months ago
I agree. We have enough slurs. If you don't agree with someone or you think they're stupid it's better not to even bother engaging with them.
MysticMushroom1776 2 points 3 months ago
That's not really an acceptable response for a queer community, full of queer people who've spent a large part of our lives being called slurs by people who feel righteous in their hatred.
gandalf_der_12te 2 points 3 months ago
that's today's equivalent of https://lmgtfy.app/?q=your+question
huh, seems it stopped working
MysticMushroom1776 0 points 3 months ago
How about not being someone who uses slurs, that doesn't help justify your position. People who use slurs or feel the need to use slurs are generally reactionary people who don't have good counter-arguments.
TotallynotJessica 53 points 3 months ago
Friendly reminder: LLMs will never be able to reliably generate factual information, no matter how good they get. The best they can do is point you to primary sources who can actually gather information about the world. It is not a source of any information; it is only a language machine.
MysticMushroom1776 8 points 3 months ago
I really hate how capitalists are painting AI as some kind of everything solution when it's not. Like all tools it has specific usecases.
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MysticMushroom1776 2 points 3 months ago
Just a hunch, I don't think you really actually care. I feel like you're just trying to continue an argument primarily for emotional reasons, after being told to disengage.
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TotallynotJessica 7 points 3 months ago
Humans can make observations about the world and build up credibility in their ability to do so. LLMs know nothing but words and how to put them together in a way that gets our approval.
MysticMushroom1776 3 points 3 months ago
I think they mean humans who don't know or care about the subject can still pull shit out of their ass and lie to sound smart. And they do it more when they get approval and admiration for it. Doesn't mean humans can't, but a lot of them find that easier.
its_kim_love 8 points 3 months ago
Walk_blesseD 1 point 3 months ago
they do not think, therefore they do not am?
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GimmeUrBelt 1 point 3 months ago
Damn, a lotta self-righteous assholes in this community huh?
VerilyFemme 1 point 3 months ago
Is that Scut Farkas?
AbsolutelyNotAVelociraptor 39 points 3 months ago
You still have to meet a chatgpt relay drone then. I've met some. The conversation with them is basically you asking them something (usually about their assumed field of expertise) and them relaying to you whatever bullshit the chatbot vomits to them. Especially fun when you meet them in a working context where they are supposedly an "expert" that comes to solve an issue for you.
its_kim_love 23 points 3 months ago
Its all fun and games until I'm the one being made fun of.
its_kim_love 5 points 3 months ago
Okay
MysticMushroom1776 3 points 3 months ago
Ignore them, they're a troll. They don't have anything real to add to the discussion, and they never did.
its_kim_love 1 point 3 months ago
Evidence of the truth of their argument proves them wrong!! Don't you see how stupid you are.
Zink 17 points 3 months ago
It cuts to ONE OF the roots of the problem. It's just not the "evil gigacorp" problem.
It's the problem of the effect on the user, regardless of how evil or altruistic the AI and its creator are.
I have lamented in a few comments recently about how many people seem to think the purpose of technology is to make it so they don't have to put effort into their life. They don't need to learn, and they don't need to create. They just need the right technology and a good enough bank balance to pay for it.
I'm a tech person but for the last couple years I have made my hobbies and home life as much about nature and life sciences and physically interacting with the outdoors, building shit, taking care of my animals, etc. It has been very very good.
porous_grey_matter 15 points 3 months ago
Nah it's pretty funny, this accurately describes a bunch of people (as accurately as a meme can or should, anyway)
cloudskater 3 points 3 months ago
Its literally not tho, it's pretty accurate.
Also I'd rather be corny and sincere then idiotic and fake.
IAmNorRealTakeYourMeds 3 points 3 months ago
was waiting for when it becomes a wierd al yankovic joke. it didn't
EldritchFeminity 6 points 3 months ago
Many studies have been released recently about the rapid loss of cognitive abilities and skills due to the use of AI. It's like how driving everywhere causes your muscles to atrophy, except it's your critical thinking and reasoning skills, and it starts to happen within days or weeks of relying upon AI to do the work for you. Programmers who use AI and then stop have been found to write worse code after they stopped using AI than before they started, even for basic tasks. Reliance becomes dependence as you can no longer do the work yourself.
This meme is quite literally true.
sheetzoos 3 points 3 months ago
Even before the advent of LLMs, more than half of Americans couldn't read beyond a 6th grade level.
Correlation != causation, but unfortunately the aforementioned problem affects a lot of people.
MysticMushroom1776 2 points 3 months ago
I've found that around 80% of FuckAI discourse is down to preconcieved biases and personal dislike while clinging to the 20% of real and very hyper specific arguments to try and support those opinions as factual or objective.
It's why the top 3 generalized anti-AI arguments are:
- Intellectual property
- Climate change (Carbon footprint, if the subject is LocalLLMs)
- Brain rot arguments, which might use very new, possibly flawed studies, or just abuse clinical terms as if they're slurs ("schizo", "psycho", "delusional" etc.)
its_kim_love -1 points 3 months ago
You do realize that studies take time, the larger the scope and context the longer it takes to complete. Of course the first studies to come out are context dependant. What does that have to do with the price of butter?
fracture -2 points 3 months ago
if anyone wants one of the recent studies disproving this poster https://ai-project-website.github.io/...
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sometimes people at work (via teams message) forward the question I asked them to chatgpt, then send me a screenshot of the response. we need a slur for these types of people
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