You can only manipulate for so long before the cards collapse

Yeah I figured this app had more tech savvy and educated people. Evidently, it’s littered with people that barely got through high school.

Nerds? You mean a select few oligarchs? Nothing wrong with learning and technology. I know over half of Americans read at a middle school level and think they’re all geniuses from social media and memes. However, some of us do enjoy intellectual pursuits and technology for good use. This shit hole country decided to vote for this administration that is hostile towards everyday people and doesn’t believe in regulating a bunch of malicious billionaires.

I use machine learning all the time for stats what do you mean 😭

That’s fearmongering. It has use cases and has had them well before this LLM AI bubble. The bubble will pop and hopefully these CEOs are actually charged unlike 2008.

And again, AI has been around for many years before the LLM craze and these select few companies advocating to shove it in all our faces, forcefully pushing data centers everywhere and integrating it into as much as they can. That is not something that could or should be done with AI. It is these company executives choosing to push it like this. It wasn’t always like this nor did it have to be

LOL who? The layoffs from over hiring during covid, high interest rates and the boneheaded tariffs this past half year?

I have both actually. There are many, many use cases for AI and again, they were used before people like you even knew it was a concept.

I take it you never made it beyond high school?

AI has not replaced any jobs to any significant degree

You’re quite literally speculating and probably have no tech background

Do you even have a tech background? How is a machine learning algorithm going to end humanity?

AI has been around for years well before the LLM craze. It’s not all evil ffs.

It didnt replace anyone. The workers used AI 🤦‍♂️

When they understand the context behind this particular case, yes.

The AI was used for background assets that they failed to remove but patched quickly after. It’s not as egregious as the headline makes it out to be.

Used for background assets. It was promptly removed through a patch. It’s not as egregious as it sounds.

They used it for background assets but patched it quickly. It’s not as egregious as it sounds.

How is this equivalent? Unless ACR is not actually violating anything and truly harmless, I don’t think this is equivalent at all.

I’m surprised Texas is doing the right thing here