for me, hearing meta talk about these problems is disconcerting not because meta should be trying to solve them (that would likely be much worse), but because from meta's perspective this cognitively impaired guy who died trying to visit a chatbot was an ai success story until he died.
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yeah, it's not an argument for prohibition, it's more just an observation that we have many rolling social crises that are viewed as an opportunity to sell ai chatbots, which will have predictable negative outcomes that we will collectively have to figure out how to mitigate, much like tv.
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where the fuck would you get the idea that anyone is owed romantic love
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i do feel like it's a bad sign that zuckerberg seems to see atomization/social isolation as an opportunity to shovel ai shit at people because it doesn't really offer a meaningful solution to any actual problem while it also seems to be catastrophically bad for people on the margins
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i'm trying to imagine just how catastrophic things would have to be for them to want to walk it back. unfortunately, it feels like we're going to get to find out
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yeah, i'm at a solid "eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, fuck, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, shit"
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i will simply shoot a kitchen fire
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I have never been more targeted in my entire fucking life
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i would try this if it would accept something like "diarrhea president ninja: finite jest turbo style megateeth electric nausea dubstep experience"
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