The solution is quite simple: don’t voluntarily give any private information to chatbots. There is no reasonable expectation of privacy when using chatGPT or any LLM hosted online.

I have relatives with aspergers and none of them are facist assholes

I wouldn’t expect a person peddling snake oil to understand or care that autism is a spectrum

So glad I’m not in the market for a new TV

Fill it with AI techbros and make them talk to bots all day. Sounds like a win for the rest of the internet.

Good thing I don’t use Windows Hello on my machine.

The LLM told me that control rods were not necessary, so it must be true

😏🥖

Free-to-play is just a ploy for future value extraction.

I typically go out of my way to avoid F2P games. I’d rather pay once for a game, rather than be stuck with a live service that constantly nags about subscriptions or microtransactions.

What copyrighted music did YT train their AI with?

Call it what you will, but all signs seem to indicate that generative AI is simply not as profitable as the evangelists want it to be.

Going into the registry to disable it as soon as I see it, just like I did with copilot.

Physical keys and what looks like a headphone jack? Seems like an upgrade

Everything’s computer!

What these CEOs don’t understand is that even an error rate as low as 1% for LLMs is unacceptable at scale. Fully automating without humans somewhere in the loop will lead to major legal liabilities down the line, esp if mistakes can’t be fixed fast.

No, I’m a teapot

Can’t wait to see what silliness ensues when “sovereign citizens” start using AI avatars to represent themselves too

\r\n gang