i wonder how quickly the internet is going to update to default assuming that all surprising content is generated by AI. it may happen quite quickly, and it could be a pretty good way to handle some thorny issues.

Sep 17, 2022 · 8:43 PM UTC

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This seems like something an AI would post.
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From "Pics or it's fake" to "Pics? It's fake"
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What do you mean by surprising? And what will that mean about the general attitude toward bot generated content (not so valuable atm)
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Eh. I think people will act just like they do when they see sarcasm on the internet. Someone always assumes it’s serious, and some group gets outraged. There will always be at least 1 fool in every crowd.
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The real killer app for @OpenAI will be personal AI assistants that pre-analyze all content for us individually and score based on uniqueness, slant, and reverse CAPTCHA.
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This is what you get when nerds take over. Too much free time. Out of touch with the real world. Go make some real friends.
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I wonder when you're going to pay all those people you stole from. In its response to the USPTO, OpenAI acknowledges the majority of content posted online is protected by U.S. copyright laws. uspto.gov/sites/default/file… They're using it as a 0-cost asset and selling it anyway.
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OpenAI's theft is a crime. Report it with this:
FBI Columbia @FBIColumbia
8 Jul 2022
If you are the victim of online or internet-enabled crime, file a report with the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) as soon as possible. Visit ic3.gov for more information, including tips and information about current crime trends. ic3.gov/Home/ComplaintChoice