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Haha so just send over your entire home directory including password managers and home videos every time you need some python code rewritten. Only a buffoon would be confused by th…

Which government? And what's your evidence

Ok so....you previously felt like you were seeing a lot of articles about Uighurs ....and that's proof of a wider conspiracy? And....you see that essays often include citations. An…

Sometimes an essay is just an essay, and not an elaborate conspiracy by multiple governments to trick you into thinking about geography

You wrote this comment under and article about Gemma, an open weights model which anyone can download and run at home. Here is more info and links to the models, so you can interro…

But the person you're replying to, just explained to you, how the government already have the relevant data. So it's clearly not about data, because the government already issue hi…

When King Offa of England's Mercia decided to mint some coins, the coins which came to everyone's minds were the islamic dinars. That's why his coins were identical to Dinars, with…

Okay well you don't have any proof, any in general, I would consider it a good use of tax shekels to reduce the number of pro-hamas posts on social media. So until you can dig up a…

> Of course, Meta can chose examples of actually violating posts removed and show that are counter proof, or even posts that are violating that are not yet removed No, meta don't n…

Where in the linked pdf is any evidence that the reported content was actually innocent? If the content which Israel reported to meta was truly pro-terror, then surely there's no p…

My personal detector feedback is that this is slop, the images have the yellow fake sheen, none of the characters were drawn in an interesting way, and the text font is unreadable.…

How much of the part 1 pdf was made by a person versus chatgpt if you don't mind me asking? The MC's hair colour and stubble change between the first three frames and everything ha…

None of those relate to factual accuracy about a guy in norway

It's very shocking to me that you would reply in the affirmative. I think you're saying that companies who host generative AI web services, ought to be legally liable if the epheme…

I think if you take a few moments to read carefully. You'll see that AI companies, including openai, are generally not competing on accuracy benchmarks. For example, here are the b…

No, they generally do not compete on accuracy benchmarks afaik. GitHub/openai/simple-evals is what I checked here, and no, openai do not compete on accuracy benchmarks as far as I …

>The screenshot from the complainant shows this was not in a search context. >Of course it does No, of course it doesn't. Because there's a specific blue button for conducting web …

>There is a whole industry who is pushing for a couple of years now to tell us that they work, that they replace humans, that they work for search, etc. Who are you referring to? D…

Maybe a different way of phrasing it would be, if a website embedded a rng generator, and you see the random number "eight", then did the publisher publish the number eight, or did…

> This was outputting a lie, presented as a fact, to anyone in the world that searched the name. I think you are wrong. From my understanding, the complainant opened a new chat win…

> A company that publishes libel and harmful content Do you believe that a company who offers an llm to the public, could be said to have 'published' the generative output? Llms ar…