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No, I dont think there is any reliable data to be able reliably classify AI text. So far what I've seen is humans actually fail this task reliably

Heaven forbid people have a moral compass and communicate it

If you read the related articles you'd see the App Store has decided there are enough of these types of apps and they don't accept any more unless they're noticeably different

So we're to trust an anon supposed ex officer saying they're doing good things there despite all the clear evidence to the contrary?

Running Llama 3 between your ears? Don't you and all the people in this thread claiming AI slop know that AI was trained on human writing ?

Workers also supports Python, Rust and anything via WebAssembly (Go, C, etc)

Couldn't the blueprint exfiltrate incoming data to an external location for example?

True but at the time the ozone hole was mostly over the Antarctic so the average person didn't feel its effects which wouldn't then contribute to the change in policy.

Are you kidding? It went down constantly for months and had tons of bugs and regressions

What sources say this besides the LLM companies themselves? Even if true, they also have to account for training costs or else they'll never break even.

Then why doesn't Iran have the "right" to fight back as well?

Yes but in this case Israel and US were the aggressors. If the IRGC benefits from this conflict, that's the sole fault of Israel and the US

You mean the countries the US has physically and economically attacked for decades having resentment for that? As for Vietnam, they're suffering from tariffs, why are you assuming …

So if the US was invaded we wouldn't be justified in fighting back?

Why do we think it's our job to intervene in other countries like this? And if we wanted to help another country, working with the international community should be the only approa…

> AI costs aren't going to stay this high Why do you feel this way? Are you talking about frontier models from US companies or smaller weight open source models? From the perspecti…

So, illegally, got it

If by "public domain data" you mean stealing ungodly amounts of copyrighted works then sure

Lemme guess, Nick Shirley is your favorite journalist?

The amount invested into AI companies is no where near anything we've ever seen before. It's apples to oranges.

I'm amazed people still believe this narrative after all the clear evidence to the contrary

Curious; why is that an issue?

Batteries, having a mixed grid of renewables, and new advances in nuclear solves this

You've got to be kidding? "AI" data centers consume massive amounts of energy per square foot, have been caught using LNG generators for power, have polluted ground water, material…

Here you go: Harvard University Law Press: https://eelp.law.harvard.edu/extracting-profits-from-the-pub... Bloomberg: https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2025-ai-data-centers-elec..…