AI Generated Seinfeld banned on Twitch for transphobic jokes

Post by [deleted] » Tue, Feb 07, 2023, 8:51 PM UTC

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I'm transgender. I transitioned 17 years ago. Sometimes I call myself a t-word or tranma (because I transitioned a long time ago I'm only in my early 30's so I guess I have a few years before I'm a literal granny :'[). Should I get canceled because I said the t-word in a gay bar with my besties or when I joke around with my husband and say things like "this is what you get for marrying a t-word"? No. But it's also us…

« AI doesn’t get an n-word pass » Even a black AI ? See how the situation is turning ridiculous ? Of course an AI should be able to say any word as long as the context makes it clear that it’s not actually insulting anyone. Racism, phobia of all sorts, insults, offensive discourses, hate is all part of human nature, and human history. You can’t live without the bad sides of humanity, and you most certainly won’t eras…

Post by PartiallyTyped » Tue, Feb 07, 2023, 9:42 PM UTC

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Utah just banned transitioning youth. Google is your friend, no need to guess.

The fact that two people responded with two different answers shows that guessing is required. Indirectness is popular with these types of topics, and I don't understand why. It's almost like it's used to preemptively set up a fight, with responses similar to yours, like "Well, you're not paying attention" or "How could you not know?". It's not useful, to anyone.

Post by PartiallyTyped » Tue, Feb 07, 2023, 10:06 PM UTC

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Let us not forget certain fascists who claimed they’d outlaw all trans people and force them to detransition. Let us not forget how many trans people have died at the hands of bigots.

There is a certain irony to decrying attacks on trans ideology dogma as "fascism" while defending censorship. It is not through silence and imposition that healthy social order changes. Demands are made while little public discourse has even taken place and the more friction that creates the more those demanding feel vindicated, the more rejection fosters. It seems like rather than changing hearts, the trans movement…

Post by xcxs » Wed, Feb 08, 2023, 2:57 AM UTC

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https://fairplayforwomen.com/transgender-male-criminality-se... Trans-identifying males have the same patterns of criminality as other males. The ones in prison are even more likely to have been locked up for sex crimes, when compared to other men in prison.

Rebuttal https://aninjusticemag.com/are-50-of-trans-women-in-prison-s... Largely the point being that this sample would only include prisoners with serious long punishment crimes, like sex crimes. It’s hardly a random sample. Probability of sex crime given you’re in prison for a serious crime is not a reliable indicator of baseline probability of a sex crime.

Post by cobertos » Wed, Feb 08, 2023, 3:59 AM UTC

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In my mind, if I look at a drop-down and "model D" is down but "model C" is up and I need the API running NOW, I'm going to change the option to the one that's working. That being said, every company I've been at with a production outage has gone into "fix it and ask questions later" mode. Maybe other companies have more process? But when you put it like you said in your comment, it does feel more weighty

In contrast the (non-AI) companies I've worked with have a rigorous change release process which includes impact assessments, back out plans, getting multiple sign offs including QA testing and post-release testing, etc.