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Comment Re:Who does not know how to make a Molotov cocktai (Score 2) 83

You're dumb

Just for fun I asked my AI friend at phind.com "Where, when and by whom was the Molotov Cocktail invented ?" Not only did it give me a complete history, including the first use by the Irish Republican Army in 1922, it also explained how to make the "improved" Finnish version.

This is wrong,

This is possibly the dumbest "security test" standard I have ever heard of. I mean who does not know how to make a Molotov cocktail?

This isn't about stopping people from making molotov cocktails. It's one of many things they don't want the LLM to talk about. Also the particular risks represented by having an LLM that tells people how to make molotovs aren't about molotovs either, they're about liability and having deep pockets.

The funny thing is that these things are all trained on internet banter and textfile collections. I've heard a handful of people describe making molotovs here and while they will indeed produce a molotov, they're needlessly unsafe and don't seem to emphasize other qualities that are desirable in molotovs like tackiness or burning hot enough to ignite new fuel sources.

So how common is the knowledge really?

Comment Re:Is this is a major concern? (Score 1) 83

The thing is, it's illegal to even try to build a Molotov cocktail, so there's not going to be too many people willing to detail the ins and outs of things like the proper fuel mix, how much to fill the bottle, length and material of the cloth fuse, etc.

Well first of all you don't use a cloth fuse, you use a small waterproof marine flare ziptied to the bottle. Fucking christ kids these days,

Comment Re:King Canute holding back the tide (Score 1) 71

Exactly. Total automation could take humanity into a state of perpetual learning and leisure or could take us into levels of wealth inequality never before seen under capitalism.
The ruling class jumped the gun they they got a chatbot that can play a convincing anime girl. Let us not pretend that this is the next automobile and be frank about how this is gonna get used.

Comment Re:Have their cake and eat it too? (Score 1) 71

Oh jesus shut the fuck up.
Look buddy I promise you Universal is using fucking AI you dipshit.
Have you ever had a job? Yes. They're fucking using AI.

Jesus christ some of you will come up with any excuse not to villainize obvious villains.
Oh but wait but wait... what if things aren't as they seem. I'd hate to unfairly judge a major corporation!

Comment Re:The people didn't vote for this shit (Score 1) 198

Back when i used to bother arguing any of this shit it always astounded me when I'd doubt there was any way they could possibly believe the shit they said. The whole lattice of common knowledge or ability to use it they must lack to be so dumb. But then they double down, "Yes sir, I believe this and there are a lot of us and we're tired of guys like you thinking you know everything!"

Yeah buddy no matter how many of them there are, they don't understand that it doesn't protect them from being judged even if they sink the country with their nonsense. Probably the same quirk of their thinking at play that makes them so vulnerable to manipulation to begin with.

I mean the votes get counted and the ads get sold on Fox News, Newsmax, Infowars, etc; So I know they're real. If it weren't for consequences I'd almost think they were adorable like retarded children.

Comment Using AI for what its bad at (Score 1) 15

The other day someone mentioned that most AI art sucks because it's unskilled people trying to get AI to do shit its bad at. They were referring to how interesting deep dream was compared to most of what gets made these days. It's a very interesting point. I'd really like something like this for a LSD dream emulator, i think doing something in VR and maybe even having an algorithm that uses eye tracking to discern what catches the wearer's eye.

I know it'd never be a major application, but trippy art is definitely one of the few places where generative AI is a tool that will actually definitely represent an advancement and yet i see hopeful "prompt engineers" on linkedin posting mostly castles and faces and none of them are good or interesting.

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