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Thank you!

yay! yipee!

The shift makes sense: once people can filter synthetic material, trust becomes part of the product itself. Clear authorship may matter as much as the content.

I guess that's part of the point. The AI companies have to know their own so called detection tools don't work.

We have @labeler.blackwall.gg

Me too. Furious. I'm almost ashamed there are so many things worse but...😡

I want nothing to do with AI.

Automate CEOs to work for $20/month

Seen this @takuya.fr ?

Did AI write this? It’s an incredibly gullible take.

Sounds good, we’ll see

So much shit on YouTube it’s slop now. A video about my hometown popped up and it was like 70% accurate and had a bunch of engagement bait. Page pumps of 2 20 minute videos a day of the same shit for every medium sized city. SLOP.

The proliferation of low quality AI generated content consumes much of the AI debate online and has no bearing at all on the Tech Bros real goal of replacing human labor with their machines and eliminating costs associated with that now unneeded labor.

Blow up the data centers. Problem solved.

I’ve noticed more content creators putting their faces on video on YouTube to beat AI allegations, even when they’ve been active since before NFTs were a thing. I can’t help but think that it puts marginalised creators at a higher risk of harassment. There’s a reason some people hid their face

good! lets keep pushing!

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Be real these platforms just want to ensure that their platform isn’t ONLY ai so they can train more things on actual human-made media. They’re tryna play a balancing act while they maintain their ubiquitous presence. It’s plausible deniability if anything. They don’t care if people don’t like ai.