Ok, you guys need to try this site. Its an AI moderation bot which will classify comments and make decisions about them.

I dont want to offend anyone but this stuff is absolutely ridiculous to me. Its like taking the HR department and letting it moderate everything anyone says, except not only at the job, but everywhere, in all social media.

Its pretty slow to process a query but I was curious, how would you guys feel if this stuff was filtering your comments everywhere?

I was playing with this a bit and seems to work well. You can add tabs in a split view and you can add split views to tab groups as well.

Not sure of a good use case for splitting the view though. But on big wide screens i guess it can be useful.

I think this is fairly accurate even though people on Lemmy often hate seeing any positives with Ai. But if you are objective, you can see how this part of Ai is actually true.

People can now create their own software pretty quick, with features they want and need and nothing else.

I realized not everyone has seen this interview with Sam Altman!

Im getting incredibly creepy vibes from his responses.

Personally, ive been changing a lot of things in my own life.

Im exercising, taking 30 minute walks, and stopped watching porn completely. And my mindset is much more positive and healthy now. I think we tend to get stuck in habits that are not good for us sometimes, and we never really stop doing those things unless we intentionally try doing something else.

What are you guys doing this year, any big changes?

So no disks and no memory, this is going to be a fun year.... Thanks Ai...

We are literally watching the surveillance state turning into Ai datacenters in front of our eyes.

This is a very good article about what happens when you agree to verify your Linkedin account, and probably any kind of big tech age verification process.

All your data including photographs are shared with a company called Persona, which is the invisible middleman nobody heads about. That company then shares your data with at least 17 huge big tech companies, including Anthropic, OpenAi, Groqcloud, AWS, Google Cloud, ResistantAI, MongoDB and others.

Understanding what I actually agreed to took me an entire weekend reading 34 pages of legal documents.

I handed a US company my passport, my face, and the mathematical geometry of my skull. They cross-referenced me against credit agencies and government databases. They’ll use my documents to train their AI. And if the US government comes knocking, they’ll hand it all over — even if it’s stored in Europe, even if I’m European, and possibly without ever telling me.

I just love seeing people fighting back against this bullshit.

Flock cameras are typically mounted on 8 to 12 foot poles and powered by a solar panel. The smashed remains of all of the above in La Mesa are the latest examples of a widening anti-Flock backlash. In recent months, people have been smashing and dismantling the surveillance devices, in incidents reported in at least five states, from coast to coast.

Maybe this is the wrong community for this, but to me its very positive that people can get out of depression by just moving more every day.

I know for myself it helps super much, specially lifting weights.

Probably intended to be talked about by the press for free advertising.

Or, he just doesnt care about showing respect in a court room.

These big tech companies are so ridiculous doing things like this. Everyone must sit and stare at the ads right? :)

I guess everyone knows about Newpipe, otherwise im taking the chance to talk about it here...

All going according to plan it seems.