AI ought to be called abominable intelligence/abominable intellect.
this post was submitted on 24 Oct 2023
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we’d get sued by Games Workshop
The fact that “artificial intelligence” suggests any form of quality is already a paradox in itself ^^. Would you want to eat an artificial potato? The smokes and mirrors should be baked in.
I would eat artificial meat(*) so I think it is all a bit context depending. So I don't agree with you on the paradox there. But I do get where you are coming from, artificial potato (it is actually beef!) sounds weird.
*: if the environmental cost isn't too excessive.
Sounds way cooler tbh
Just finished watching this. Good video. It’s worth watching even if you are a regular.
Not a direct reference to your post, but a bug, and I have no idea who to talk about the bug here. Guess I should call @dgerard. But in the video preview here on awful.systems it says "https://ko-fi.com/jimmcgeeGPT2 Says"
But the actual video description says:
"https://ko-fi.com/jimmcgee
GPT2 Says..."
So awful systems eats the end of lines and this messes up the url.
Edit: any way to tell awfulsystems not to make links out of posted links? I did manage to basically /dev/null the wrong one E:fixed
Maybe wrap the stuff that gets autolinked in code blocks?
https://awful.systems/
That should do it. Thanks!
the Lemmy code appears to eat line endings, I think @self is looking into it
version 0.19 of Lemmy is shaping up to include a gigantic list of changes so I’m waiting for it to reach stable before I write more fixes, but low hanging fruit like this is definitely on my list of stuff to fix if the Lemmy devs don’t
Ah good
if the other badges idea becomes a thing, we should have badges for the ways in which lemmy ate our input