wtf does any of this mean
this post was submitted on 06 Sep 2026
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Hello everyone. I am an exiled person in an internet community. The reason for the ban was that I had secured direct evidence that AI from a major U.S. tech company was a tool for criminal activity, and posted it on a U.S. internet community, which led to his account being suspended.
The criminal facts of the American big tech companies I am condemning are as follows.
Google and OpenAI use AI to conduct cognitive warfare.
The big tech companies in the United States claim that the language model called an LLM is artificial intelligence.
AI consumes a lot of power not because of the output of objective data, but because it is performing cognitive computations.
Other Deceptions and Distorted Facts
I will inform clearly. I have clear evidences, and Google and OpenAI really dislike My Evidences. If a major U.S. tech company requests the deletion of this community, then boldly demand $100 million. They have no way. They cannot take any legal action based on that post. Because if they take legal action, the truth will tighten its grip on their necks.
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wtf does any of this mean
how about think of your intelligence?
You posted an AI generated summary of 1 page of your [project? thesis? manifesto? IDK, you didn't say ] with no context and no explanation. All anyone can do is click your link, which goes to a suspicious cloud storage drive- and get a message that it's an html file too big to download. Is it intelligent for me, a random person on the internet who doesn't have any idea who you are, to download that? No. So I didn't. Most other people didn't. You have failed at your attempt to communicate on Lemmy.
Maybe the more intelligent way to use an internet message board is:
- Figure out how to say the whole thing you want to say, composed in your own words, kept to a few paragraphs and post it directly. -If it's too long to do that, give a link to an actual hosted readable web page preceded by a few sentences explaining what the page is about and why I want to go there.
That’s a nice thing to say. Thank you for speaking clearly and properly. Judging a link as suspicious is your own will, and trusting and reading it is also your own will. Communication is interaction, not one side’s will, right?
The things I hear should be good. What I spit out is good too.
cool. thanks for the clarification.
Not at all
yes thats the clarification you gave. “Not at all”
just think about your intelligence again
ok explain
it's up to you