New edition of AI Killed My Job, focusing on how AI's fucked the copywriting industry.
BlueMonday1984
Remember the flood of offensive Pixaresque slop that happened in 2023? We're gonna see something similar thanks to this deal for sure.
But this is the military, so it’s not like details matter or lives are on the line if you’re out in the field and get a sheet of instructions that are completely detached from reality.
Its not like the damage to morale this will near-certainly cause will have some knock-on effects, either.
EDIT: "Soldier dissatisfaction" didn't accurately describe what this plan will do - changed it to "damage to morale".
How can it be called open source when they cannot legally share the sources with you because they’re stolen?
Easy, the people calling it that believe exploiting people and stealing their work is okay
Heartbreaking news today.
In a major setback for right-to-repair, iFixit has jumped on the slop bandwagon, introducing an "AI repair helper" to their website that steals "the knowledge base of over 20 years of repair experts" (to quote their dogshit announcement on YouTube) and uses it to hallucinate "repair guides" and "step-by-step instructions" for its users.
Its the most obvious explanation for their behaviour I can think of.
Perhaps, this is hell.
We’re preparing your kid for the glorious AI future. That is, a life of getting nickel-and-dimed by corporate parasites feeding off public money.
And being utterly dependent on said corporate parasites thanks to the deskilling machine utterly destroying their critical thinking and general mental acuity at such a young age.
Doing a quick search, it hasn't been posted here until now - thanks for dropping it.
In a similar vein, there's a guide to recognising AI-extruded music on Newgrounds, written by two of the site's Audio Moderators. This has been posted here before, but having every "slop tell guide" in one place is more convenient.
Kovid Goyal, the primary dev of ebook management tool Calibre, has spat in the face of its users by forcing AI "features" into it.
the article headline: "Chatbots are now rivaling social networks as a core layer of internet infrastructure"
Counterpoint: "vibe coding" is rotting internet infrastructure from the inside, AI scrapers are destroying the commons through large-scale theft, chatbots are drowning everything else through nonstop lying
Rereading's also got a blog up now