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Should AI companies be liable for LLM output? (media.kotakuinaction2.win)
posted 237 days ago by SophiesBoyfriend 237 days ago by SophiesBoyfriend +46 / -0
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– Kaarous 13 points 237 days ago +13 / -0

Even in the Soviet Union people could still properly read, and that was a place where you couldn't tell jokes without going to jail. I don't think the environment of the times is much excuse.

This isn't something that has to be handed to you. It's a matter of effort. The true problem we have is laziness and complacency

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– ernsithe 5 points 236 days ago +5 / -0

I think we're arguing past one another. I'm not arguing that we don't have a laziness and complacency issue. I'm saying that it's become more difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff. Per effort, the achieved literacy is less. The laziness and complacency compounds with it.

Even in the Soviet Union people could still properly read

Sure. Now increase the number of books they had access to by a factor of 10,000 but make all the new ones a mix of propaganda, AI-generated nonsense, and bad fanfic.

I'm not trying to absolve them of their lack of effort. I'm just saying they're in a markedly different situation than people born 20+ years prior.

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– Kaarous 9 points 236 days ago +9 / -0

And I'm pointing out that in living memory there existed a tyrannical society whereby nothing existed except state dictated information and we still had higher quality people than we do now. I lived through this tyrannical society myself, although the tail end of it thankfully for me. Shit was worse than it is now overall.

The sludge that is the internet isn't the proximate cause here imo.

Yes it's shitty. Yes the internet is a pale shade of what it once was and most things of use have been wrung out of it and replaced with junk.

But that's not why idiots try to cook chicken in Pepto Bismal.

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– ernsithe 3 points 236 days ago +3 / -0

nothing existed except state dictated information

I think being flooded with garbage from a thousand different angles may have a worse impact than having to differentiate between one flavor of propaganda and everything else. Like filtering out a specific, recognizable signal vs. being jammed by noise. How often was it that you couldn't tell if a given piece of information was state-dictated or not?

I think we agree that laziness, complacency, and a thoroughly poisoned well are all problems. Not much point in debating the exact magnitude of each.

And to your point, OP says registered US voters so these idiots are at least 18.

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– Kaarous 3 points 236 days ago +3 / -0

Every time it was. Every time.

If you weren't there you might not understand. Nothing could be trusted. They would lie in every book, every radio broadcast, every television show, every goddamn street map. The Soviet state dictated everything down to what color lipstick was for sale year by year.

The Soviet Union was a three generation long nightmare. Imposed on Eastern Europe by force, from evil foreigners.

Clown World exists because the average person deserves it. Because as a society we decided that we should coddle people who don't deserve to live. Because we decided that we needed warning labels for every possible potential blatant misuse of a product, since "hot coffee" clearly didn't really mean hot coffee.

Because we cater to the lowest common denominator. And that's what you get with "democracy."

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– RaisingPhoenix 3 points 236 days ago +3 / -0

I want to point out that we have been deliberately teaching people how to read incorrectly for a long time now. The increasing illiteracy rates are a feature, not a bug for the elite.

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