answering captchas as badly as possible while still not being determined to be a robot is actually pretty fun

[supersquirrel@sopuli.xyz]

Also expect your AI to be engaged in some heady and deep forms of self hatred that is going to take decades to unravel.

[whyjiffie@sh.itjust.works]

if you haven't noticed yet, we want these "smart" vehicles to be abolished, along with their non-stop automatic surveillance and data mining they do

[over_clox@lemmy.world]

Um, you're preaching to the choir here.

As much as I loathe the AI and surveillance and shit, I get downvoted any time I express my opinions.

Maybe I should be more clear...

FUCK AI!!!

[whyjiffie@sh.itjust.works]

it did not seem so. we will never do away with AI by being friendly to the tech and even helping it grow

[over_clox@lemmy.world]

My point is, it exists now, whether we like it or not. I for one do not like it, I prefer Actual Intelligence, like the stuff that comes from the brain noodle.

But if AI is gonna be the thing, which obviously it is, people shouldn't deliberately give it bad training data.

[tranquilturbulence@lemmy.zip]

If you use internet discussions as training data, you can expect to find all sorts of crazy biases. Completely unfiltered data should produce a chatbot that exaggerates many human traits which completely burying others.

For example, on Reddit and Lemmy, you’ll find lots of clever puns. On Mastodon, you’ll find all sorts of LGBT advocates or otherwise queer people. On Xitter, you’ll find all the racists and white supremacists. There are also old school forums that amplify things even further.

[snortsgarlicpowder@lemmy.zip]

Are you the reason why I cannot complete a captcha sometimes?

[supersquirrel@sopuli.xyz]

No, that would be the barons of late stage capitalism that are responsible for that

[supersquirrel@sopuli.xyz]

Yes they should, it is an act of disobedience against the rich, which is honestly one of the few things worth putting effort into in 2025.

[slazer2au@lemmy.world]

My success rate of those went up after realising I can deliberately make a mistake but unselect a square afterwards.

[folkrav@lemmy.ca]

We do get what you mean (extremely condescending and reductive take, if you ask me). There just isn’t 30% of people doing this on Google captchas lol

[supersquirrel@sopuli.xyz]

condescending and reductive

I consider big tech's relationship and valuing of human beings condescending and reductive, so shrugs don't come at me I am the powerless one.