UnspecificGravity

She is probably right, but she also likes to accuse anyone who disagrees with her of being a Putin shill so they should find someone with better credibility.

Why even grow them with arms and legs if they are just going to be batteries? Wouldn't it be easier to just grow cows instead?

Almost certainly since it's the active users that tend to get reported the most and get banned the most for just regular shit. It's why Reddit is "banning" people for like 3 days instead of just permanently banning people like they used to.

It remains to be seen how well they can run the business with the transparency and oversight that comes with being a publicly traded company.

Reddit is already starting to replace permanent bans with little two or three day bans because they can't afford to lose the active users that tend to get reports.

None of these states are experiencing high unemployment.

The problem is that something that works for me 90% of the time ends up completely fucking me the other 10%. That might be manageable, but the thing is that the easiest way to manage it is to just get a vehicle with more range.

Big time.

For sure. It's currently possible to push discourse with hundreds of accounts pushing a coordinated narrative but it's expensive and requires a lot of real people to be effective. With a suitably advanced AI one person could do it at the push of a button.

You CAN prompt an ethnicity in the first place. What this is trying to do is avoid creating a "default" value for things like "woman" because that's genuinely problematic.

It's trying to avoid biases that exist within it's data set.

Hilarious to think that an AI is going to be trained by a bunch of primitive Reddit karma bots.

This is what capitalism does. A constant battle of finding the lowest quality to price ratio. Everything will naturally gravitate to the shitiest cheapest version of itself.