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I think this is why a lot of the AI stuff sounds the same now. Especially when …
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So, what is AI’s long term plan if it eliminates us? Sit and stare at itself in …
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I hate this comparison from horses to cars and laying that on today to AI. It is…
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Absolutely nailed it. The only politician across the world to ever talk about th…
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I mean that ai report straight up said every single model would lie and most wou…
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The main question I had for this video and generally the wider use of ai tools f…
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so the jerk that invented AI is now going to warn us about the dangers from AI. …
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So there's two ways to solve this. Create massive infrastructure that imposes re…
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It's not going to work, unless you get tens of thousands of other people doing the same thing. These systems are trained on trillions of tokens. If an AI sees 1 billion images during training, and 1000 of them are 'poisoned', that's not going to make a difference alone.
There's a theory that AI systems will poison themselves though. A lot of content on the web is AI generated now. And each iteration of training sucks up the previous outputs indirectly.
You can see this with text models. Get it to write a story with a fairly generic prompt set in a city, you'll end up with "in the bustling city..." "skyscrapers pierce the sky" "a testament to ..." etc. I'm seeing this sort of thing appear in Hollywood movies as well.
If you really want to poison the datasets, one idea might be to generate like 5 AI images for every 1 real image, and publish them all together each time. You'd need to make sure they're not watermarked though, as a lot of them are now to avoid future training.
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Viral AI Reaction
2024-11-06T00:1…
Coding Result
| Dimension | Value |
|---|---|
| Responsibility | none |
| Reasoning | consequentialist |
| Policy | none |
| Emotion | resignation |
| Coded at | 2026-04-27T06:24:59.937377 |
Raw LLM Response
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