AI is learning from what you said on Reddit, Stack Overflow or Facebook. Are you OK with that?
AI is learning from what you said on Reddit, Stack Overflow or Facebook. Are you OK with that?
Plus rants.
You're forgetting the enormous amounts of shitposts
If they hadn't made it impossible to use a functional app to browse their site, I probably wouldn't care.
But the fact that they blocked 100 apps that would, if you merged the absolute worst of all of them, still blow the actual Reddit app out of the water? Nope. Fuck 'em.
Does it matter if I'm okay with it? If I use those websites, it's going to happen. And honestly, it's probably happening with Lemmy too since any company can scrape it for free. That's just the sad state of the internet at this point. If you write something anywhere public, it's probably being used to train AI.
They don’t even need to scrape it. Set up an ActivityPub endpoint and suck it all in nice and json’d.
They are using your knowledge and talents to profit immensely by selling or using it. Selling it right back to you and everyone else. I have a problem with that.
It would be fine if it was free.
I can't wait to become a chess master with the help of AI powered by the smart folks at r/anarchychess (!anarchychess@sopuli.xyz is the Lemmy equivalent)
That is exactly the sort of community I wish I was smart enough to be a part of because it looks awesome.
On my side, I joined Chess Club in middle school and lost my first game in two moves. Because I suck that much at chess.
Think three moves ahead? I can't even think three moves behind.
Consider the source of the Reddit comments, Stack Overflow questions and FB photos: a substantial number of them are poorly written, irrelevant, re-posts and were already churned out by AI. So the ouroboros is the master of and source of its own fate. GIGO.
So fill yer boots, AI, it's your own shit you're eating.
Hence Google's AI giving supposedly real advice based on Reddit joke posts.
No, that’s why I deleted my fucking account of 17 years.
Did you delete your regular account as well?
It was all soft deletes.
Dunno, I used one of those overwrite services before I did.
An AI using what I say to train it will only make AI more like me. As far as I'm concerned, that's an improvement that may help others while not affecting my life one iota. It's not like it remembers who said what, it all just tweaks the algorithm.
Advertisers have been recording and storing what you say word for word to build a profile specific to you, containing your deepest, darkest truths so they can trick you into giving them more of your money. Who cares about AI training on publicly posted comments, it's just taking energy away from the real privacy issues.
Exactly!!! All this fear about AI being trained as if our data hasn't been being vacuumed for years and years now. Tracking profiles, fingerprinting, etc. There are legitimate things to get energized and concerned over, no need to make up fear-based narratives
In 2022 I was among the 1% of most karma awarded on reddit. Hadn't been banned anywhere.
Then in 2024 their IPO went public. A week later it was said that AI bots were now scrubbing the site to sell your data to google.
Within 3 weeks I was permanently banned, for 3 posts that had nothing wrong with them. One of them I understand how an AI would flag if its just using keywords. In context of the conversation nothing was wrong.
The other 2 didn't even have keywords which an AI would pick up on.
So my assumption is the AI scrubbed my data, started acting like me, which is to say an absurdist, and google didn't like the results of my data. So reddit banned me.
In my opinion stack overflow has vague answers 80% of the time. If AI helps filtering all the bullshit, I’m ok with that. And I don’t know how Reddit or Facebook bot comments are a good source of information.
Yep. I knew it was a public when I posted it. The thing I have a problem with is when my non-public content is used by people I didn't intend.
According to gdpr it is not allowed to use people's data for purposes other than the ones they agreed to. I had an e-mail discussion with them and I filed a complaint with my countries gdpr enforcement agency. They take a while to investigate and react, but hopefully if enough people complain they will take it seriously.
Exactly, but it's far more easier to spread panic with generalizations than it is to speak about the specifics.
I don't use any of them, but it sucks for the people that do.
How much glue should you put in your pizza?
Seriously. Eating Reddit means some truly strange shit is going to emerge. We all know the pattern of fun replies on Reddit, but the AI does not. Hence the glue thing.
Glue is still a more valid pizza topping than PINEAPPLE!!!