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lenazun

absolutely hate living in a world where I see something wonderful online and immediately think "is this generated by a monster machine"?

13 May at 20:33 | Open on mastodon.social
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Jennifer Kayla | Theogrin 🦊

@lzg

Hate living in this world where I post something and someone has to ask themselves, "is she actually a monster machine?"

13 May at 20:37 | Open on chaosfem.tw
no brain no pain

@lzg the world is an ugly place but life is beautiful 🤩

13 May at 20:37 | Open on social.tchncs.de
Michael Champlin

@lzg and *not being able to know for sure* is basically the metric for success for the people who build and deploy the monster machines

13 May at 21:00 | Open on mastodon.cc
Meercat ✅
Royce Williams
Jim Flanagan

@lzg I had my hand hovering over the boost button, but then I thought…

13 May at 21:58 | Open on hachyderm.io
F4GRX Sébastien
Quinn9282 🖥️🌙✌️

@lzg What a sad world we live in... 😞

13 May at 22:24 | Open on mas.to
Bryan

@lzg in defense of AI (not that that is ever a good idea) but Facebook, Twitter, IG etc were mighty swinging d#cks online before AI ever came into the parlor.

13 May at 22:39 | Open on toot.community
4everpushingaboulder

@lzg

absolutely hate living in a world

#fify

13 May at 23:56 | Open on mastodon.social
Kydia Music

@lzg

I was just reading this @pluralistic article on how copyright laws (current, or any new ones that might get enacted) are not likely to protect creators from LLMs and genAI, but that labor laws might.

However, I wonder if we could get better consumer laws in place, too—requiring that all AI-generated content must be disclosed prominently.

I’d like to see better consumer protection laws related to contents of products, sustainability, and country of origin, too.

pluralistic.net/2024/05/13/spo

@lzg

I was just reading this @pluralistic article on how copyright laws (current, or any new ones that might get enacted) are not likely to protect creators from LLMs and genAI, but that labor laws might.

However, I wonder if we could get better consumer laws in place, too—requiring that all AI-generated content must be disclosed prominently.

14 May at 0:12 | Open on mastodon.social
John Jackson

@lzg Rather than a human monster?

14 May at 0:13 | Open on scholar.social
A Slightly Orange Cat

@lzg This happened to me just today. My niece boosted a set of pretty landscape photos and I felt compelled to zoom in and scrutinize a few before deciding they were real.

14 May at 0:55 | Open on mstdn.social
Jacob - Challenging Apathy

@lzg As someone who grew up during the early days of the web, it absolutely frustrates me to see how stupid the web has become. Between big tech and AI, it's just a nightmare.

14 May at 4:24 | Open on infosec.exchange
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