The argument the mod writes is 👌

Update : there’s a new one that appears but, I’ve checked, that’s the same mod as the others

Update 2 : got contacted by the mod, overall sweet guy/gal we agree to disagree and keep the ban up, who said that Lemmy cannot be civil

  • Famko@lemmy.world
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    4 days ago

    Genuinely my biggest gripe with their entire instance. How do they not realize that by using LLMs you rob yourself of the chance to gain new skills in art or coding?

    • Rothe@piefed.social
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      4 days ago

      Plus the fact that they are literally sucking up to techbro billionaire oligarchs pushing this nonsense by doing so.

      I guess the techbro in them overrules the anarchist.

      • SourGumGum@lemmy.world
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        3 days ago

        How does running a Chinese model locally on your computer suck up to techbro billionaire oligarchs?

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          3 days ago

          Techbro oligarchs would love nothing more than for you to use AI because it ultimately turns your brain into soup from its sycophantic behaviour. Many cases of AI psychosis have appeared and a lot of stories of suicides spurred on by LLMs have come out.

          The billionaires push LLMs on everyone because it’ll turn you into political cattle. Locally run models won’t help you because the problems don’t come from the fact that other models are run on their private servers, it comes from the effects of prolonged AI usage.

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      4 days ago

      I never trust taxi drivers who use an electronic map. Taxi drivers should know all of the streets by heart, and be able to accurately predict road congestion, like they did in the good old days. By using this evil navigation technology, their spatial awareness withers and it is just a shame.

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        3 days ago

        I mean, it is true that if you don’t use a GPS or an electronic map that you do develop a better awareness of your surroundings and the street mapping. Same way using a guide to something doesn’t let you really remember and commit to memory the task you’re doing.

        It’s just that AI exacerbates that tendency tenfold, because you don’t even have to follow a guide if the guide does it for you.

      • kionay@lemmy.world
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        3 days ago

        knowing streets and predicting road congestion are not creative acts, that is they are not creating something

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          3 days ago

          Wow, okay. I mean I was being sarcastic with my comment, but now I kinda regret it. Way to cheapen another profession’s talents and trade.

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            2 days ago

            nothing in your comment indicated sarcasm. unless you’re brand new to the Internet you should know perfectly well that pure-text communication lacks the fidelity to indicate that. this is why so many times over the age of the internet people have tried to add in a way to communicate that either with “/s” or SaRcAsM/mOcKiNg CaSe, or italics sometimes, someone once even tried to make a sarcasm mark

            I said nothing to cheapen taxi drivers or their profession. I respect and appreciate it a great deal, especially with examples of them unionizing. That doesn’t change the fact that the profession does not create a thing. I find it disingenuous that you would suggest that not calling a profession creative would diminish it.

            Garbagemen, for instance, is a profession that is very much worth respecting but also which does not create anything.