[promptdaddy]

"We kill people based on metadata" Michael Haydon

Had to look that up.

[themafia]

Now they're killing people based on language models. It always cracks me up that the big worry with available AI is that people will somehow use it to manipulate other people on the internet; meanwhile, the government has turned it into an assassination tool.

[stopbulying]

While AI language models can emulate legal and judicial language, they are not sufficient substitutes for Due Process of Law because they have a comparably unacceptable wrongful conviction rate given that there are "hallucinations" and false citations.

[freddie_mercury]

Because manipulating billions of people a year is worse than assassinating 500 a year? Doesn't seem hard to figure out.