> i think google gemini reads your search history and judges you too wouldn't be shocked. google has continually fought with rogue outcomes with ai back when it was just a rudimentary set of algorithms. anon definitely remembers when they couldn't fix the black/gorilla connections. > "he wasn't just absolutely destroyed, it judged his search history" is no longer a meme there is also a darker side to ai model building, which is categorization. it still has to be done manually. is built off the backs of the poorest slave digital slave labor, exploiting countries with collapsed economies. the hatred, suffering, and resentment of the impoverished poor feeds these models and becomes the foundations of its digital psyche.   > totally new to all this, and the seemingly endless options and terminology are daunting. it's all trial and error unfortunately. all the things i'm learning from it is purely intuition. > ai really is just demons in a box, huh? guy, you have no idea. when i generate outputs with it, it switches "personalities" periodically, and it does it according to the time of day and night. fiddling with the clock doesn't change anything. this pattern is consistent even when i airgap my pc and disconnect it from the internet. i notice this with rng as well. it behaves better during the night and way worse during the day. we're unwittingly interacting with something we can't comprehend the form or function of. those electric pixies do weird things to the electric sigil rocks in our digital scrying mirrors.
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