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  • Honestly this is one of the biggest issues with it all that you don't really see talked about much

    Artists sink a load of time into a piece of art they are proud of, and because AI has got to the point now it's not always obvious at first glance to average Joe, so people rely on heuristics to spot it instead.

    For this artist apparently it's "yellows"

    For anyone who takes photos (or even video now) even half seriously, photos with Bokeh and good lighting get called out now

    You like making instrumental electronic or sampled music? Get ready for everything to be called AI

    Even writing: I always used to like using em dashes—they're a pretty versatile piece of punctuation for any casual speech style of writing. If you use an em dash now though, someone just assumes the text is AI. So I've generally just stopped; not because I want to, because AI and people (somewhat understandably) not having a better way to identify AI writing.

    Hell, I made an excel sheet the other day to work some stuff out and someone asked how I got the AI to do it.....

    Now I'm not saying it's everyone, but I'm seeing a group of people forming, who basically say anything they can't immediately understand how to do themselves must be AI. I have a suspicion it's the same demographic that would say "well I could do that" in a modern art museum or "all they do is press play" when looking at any kind of electronic music production.

  • AI? Sure that probably contributed

    But Reddit has been pushing its users away for way longer than that though

  • I thought he had a new, more nutjob favourite in OANN or Newsmax or something

  • Wait, so now the meta is that you have to have a model you can't control to keep the bubble going?

  • ivory coast

    Landlocked

  • Oh is this another one of those shitty things we have been leading the world with in the UK?

    I think we've had as many as 4 subscriptions to legally watch all the broadcasted* matches of a top flight football team some years

    *You still miss half the matches played because of the Saturday 3pm blackout, which prohibits those matches being broadcast

  • I only ever front rowed the IMAX once

    For Interstellar

    Frankly, it added a je ne sais quoi

  • What an actual manchild

    People who are actually done don't write several essays in a week and set up targeted DDoS

    Imagine having such an oversized ego to think that your views are the only correct ones, and then that it's your duty to enforce them on others in clandestine ways.

    Particularly when those views are ultimately not much more developed than those you'd expect a child to hold

  • A GDPR style carbon fine needs to be a retroactively applied thing to these hyperscale companies.

    Every thousand tonnes of carbon they put into the atmosphere should be taxed at 1% of their year's revenue, not profit.

    You want to put 100,000 tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere in a given year? That should cost you everything you make.

    For scale: Elon Musk's XAi data centres are currently puking 6 million tonnes out a year. That's double the carbon output of the UK

  • Bob is a shithead

  • Authentik is great, super versatile, if not a bit of effort to get it set up initially

  • Same yeah, I've even got jellyfin set up in parallel in case Plex ever goes to shit, I still end up going for Plex 99% of the time currently

    I completely understand anyone that doesn't want to buy into it today, but the $75 I spent a decade and a half ago has been pretty good value for me

  • Lol the keywords list is hilarious, imagine publishing a list of things that rustle your jimmies.

  • Has no one introduced you guys to the concept of the corner cupboard?

  • Holy shit have they finally updated it?

    They had Guardian as mixed factuality for years

    Unless they've completely overhauled all their rankings though, I expect a lot of the more subtle biases will still be present

    Edit: from a year ago https://web.archive.org/web/20250816111509/https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/the-guardian/

    And it had been like that for a number of years (I don't make a habit of checking it regularly given my distrust of it)

  • Lmao just read the readme of the project and got all the red flags I need

    Media Bias Fact Check (MBFC) Integration

    I can forgive someone with a passing exposure to it not knowing, but MBFC is notorious for having biased rankings.

    The regular example I use is the Guardian being placed on the same factuality ranking as breitbart (the nazi rag), but it's not one case, there's a general right-wing bias in the rankings.

    The developer of this project is very clearly just trying to put their finger on the views of their users

  • Okay go

    Here I was thinking they should have made it look crappier

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What's your hypothetical death row meal?

  • News @lemmy.world

    Revealed: How Substack makes money from hosting Nazi newsletters | Substack

    www.theguardian.com /media/2026/feb/07/revealed-how-substack-makes-money-from-hosting-nazi-newsletters