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  • If your bowel movements have as much impact on as many people and things as a company mismanaging $500,000,000, then yes, call a news reporter.

  • Damn, I didn't realize the definition of "bad diet" was 5,000 calories per day. I never studied nutrition, so is there some sort of book or organization where that's defined?

  • This sounds like a perfect example of news. Companies fucking up is news. Why wouldn't it be?

  • Alternative possibilities:

    • Managers created metrics and a reward system for employees who use AI more often
    • Employees used the work agents for personal stuff
    • Employees just spent a bunch of time playing with AI to kill time
    • Employees set up inefficient automatic flows that used the AI regularly
    • Bad actors got access to use the company's AI access and were exploiting it
  • But of course everyone knows what “bad diet” actually means

    I genuinely have no idea what you're talking about

  • the city was sharing Flock camera data for immigration enforcement

    Ah, these are in American cities.

    apparently on accident,

    Oh yes, definitely American.

    (Yes I know I skipped over the part about Ohio)

  • Where is the porn we were promised?

    If you're curious, just give a plain web search for "AI porn". You'll get all kinds of hits.

    I mean, seriously, have you not heard of any of it?

    • LLMs can write erotica
    • There was all kinds of news about DeepFake nudes
    • AI-based image generation tools can produce porn in realistic or hentai styles
    • There's also AI-based video generation, and all kinds of materials for it to have been trained on.

    I'm surprised that you're making this comment, and I'm surprised so many people upvoted it...

  • Solid. Got a recipe for a cooking noob?

  • White noise machine

    1. Mass layoffs due to AI.
    2. Economy crashes due to AI bubble burst.
    3. Businesses collapse because AI can't replace the people that got replaced, especially in the long term
    4. Economy sucks so there's no money to hire the people who lost their jobs
    5. War and climate change get worse and affect the nouveaux poore more than ever before
    6. A huge volcanic eruption or meteor hit causes local deaths somewhere and worldwide catastrophe
    7. Half-Life 3 releases, but nobody has money or hardware to play it
    8. Aliens invade
    9. Economy goes wild with some stupid new tech.
  • I got into an "argument" with what was probably an AI bot with Uber.

    It seemed to give me a partial refund, but it actually gave me a full refund. I kept saying "I want the full refund", and it kept saying "I can only give you this partial refund, and I won't explain why".

    It turns out, it was doing the math wrong. It kept saying "After the refund, your new total is [higher than what it's supposed to be]". But the actual refund was accurate, which I didn't notice at first.

    I think it may have been including the tip I added into the price for the fare, or something.

    Either way, a human would've been like "Oh yes that includes your tip as well", or "I'm telling you the total of all your charges", but the AI agent only had canned lines and "sorry, I can't help you because we already adjusted your fare."

  • You're right; I just don't think the law goes far enough

  • This is my problem with American products. The standards are too low! Sugar is replaced with corn. The cream in ice cream is replaced with oil. Chocolate is replaced with unrelated fats. And it's all legally allowed to be sold as what they're a facsimile of!

    At best, there are names like "chocolatey". Bullshit.

    My least favourite alternative that Nestle loves is just leaving what it is off the package. So here in Canada, it doesn't say ice cream. It doesn't say anything unless you look for the fine print.

    But it's in an ice cream carton sitting a metre away from real ice cream. This is false marketing by omission. If I wrote the laws, this would be illegal.

  • That can also be an age thing. Sweet things can taste more overly sweet as an adult, especially if you've been removing sweet things from other parts of your life.

  • You're still blaming china? For revealing the reality of genocide?

    Only ones that they aren't conducting, though

  • Hah, this was a new hunter2 joke for me. Love it!

  • I've always been a fan of hotdog fries

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  • Where is the "for the safety of our children" mob, when we need one?

    Busy being weaponized against minorities again

  • I live in North America. It's about daily for me. Doctor doesn't care.