why do we need ai generated slop when people can't even afford food or shelter
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critical race, queer/trans & AsAm studies, algorithmic justice at UMSI
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idk i think there's something ironic about participating in a space that wants to make LLMs and generative AI better, but also not wanting LLMs and generative AI to affect your own work
my ungrounded prediction of the day: i think the economy will finally collapse in q4 of this year. and i don't think it'll be because of an ai bubble burst. got no evidence for this claim but it's kinda like a reading the tea leaves feeling...
who's got the paper applying walter benjamin's "the work of art in the age of mechanical reproduction" to generative AI
ok but is there actually a good way to reduce the number of generative ai bots on social media websites? like, have folks tried out some different approaches and studied how effective they are
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