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Pollinators@Snoro Yes. Community pushback about AI data center construction is good. More pushback is good. #NoAIContent
Murteza YesilWe are against use of AI in so called "generative" kind of works. I do like, use, and recommend use of AI for detection tasks.
Examples of use of AI that I can recommend:
1. Sleep quality analysis
2. Indecent content detection: This is currently deployed on Edmontonian Social.
3. Motion detection in cameras
4. Optical Character Recognition: OCR has been used by postal services around the world since before the turn of the millennia.
∞. and many other ways we have been using AI for decades without breaking the society or the internet.
#NoAIContent
Examples of use of AI that I can recommend:
1. Sleep quality analysis
2. Indecent content detection: This is currently deployed on Edmontonian Social.
3. Motion detection in cameras
4. Optical Character Recognition: OCR has been used by postal services around the world since before the turn of the millennia.
∞. and many other ways we have been using AI for decades without breaking the society or the internet.
#NoAIContent
Richardmade a #antiAI account just for news and such.
@fsck_ai
I will start using it asap, just life keeps happening.
@AI #noai #noaithankyou #noaicontent
FrugalGamerJust found this fascinating article over at the always wonderful Smart Bitches Trashy Books about a really interesting deep dive into AI narrators and library books:
smartbitchestrashybooks.com/2024/10/ai-audiobook-narrators-in-overdrive-and-the-issue-of-library-ai-circulation-policy/
Thanks to divergentrays.com/blog/posts/2024-10-27-Weekly-Wrap-Up-30 for the link!
I can't say I'm surprised, but I think it's always helpful to see the way these things work behind the scenes and to know what to look for. I read a lot of genre fiction myself, and have been digging through the self published books for years now. A good number of them do have that smell of "for the algorithm" about them, and are always found at the bottom of the stacks, or in the free sections. Before LLMs, I believe most of these were being written by content mills for the express purpose of making money and getting clicks, so it's only logical that they would move on to AI generation instead. But with content mills, at least a real person was getting paid at some point in the process, right?
#web3isgoinggreat #AI #AIart #LLM #noAIcontent #selfpublishing #books #amazon
smartbitchestrashybooks.com/2024/10/ai-audiobook-narrators-in-overdrive-and-the-issue-of-library-ai-circulation-policy/
Thanks to divergentrays.com/blog/posts/2024-10-27-Weekly-Wrap-Up-30 for the link!
I can't say I'm surprised, but I think it's always helpful to see the way these things work behind the scenes and to know what to look for. I read a lot of genre fiction myself, and have been digging through the self published books for years now. A good number of them do have that smell of "for the algorithm" about them, and are always found at the bottom of the stacks, or in the free sections. Before LLMs, I believe most of these were being written by content mills for the express purpose of making money and getting clicks, so it's only logical that they would move on to AI generation instead. But with content mills, at least a real person was getting paid at some point in the process, right?
#web3isgoinggreat #AI #AIart #LLM #noAIcontent #selfpublishing #books #amazon