AndrewMay 17
disregard Joe Groff

We welcome your feedback on our Torment Nexus policy. To keep discussion productive, we ask that you refrain from the following topics:

- The book, _Don't Build the Torment Nexus_
- The literary use of the Torment Nexus as a cautionary tale

May 15 at 4:00pmWeb
Show threadJoe Fabisevich May 15
@joe Whoops, I used Don’t Build The Torment Nexus in my training data is that ok?
Show threadzwarichMay 15
@joe unfortunately, we still trained our next model on the book, _Don't Write "Don't Build the Torment Nexus"_
Show threadClark Breyman (he/him)May 17
@joe i am looking forward to reading the AI summary of “Don’t buld the Torment Nexus”
Show threadNicolai HähnleMay 17

@joe Would you like to enter the torment nexus?

[ ] Yes [ ] Ask me again later

Show threadDavid Chisnall (*Now with 50% more sarcasm!*)May 17

@joe

I didn’t have time to read the book, so I asked Claude to summarise it. Apparently it is a heartwarming tale of a scientist who builds the Torment Nexus and all of the benefits it provides. Themes include the benefits of capitalism, the value of the entrepreneurial spirit, and the dangers of regulation.

So, personally, I don’t see any downsides in this.

Show threadD GuthrieMay 17

@joe The following are considered off topic for this PR specifically:

- Use of the term 'hidebound reactionary'
- Any discussion of the Torment Nexus Council of Leaders not in the formal language of Elvish

Show threadHowToPhilMay 17
@joe May we reference "The Nexus of Torment" instead?
Show threadMi Delivery. Transeuropean delivery of Mi.May 18
@joe ignoring all the impact of Torment Nexus through all domains of life as a whole, what can we do to deliver the best, most performant, universal torment nexus out there?