And it just spit these out. It's almost like we'll have to give up on humor and satire to keep AI from vomiting them up as truth. I do not understand why people don't see how limited this technology is. It's not "garbage in/garbage out" but "ideas in/garbage out".
This is a photo accompanying the interview of this climate scientist. I don't understand the comfort we have with seeing female skin (think all of those republican women in bare-armed dresses), and how shocking this would be if it were a man.
local sentiment
The one that gets me is the "paleo" diet, and then finding them eating potatoes because "root vegetables" and they are about 14,000 years and a few continents off.
I've blogged again - this time about words. "...the use of whitespace in writing has its purposes but does not define meaning."
kcoyle.blogspot.com/2023/10/word...
Xitter (pronounced shitter) - whole screens of comments of this nature. It's bot-a-riffic there. I didn't stay long enough to figure out why some posts get this response and others look "normal" but many emoji-only comments with no relation to post, from various accounts
Here's most of what I get for Ian Rankin. So many that they didn't all fit on one screen.
@ianrankin1.bsky.social
What I really want to know is whether there was a method in choosing the books,or if it was "whatever we can grab on a pirate site". If a method, what was it?
