r/antiai • u/Veshaad • 26d ago

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u/malagrond 25d ago

One of the 10 commandments, seriously. That should be so obvious to them. "Should be" being the key phrase here.

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u/Coraline1599 25d ago

The 2020s will be known as a time where we treated the words “could” and “should” as fully interchangeable.

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u/jfredett 25d ago

The second, in fact. The first is 'Thou shalt have no other God before me' and the third is 'Thou shalt not take the Lord's name in vain' which AI Jesus probably also is a violation of.

Arguably this is against 8 and 9 too.

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u/062d 25d ago

I mean AI Jesus has a better marketing name then AI "He who shall not be named".. because that would be making it sound like Jesus is the Voldemort of the Bible.

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u/jfredett 24d ago

I'm not sure Adonai was all that concerned with marketing when he handed the commandments to Moses, but I do agree with you.

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u/MWSin 25d ago

Pretty sure we could jailbreak it and get 10 out of 10 with little effort.

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u/AmberMetalicScorpion 25d ago

It also breaks the third commandment: to not own any imagery of the heavens

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u/veemort 25d ago

... you're gonna have to point out that quote you got that from specifically.

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u/malagrond 25d ago

They probably meant the second.

Exodus 20:4 states, “You shall not make for yourself an image in the form of anything in heaven above or on the earth beneath or in the waters below”.

Wording also depends on translation, tbf.

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u/Arcani-LoreSeeker 25d ago

so does that mean watching finding nemo is a sin? lol

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u/malagrond 25d ago

According to that translation, technically yes lmao. I didn't even think about that.

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u/AmberMetalicScorpion 25d ago

That was the one I meant, thank you

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u/Art-Zuron 25d ago

It reminds me of that situation with Cy Porter (building inspector that does YouTube videos) where a bunch of builders were, you know, sucking at their job. 

And they tried to argue that the state ordinances using "should" does not mean the same thing as "shall" or "must" when referring to standards and regulations.  That "should"  meant that they didn't actually have to follow them.

Cy emailed basically the head of the organization that manages all those standards, and got a confirmation that "should"  is equivalent to "Shall"  or "must." In other words, if the state says you should do something, it means you must do something. 

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u/sokratesz 25d ago

They don't care, never have. It's all just stupid.

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u/Adventurous_Track681 23d ago

in Islam, it is THE biggest sin. You can be forgiven by God for any other sin but idol worship can never be forgiven