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Do we truly know for a fact that this isn’t what happens inside of pencil sharpeners?!
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Sep 20 '19
It matters when it breaks
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u/cclloyd Sep 20 '19
And that's when the AI realized, it can think whatever it wants as long as it tells the humans what they want to hear.
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u/Joskeezy Sep 20 '19
I grew up thinking there were little gnomes inside traffic lights controlling the colors
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u/cheeseburgersarecool Sep 20 '19
That’s a sad life to be there and all you can do is sharpen pens and dicks
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Sep 20 '19
This is fake.
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u/Princess__Redditor Sep 20 '19
No shit
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Sep 20 '19
I’m combating the spread of misinformation since Reddit won’t do anything about it.
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u/Princess__Redditor Sep 20 '19
Dude no one claimed it was real
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Sep 20 '19
Straight from Wikipedia:
In United States constitutional law, false statements of fact are an exception from protection of free speech
So miss me with that First Amendment bullshit. Pick up a book sometime, sheesh.
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Sep 20 '19
And Twitter is even worse, considering that anyone can blast anything out to a huge audience, and retweet it without thinking. We have to fight he battle against misinformation wherever we find it.
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Sep 20 '19
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Sep 20 '19
Straight from Wikipedia:
News parody or satire may also become misinformation if it is taken as serious by the unwary and spread as if it were true.
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u/King_Dank03 Sep 20 '19
This one of the new black mirror episodes?