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Stumbled across this screenshot. Now, instead of judging people for yourself, the computer can do it for you!!! This will in no way be used negatively by Reddit nor people who are arguing with each other. Original post is here, if anyone still has Reddit maybe go spread the good word of Lemmy and Piefed to these users :P
I read about a political polling company that will begin creating AI bot versions of the people that they poll. And they will use those AI bots to ask additional questions in the future. Questions that may not exist at the time of the poll.
Imagine what companies like Reddit will be able to do with their user data and advertisers.
reddit already gave it to GOOGLEs ai, and Open AI as well.
That summary doesn't say anything. It's just the most neutral statements.
Agreed that it doesn't say anything because 'strong' and 'provocative' mean different things in different contexts such as subs with very different users.
A fediverse example is saying 'AI sucks' isn't provocative in c/Fuck_AI but is on the dbzer0 instance if provocative is based on votes or replies. Strong can just mean direct and clear. Sure, they might comment a lot about Palestine but the rest doesn't indicate whether they support Palestine or Israel because there is no context for what subs they post in.
Just worthless word salad.
Fuck AI, but this is probably the most apt utilization of AI I have ever seen.
Yeah, AI is so reliable that this is totally helpful and nuanced. Probably counts down votes on comments about how Israel is committing genocide in conservative subs when determining if their comments are 'provocative'.
or when discussing the epstein files. the mods was able to completely quash the discussing by tricking them into only discussing it on a megathread then deleting it or banning anyone sitll taking about it. the mods are backed by russia too.
There was a post the other day talking about how Hilary Clinton was advising gay people thinking about marriage to get it done immediately. The post was removed from /r/politics for not being on topic. 6 comments replying to the mod post about it and I’d bet those people are still participating over there.
considered who the mods are im not surprised.
That sounds like a pretty good feature if you ignore the lies AI might produce
It’s not just Reddit, anything public is being scraped by AI and all anyone has to do is just ask any of the LLMs and they can provide the same kind of summary…
I tried this recently with my name and it couldn't find anything. Using RNG usernames may be the play because they're so generic :P
I was actually able to run it on a couple different users and it was very in-depth. On your username in particular it showed this thread so they must be searching the web for the username. It could be that newer models are searching more instances than they were before as well.
This is the first post I've had that's had a notable number of votes so maybe if I delete it in a month it won't show up anymore if its just searching the web.
That actually seems like a good feature. If I open someones profile and thats the description I can instantly save myself time and energy by not replying and blocking.