hydroptic

Oh no, bad behaviour! Anything but that!

Remember, any resistance to fascist takeovers must be well-behaved

Well that's a huge surprise

Most normal chan user

Sounds more like good news to me

… what.

This article is about a scientific study that shows clear differences in brain activity between people who used LLMs and those who didn't. If you can't tell the difference between that and whatever the hell you're going on about, you might want to cut down on the LLM usage.

Similar criticisms have probably been leveled at many other technologies in the past, such as computers in general, typewriters, pocket calculators etc.

Show me a study where they find typewriter users "consistently underperformed at neural, linguistic, and behavioral levels"

Imagine my utter shock.

I'll be surprised once the Russians actually manage to do something right

Edit:

Unlike in the West, the use of AI in Russian online encyclopedias hasn’t sparked much debate among editors — at least not publicly.

Gee wonder why that is

Even then you'd expect them to be able to march in step with each other even if they can't hear some cadence.

Like I said in another comment, I think it's just more likely they did the bare minimum because they absolutely didn't give a fuck about being performing monkeys for King Trump

edit: I was in the military for years. I don't understand how some of y'all make marching in step and in formation sound like fucking quantum physics

I mean personally I think that's more likely to be the real reason – they mostly looked they just didn't give a flying fuck and didn't want to be there.

I just find these justifications of "well they're busy defending our nation so they don't learn marching" idiotic

They can dEfEnD oUr NaTiOn against brown peasants, but can't march in step because they apparent forget how to do so after basic training? Shit, it's been over 20 years since my military service and I'm 100% sure I could still manage to march in step