It's so sad to see the Justice Department turn into Infowars.
Is AI a source? It feels like this possibility was unthinkable when that decision was made. Now, it's not.
> “[R]ight conclusions are more likely to be gathered out of a multitude of tongues, than through any kind of authoritative selection.”
Makes sense in the 40s. Now that big corporations have machines that can type following orders, this quote should also be taken with an extra grain of salt.
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These feel like obvious overlooks. It's almost as if they were selected and planted to generate oposition. That makes me believe there's something I don't know regarding how this is going to go. It's too easy.
In other words, this feels like a bait.
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My gut tells me the thing to look for is evidence of manufactured public discourse just before 2017. Whether that manufactured content was generated from a previously unknown widespread deployment of LLMs or manually produced by humans who had prior knowledge of this technology is also a relevant question.
Any platform with more than some arbitrary number of users which accepts and displays user submitted content will be required to post all legal content and will be prevented from moderating legal content without a court order.
I don't know why they bother, they won after all. Despite all of the "COVID oppression" they complain about, their views are now mainstream and an anti-vaxxer runs American medical policy. I guess they need to keep the narrative of widespread leftist censorship alive.
yeah, right... except, you know, the current president of the US and his followers.
You would have to be naive not to think it has been going on at scale most often due to financial kickbacks.
Push our propaganda and remove dissent and get a large amount of money, via NGOs / shareblue / USA-ID kickback.
Lately have seen a lot of paid work from Ukraine and other money pots.
Should be made open and investigated
I didn't get this line. You're saying "even though I am a libertarian I support this non-libertarian action"? Or is it something else?
Previously independent companies were free to choose what they display, now there are proposals for government mandates over their allowed actions.
I may be missing your point.