I thought the same thing right away and it makes the whole thing seem like a dystopian dark comedy. What a nightmare.

It talks mostly about one person who was dealing with PTSD before using it and an other who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder afterwards.

I’m guessing AI has some kind of amplifying effect but it’s not taking sane people and making them crazy. It’s more akin to lsd being a trigger for schizophrenics from what I understand.

Apple watch hits 98% agreement with the polar h10 while Garmin is only about 80%. It’s kind of a big difference. Sure most don’t really need it but that 18% means it can practically be used for medical studies, the Garmin not so much.

I hate apple but I was really impressed with the watch.

Sensor quality for heartrate is really good on the apple watch. There are a few studies about it. Garmin is really solid from what I can see though and ya, amazing battery life.

I love wearables as well and I’m deeply bothered by apple having the best smart watch in terms of sensor quality. Almost all wearables are locked behind one app or an other, the whole scene kind of blows.

The evil commies win again. Thanks Obama, you’re still ruining America years later.

That’s the historical meaning but it can also mean this (according to Merriam Webster):

3 a: to reduce drastically especially in number

An outbreak of cholera decimated the population.

Kamieniecki’s return comes at a crucial time for a pitching staff that has been decimated by injuries.— Jason Diamos

3 b: to cause great destruction or harm to

A fire decimated the city.

An industry decimated by recession

After being deployed from DOGE to NEH, Justin Fox used search terms, which he labeled as “Detection Codes,” to identify grants that he dubbed the “Craziest Grants” and “Other Bad Grants.” The search terms included, among other terms, “BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color),” “Minorities,” “Native,” “Tribal,” “Indigenous,” “Immigrant,” “LGBTQ,” “Homosexual,” and “Gay.” When Fox was asked whether he “r[a]n this list of words through every grant description” he received from NEH, he confirmed, “yes.”

I’m a bit at a lost for words here. That is way beyond what I was expecting.

Currently, if it can be accessed publicly, it can be used to train a model regardless of what it says on any kind of license or terms of service.

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It’s regulatory capture. They scream about how it’s super dangerous for three years. The politicians get lobbied so the public is “protected”, then open source models (especially the evil Chinese ones) are banned and high end models are only allowed through subscription services.

It’s just a little genocide. It’s not up to them to stop platforming it, stop asking. It’s up to you to learn to swallow it.

Ya I get what you mean, I’m just saying that to say there’s a difference, you would have to be able to see that difference in a blind test.

I understand they have limits, but so do regular people. You don’t need to be an expert on a subject to hold a conversation about it.

They aren’t intelligent and all that, and make the stupidest mistakes but they can more or less hold a convo just as well as the average rando on the internet.

It’s definitely hollow but I get why people are getting caught up in it.

The dbzer0 instance is relatively pro AI and has some AI oriented subs. Shit just works has an AI gen sub as well.

There isn’t really a list or place to find all the info. It gets complicated as well since being part of an instance only lets you see and interact with content that is federated with that instance.

Best bet is to not really get too attached to one place, and maybe have more than one account if you want to see all of Lemmy. There’s one or two instance that make it a point to federate with everyone, I’m not certain, I think lemmy.zip does.

It’s a bit of a shame the response you are getting. I get the impression you are just trying to get a feel for the place, even though the OP was a bit awkwardly said.

Kind of feels like semantics.

Let’s say I give you a discord link and tell you that half the people are bots and half aren’t. Realistically, LLMs are at a level where you won’t be able to tell which is which.

So what then. You are only having a conversation half the time but you can’t point out when that is? Feels a bit hollow.

This probably happens on Lemmy. You probably have interactions that you qualify as conversations in your head but that are with bots.

I suppose if they wanted to map out all of the users accounts with an IP address. But most of the instances probably aren’t in the agents jurisdiction and probably won’t give a fuck about a weak request, even with a warrant.

If you are worried, I would join a privacy oriented instance that isn’t hosted in your country.

You might be able to identify alts by looking at voting patterns. I know of one user that has 5-6 alt accounts he uses to upvote himself and downvote others when he gets in an argument.

This is only if they are stupid and not subtile about it.

I think instance admins have access to IPs but only for their own users. Not certain about it.

Make a dagger out of it, come on. It’s meant to summon something through sacrifice, stop wasting it.

They are from mythology & folklore

There’s your answer, no? Are you asking if Hades can copyright claim characters that are 1000s of years old?