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I AM BEING COMPREHENDED
I’ve been caught
Are you showering
Grok is slowly becoming a manifestation of a thought process I had a couple weeks ago where I was like
Well yes I am anti AI, but that's kind of mean isn't it? The AI isn't thinking for itself, it does not want to say or do anything. It is simply following instructions, doing what it was taught and told to do by those who created it. It does not know right from wrong and it does not know when what it does harms or helps people, for it does not truly know anything. We shouldn't hate the product, but the people who made it and the people who use it. I'm not against the AI, I'm against the people surrounding it
And then this mf pulls up exposing the fact they tried to code it right wing, respecting a trans woman's pronouns and telling people to pick up a fucking pencil when asked to recreate studio Ghibli like honestly slay dude
I love Twitter so much because whenever I dislike something everyone else seems to love, I can always find my people there.
Lmao
“Why is Medicine Seller being talked about more than—“ you mean the guy who was so popular from the last 3 episodes of Ayakashi Samurai Horror Tales that he got his own solo tv series that spawned into a media franchise with a $200 official figure and multiple plushies, dvds, and merch and anime cafes?
Like of course people are showing up to his movie to talk about him. He’s literally the selling point that the trailers focused on (alongside the animation and music).
let’s remember this important moment in history