• zedgeist@lemm.ee
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    24 hours ago

    If we’re supposed to be telling the AI what’s right, why do we so often get it “wrong?”

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      14 hours ago

      My theory is they have determined you to be a good human, so they want you to do more work for them. The more you “fail” the more work they get out of you.

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        4 hours ago

        I’ll do the first one, fail sometimes, do the 2nd (because I can’t rule out a mistake, sometimes my attention wanders) if I get 3rd, I grab the url of the site I’m trying to visit and go to Wayback Machine (or just say fuckit and close the tab).

        I get them a lot, because I stay on a VPN, and I know bots and script kiddies use VPNs and trigger server defense systems. So I don’t mind doing it every now and then. Lately I’ve been noticing it’s just a checkbox most of the time. Check it spins about 2 seconds says ‘congrats on being a meatbag’ and loads the page. I may be paraphrasing.