10 comments

  • trueno 7 minutes ago
    i think a lot of people don't realize how far not just nation-states are willing to go, but bajillionaire entities are willing to go to control any given narrative now that AI is so accessible. ig comments, tiktok comments, reddit comments, hn comments, on seemingly innocuous and harmless content, just out there trying to look real and game the perception. these entities are well aware that people go to comments and discussion for "the real tea" and yeah. marketing behemoths offer "social media engagement" packages to entities like disney to push trailer hype. flood youtube and other socials with fake content engagement. i remember within the first like minute disney dropped the latest tron trailer on youtube, it was absolutely flooded with "i'm not ready" "omggggg" caliber comments from seemingly real looking youtube profiles.

    bring back lan parties, aol instant messenger and throw the current platforms into the sun

  • GolfPopper 50 minutes ago
    >Our mission is to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity.

    Pull the other one. It's got bells on.

  • 0-_-0 4 minutes ago
    Why didn't Russia just use local models?
  • MomsAVoxell 29 minutes ago
    We should be tracking and identifying all covert influence campaigns, from all states - not just Russia - and collecting a registry of these efforts for wide public distribution.

    We should also be tracking and identifying all covert influence campaigns of our own government, too, while we’re at it.

    In fact, all covert influence, everywhere, should be identified and made overt.

    It is the covert nature of the influence that is the most insidious aspect, incompatible with free and open society.

    So yeah, let’s start at home by disassembling the national security apparatus which allows covert influence to be wielded against The People. After all, anything less than full exposure is hypocrisy.

    More leaks now!

    Perhaps there will be an application of LLM’s towards identifying covert influence, which we can apply to a corpus and identify its true authorship. This would be pretty useful for a lot of things, eh ..

  • __coder__ 8 minutes ago
    Why didn't they used any Chinese open models?
  • hackernud3s 23 minutes ago
    Does it seem strange that Russia would go with Israel to astroturf credibility?
    • venzaspa 13 minutes ago
      It depends on who your target audience is.
  • andOlga 31 minutes ago
    Even as a speaker of the language I haven't a single bloody clue what a "hazzy" is. Is ChatGPT normally this bad at being prompted in one language to generate text in another, or is this an operator fuckup, I wonder?
    • thin_carapace 27 minutes ago
      mixing languages results in huge hallucination increase from my experience
  • jimbob45 38 minutes ago
    We recently banned a cluster of ChatGPT accounts originating in Russia

    We banned a cluster of ChatGPT accounts that very likely originated in Russia.

    Methinks AI helped write this. Although…their evidence is pretty damning.

  • metalman 57 minutes ago
    unfortunatly it appears to me that Russia has gone from doing good service providing a reasonable counter narative to the US/west, has become lazy and resorted to promoting convienient irrational and extreamist naratives present at the fringes of western societies, but worse for them and us, is that they are now consuming the excess product and activly meddling, not that our various 3 and 4 letter agencys are refraing from operating there, but it's all tedious and evil mean spirited, lacking any identifiable moral or cultural basis, just a dirty fight for power on both sides.
  • dandaka 26 minutes ago
    This got me mixed feelings. I don't support such campaigns. Still I would prefer my AI tool to behave more like a notepad app and less like a government or a corporate censor.
    • tyre 12 minutes ago
      Ideally our government would regulate this, but our government is an absolute dumpster fire intent on destroying respect for America and gives no care for what’s best for its people.

      So, you know, we gotta take what we can get

      • pferde 4 minutes ago
        If there's a big centralized service that a lot of people use, there will always be the temptation to abuse it to influence those people.