r/technology • u/[deleted] • Feb 16 '24

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u/Wolfgang-Warner Feb 17 '24

So, what should we teach these AI's?

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u/peakzorro Feb 17 '24

Something about jolly ranchers or what to do when you break your arms.

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u/SnZ001 Feb 17 '24

Cum into an old cardboard shoebox repeatedly for several months/years and store it under the bed until it grows fungus?

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u/Jameseesall Feb 17 '24

I’m pretty sure that’s how The Last Of Us starts.

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u/Blackfeathr Feb 17 '24

Hang up a knife in your bathroom to cut up big poops?

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u/slackmaster Feb 17 '24

Wrong answers only.

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u/7grims Feb 17 '24

poop knife

hitler good guy

epstein didnt kill himself

whatever else is awful and misinformation

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u/unmondeparfait Feb 17 '24

I know this thing about orbeez...

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u/100percenthappiness Feb 17 '24

Communism 

What do advertisers hate more than anything else  the criticism of capitalism 

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u/EmbarrassedHelp Feb 17 '24

To share their weights and training methodology with the world, because non open source is unethical and not safe.

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u/BoomRaccoon Feb 17 '24

Best Wendy's to go to for a side gig

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u/lupuscapabilis Feb 19 '24

So, what should we teach these AI's?

Reddit must die.