You gave a stranger with no soul and no skin in the game the keys to everything you own.
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@toriver @fightscore @beyondmachines1 sounds like you never experienced an LLM finding the source of a production bug based on log files, code and given context, in less than 10min where you would have needed at least half a day
@fh0@mastodon.social @toriver @fightscore @beyondmachines1
Sounds like you never experienced two day per week watering because of a changing environment and having that available water flowing into a data center drive up your cost for those two days as well.
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@kepeken What gives you that impression? Please don't tell me that you're one of those people who confuses competent literacy with fakery.
@wesdym It's because it's structured like this:
No X. No Y. Just Z.
And also
You didn't X. You YYYY.Then there's the fact that "the AI stops when it runs out of tokens" is not a fitting expression. It shows a sentence written with an understanding of the context and English, but not the mechanics behind the topic.
None of these prove that a human did not write it, so I said "why are so many" instead of "why is this" directly. (Since, if you have 10 80% chances you have a lot of examples.)
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@wesdym It's because it's structured like this:
No X. No Y. Just Z.
And also
You didn't X. You YYYY.Then there's the fact that "the AI stops when it runs out of tokens" is not a fitting expression. It shows a sentence written with an understanding of the context and English, but not the mechanics behind the topic.
None of these prove that a human did not write it, so I said "why are so many" instead of "why is this" directly. (Since, if you have 10 80% chances you have a lot of examples.)
@kepeken Um, okay, sure, whatever.
It's a nice day to go for a walk. I suggest that.
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@beyondmachines1@infosec.exchange
this isnt going to matter to any c suite retards until ai bankrupts a large company (which seems unlikely) and they start a trend of posting on linkedin about the problem. -
@wesdym It's because it's structured like this:
No X. No Y. Just Z.
And also
You didn't X. You YYYY.Then there's the fact that "the AI stops when it runs out of tokens" is not a fitting expression. It shows a sentence written with an understanding of the context and English, but not the mechanics behind the topic.
None of these prove that a human did not write it, so I said "why are so many" instead of "why is this" directly. (Since, if you have 10 80% chances you have a lot of examples.)
@kepeken For that matter, I'm taking 30 days away from you, in the hopes that touching grass does you some good.
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@beyondmachines1 Perfect - now CEOs can have fun
@gytisrepecka @beyondmachines1
And #ScottAdams can go on being dead
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You gave a stranger with no soul and no skin in the game the keys to everything you own.
@beyondmachines1 to all those who will be re-hired after this AI shitshow it’s over: ask two times what you were paid for before
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@beyondmachines1 You gave up your keys to your home to a stranger who switched on all appliances, lights, everything, turn on all waters to accomplish "something useful". most AI vibers only trust this stranger.
The only thing Alexa is good for is "Alexa; wait twelve minutes and then fart sounds for twenty minutes".
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@datenwolf Unironically, that could be a reason (not saying it is).
If you're talking to LinkedInsane people, it might be easier to use their way of communicating, than attempting to break through otherwise.
Cthulhu knows how poorly my posts have fared on linkedin, even when I wrote important stuff like "today I'm bored as fuck"That is a great way to describe the motivation someone would have to get AI to rewrite or write a post for them.
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You gave a stranger with no soul and no skin in the game the keys to everything you own.
@beyondmachines1 this is itself AI-generated engagement bait though
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That is a great way to describe the motivation someone would have to get AI to rewrite or write a post for them.
@kepeken unfortunately I think you're right. Having an LLM (re-) write something for me is something I find as appealing as having somebody drink my beer for me, though, so my opinions on the motivation of somebody who does that, are necessarily flawed.
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@kepeken unfortunately I think you're right. Having an LLM (re-) write something for me is something I find as appealing as having somebody drink my beer for me, though, so my opinions on the motivation of somebody who does that, are necessarily flawed.
@pgcd some people are looking for self-expression (truth as you understand it, questions, unique views, ideas that someone else won't understand unless they are open to you), others for a successful post in terms of attention (AI, dog-piling, takes they know are false but will get approval from the crowd, false accusations, etc.)
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@beyondmachines1 this is itself AI-generated engagement bait though
@jpteti @beyondmachines1 Don't trust Pangram so easily. I've seen it get stuff dead wrong (with "high confidence", no less).
But yes, this looks slop-ish.
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@toriver @fightscore @beyondmachines1 sounds like you never experienced an LLM finding the source of a production bug based on log files, code and given context, in less than 10min where you would have needed at least half a day
@fh0
In my experience at work, that happens sometimes! But it's outnumbered easily 3:1 by cases where it goes down rabbit holes based on fundamentally wrong starting assumptions.If the LLM bug-triage bot at work says one more time "oh yeah this kernel panic issue is clearly due to a problem in this testing shell script" I STG I will scream.
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@failedLyndonLaRouchite @beyondmachines1
Probably relevant to that question:
https://leaflessca.wordpress.com/2026/05/31/torches-and-pitchforks/@davecb Please don’t waste your time engaging with this person who creates alternative accounts faster than people can rightfully block them. They’re a shit-stirrer, they know it and I expect they enjoy it as well. -
You gave a stranger with no soul and no skin in the game the keys to everything you own.
@beyondmachines1 And that stranger does a shitty job to boot.
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@siderea lol
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@beyondmachines1 Good luck re-hiring those people - or hiring any people at all. They now know exactly what they are worth to you.
@VerenaRupp the addiction to food, clothing, and shelter is very strong.
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You gave a stranger with no soul and no skin in the game the keys to everything you own.
@beyondmachines1 and just wait until they start charging what it actually costs.
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@fh0
In my experience at work, that happens sometimes! But it's outnumbered easily 3:1 by cases where it goes down rabbit holes based on fundamentally wrong starting assumptions.If the LLM bug-triage bot at work says one more time "oh yeah this kernel panic issue is clearly due to a problem in this testing shell script" I STG I will scream.
@toriver @fightscore @beyondmachines1@lackthereof @fh0 @toriver @fightscore @beyondmachines1 Yeah. Whenever I ask AI to review anything it finds all kinds of issues, 90% of which are completely made up.
