The Rise Of The Machines...

[Brian Peacock]

They're calling it AI slop...

[Sean Hayden]

We’re doomed.

[L'Emmerdeur]

They're calling it AI slop...

...

It is. Count the fingers; according to my count both her left hand and his right hand have five fingers and a thumb. The arrangement of keys on the phone is one I for one have never encountered

[Brian Peacock]

lolz

[Brian Peacock]

Need a soft play area to reassure you that you're not a bigoted piece of shit like your nephew just called you, and that your prejudices are, in fact, true? Want be the ultimate keyboard warrior and win every debate with those smugly condescending Libtards? Don't worry, Elon has you covered ..

Elon Musk's Grokipedia Pushes Far-Right Talking Points

On Monday, Elon Musk’s xAI startup launched Grokipedia, which the billionaire is pitching as an AI-generated alternative to the crowdsourced encyclopedia Wikipedia. Musk first announced the project in late September on his social media platform X, saying it would be “a massive improvement over Wikipedia,” and “a necessary step towards the xAI goal of understanding the Universe.”

Musk said last week that he had delayed the launch of Grokipedia because his team needed “to do more work to purge out the propaganda.” When Grokipedia eventually dropped on Monday, WIRED was initially unable to access the website and received an automated message that it was blocked.

When we finally got access to it, WIRED found that the online encyclopedia contained lengthy entries generated by AI. While many of the pages WIRED saw on launch day appeared fairly similar to Wikipedia in terms of tone and content, a number of notable Grokipedia entries denounced the mainstream media, highlighted conservative viewpoints, and sometimes perpetuated historical inaccuracies.

The Grokipedia entry about the slavery of African Americans in the US includes a section outlining numerous “ideological justifications” made for slavery, including the “Shift from Necessary Evil to Positive Good.” The end of the entry focuses on criticisms of The 1619 Project, which it says incorrectly framed “slavery as the central engine of the nation's political, economic, and cultural development.”...

You can imagine the rest...

[Sean Hayden]

Well, gentlemen, we’ve taken the first step towards understanding the universe.

…

“Who laughed?”

“Who fucking laughed!?”

[L'Emmerdeur]

It's very clever ...

'Turns Out, Wikipedia Isn't That "Woke" As Grokipedia Rips Off Most of Its Pages'

[Brian Peacock]

Can't see [citation needed] getting much use over there.