I didn't realize how fucking useful the word 'fucking' is for eliminating AI
Turns out, it's really fucking useful!
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I didn't realize how fucking useful the word 'fucking' is for eliminating AI
Turns out, it's really fucking useful!
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Jeremy Kahn
in reply to Kim Scheinberg • • •Strong Language
in reply to Jeremy Kahn • • •“Just give me the f***ing links!”—Cursing disables Google’s AI overviews
Kyle Orland (Ars Technica)Björn ❄️ Starkimarm
in reply to Strong Language • • •@stronglang
I've also learned that unintelligible noises are a great way to bypass speech interfaces in hotlines - so yeah, just belching as an answer usually gives you a human operator.
@trochee
stux⚡️
in reply to Kim Scheinberg • • •Kevin Bowersox
in reply to Kim Scheinberg • •Kim Scheinberg likes this.
Rpsu (326 ppm)
in reply to Kim Scheinberg • • •What I am thinking is what is the length of learning loop with this and all the following workarounds 😄 Like does it take a week, month or a year until we need to switch the magic words 🪄
(As a side note: some services also allow use of “-ai” which works the same way. Until it does not.)
Osma A 🇫🇮🇺🇦
in reply to Rpsu (326 ppm) • • •What I am thinking is how long does it fucking take us to insert magic words to every fucking conversation.
It may be the way to ensure we're speaking with fucking people instead of fucking corporations. Manners be fucking damned.
@rpsu @kims
The Frog
in reply to Osma A 🇫🇮🇺🇦 • • •@osma @rpsu
In 20 years...
Child: can I have some milk please?
Parent: What do you think I am? A fucking robot? Now, fucking speak properly with good fucking manners.
Child: [sigh] Can I have some fucking milk please?