IzzyScissor @ IzzyScissor @lemmy.world

Taking a mental health break

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they didn’t claim this was Scarlett

The CEO tweeted 'her' on the day 'Sky' released. If it were a movie, the bad guys would be too dumb to be believable.

We're not talking about any project though. In your case, it'd only be like an unaffiliated project specifically trying to imitate a project David Attenborough has worked on in an attempt to mislead people to think it could be David Attenborough. There's always room for parody, but you couldn't sell your voice as the 'Planet Earth' voice.

To the point where I legitimately thought it was a mockery of the series. Oof.

Do you want a dictatorship? Because thats how you get a dictatorship.

Lawsuits have been won by celebrities because a commercial used a lookalike, which still impacts the celebrity and their brand. They were in the wrong and didn't care.

She absolutely should sue, and I hope she wins. Their BS excuse of "It's totally someone else, but you wouldn't know her, she goes to another school. Also we have to protect her identity for reasons" is as blatant as it gets.

It doesn't look like Tobey, but an amalgamation of all of the images from 2002 OF Tobey, if that makes sense?

I remember one of l Hank Green's older videos when he added up all the viewtime from all of their videos and realized it was longer than the average human lifespan. Of course, he immediately framed it as "We've killed a man!"

Somehow, I doubt THIS is what would drive anyone away.

I mean, it's got a boot.

Getting into fistfights > Learning a single vocabulary word ??

Wow. A VIOLENT snowflake. Daring today, aren't we.

Those are not my ONLY issues, no. They're the most egregious for a videogame right now, but the entire concept is just .. Fluff for no reason other than to list "AI NPCs" on the box.

Paying for more writers is simply better all around.

The best models right now still hallucinate, so no matter how well trained, they're still going to be awful. The specific message isn't the issue.

They have no object permanence and you can convince them of things by just repeating it to them enough times. But the worst part?

They're not even fun to talk to.

"Please help me! I need someone to take care of 6 large rats that live in my kitchen!"

'OK! Where are they at?'

"I'm sorry, but as an LLM, I cannot provide specifics on details pertaining to this request."

Same energy.

Yep! "What do you call someome who believes in a literal Satan?" .. "Christian."

As if we didn't write the rules.

Yeah, I think it was a reference to an SNL skit from 1979? Not really as funny anymore.

Without knowing the exact layout of the lanes, I couldn't be sure, but I do think you're correct. She did need to stop, but he only escalated the situation.

Considering she had PTSD from a previous police encounter, it sure seems like a regular crossing guard or traffic director without a gun on their hip would've prevented this from escalating in the first place.

It's your phone's 'predictive text', but if it were trained on the internet.

It can guess what the next word should be a lot of the time, but it's also easy for it to go off the rails.

Hot damn, this is a lot of condescension for the shittiest "both sides" take.

"Can't I say hello to anyone?"