PixelPilgrim @ PixelPilgrim @lemmings.world

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Lol nice apparently stopping moderation means closing instances, plus how the fediverse works is redundancy. Someone can make an instance and make it complete anarchy and people can join it

Why would be easy to understand. To implement counter AI measures, best way to counter AI is to implement it.

Btw I like the Lemmy hostility

In this case that probably it, but I mean in general. You can calmly ask an angry person if alternative X is okay and they berrate you, accuse you, or talk in a way that makes no sense then you just ignore them.

Why is your name red?

Alright so what if there's 500 undisclosed bots running around and they have various quality of interactions or if there's a constant influx of new LLM bots?

Uhhh huh...

I know and it's up to the accounts author to do that. I know when I made my bot on mastodon. And counter measure against ai should start

No idea what that is an that subreddit is dead

If it's all volunteer based then they'll quit when it gets too much

Ahhhhh I doubt average Lemmy users are smart enough to detect LLM content. I already thought of a few ways to find LLM bots

At minimum flag them. Think about an Amazon review but that detects fact reviews or sponsor block. Make a database and the elements that are their post get eliminated.

I'll see if people can pick up on bots. If they can see if they do any on that.

I won't exactly say what I intend but it will involve LLM

AI actually makes it so computers can process language. I had two issues one is tracking police based on where they are and the other is detecting live streams post is a live stream post and it's hard to process abstract concepts like that so you get the LLM to make the determination. Beats going through all the data yourself and figuring out edge cases

I meant in the future they'll implement it. I haven't found it. Also corporation will enter fediverse they might not explicitly say they're a corporation

I stopped caring what other people think. Especially when they can't say why they're mad

I wondered if comments you post are, according to AI they're actually copyright protected. But it's funny that no one read the TOS and basically give copywrite of comments to meta and Reddit (maybe) so legally the comments can be scraped without the authors consent. So there's plenty of legally and pretty much (technically)ethical sources content for LLMs, if you're okay with capitalism and corporations.

I look at AI as a tool, the rich definitely look at as a tool too, so I'm not going to shy away from it. I found a way to use AI to discriminate if a post is about live stream or not and use that to boost the post on mastodon. And I built half a dozen scripts with perplexity and chat gpt, one of witch is a government watchdog to see if there's any ethical or legal violations https://github.com/solidheron/AI-Watchdog-city-council

I'm not advocate that you should be pro or anti AI, but if you're anti AI then you should be doing anti AI measures

I thought about using legalese or old obscure phrases from 100 years ago (maybe even old English) in a reply to a bit and seeing how it responds. General not all language is known to a person but an AI wouldn't be stumped (maybe). If we found AI they would get better to the point were they're human like and after that it's like "oh well we got ai citizens of the Internet '

Lol you think there's justice in this world, but im curious to see what happens and to see what I can do. Apparently it might help with with counter AI measures. My intent is to satisfy my curiosity and see what crazy unexpected shit happens

Seems like Lemmy has some basic algorithms but I know one instance will implement algorithms

Yeah you'd be surprised how no ones utilizes that feature or if they do they they don't announce it

I just disclose it because I don't want to insult people's intelligence or gaslight. Plus idk if the mastodon team is attempt to find undisclosed bots