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  • For sure, AI can reproduce wholesale verbatim copies of text from miscellaneous sources. It can also create images that are so close to random deviantartists' images that it's undeniably plagiaristic. I expect this bug will be worked out eventually, but it is currently quite capable of doing this. In other words, you could say the weights contain a lossy encoding of many artists' works, and those works can (lossily) be eked out of the model with some coercion.

  • I did not say that men are the victim, though I don't dispute it either. I said it's sexist. I also didn't say it was a slur.

    Anyway, I hear my friends in tech use the term a lot. They aren't referring to white-hat hackers, they're generally referring to vapid entrepreneurs.

  • I could be wrong, but I think "tech-bro" as a term isn't meant to apply to everyone in tech. It's mean to capture the intersection of tech people and "bros" -- the kind of guy who likes football or something.

    Of course that's just what it's meant to be; if people use it for all men in tech then yeah it just becomes a sexist and luddite terminology.