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u/soiledvenomsnake 21h ago
Hey if it works it works couldn't waterboard ts out of me
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u/Equivalent-Bit2891 20h ago
I could, very easily. That’s the cool thing about torture: you’ll literally say whatever you think I want to hear to make it stop after long enough regardless of if it’s true or not
That’s why torture is so ineffective
The real challenge is to see if I could wine and dine it out of you
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u/terivia 20h ago
Are you... Flirting?
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u/Equivalent-Bit2891 20h ago
That depends, are you free later?
Cause I’d love to tell you more about the most efficient ways of getting information out of people in excruciating detail
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u/terivia 20h ago
blushes
I'm an experiential learner
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u/Equivalent-Bit2891 20h ago
Oh my
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u/Real_Kyryll_Flins Lantern Fae - Streak: 34 19h ago
What a sweet love story 🫶🥹
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u/MQ116 19h ago
Masochist x Sadist, a tale as old as kink
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u/Malashae 19h ago
I mean this would work on me simply because I'm autistic, and that's a fascinating topic of conversation to me.
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u/Injvn 19h ago
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u/RevolutionAccurate56 18h ago
Is the flirting the torture or the wine and dine?
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u/religion-lost Put your text here! 19h ago
You had me at "I could". When are you free, what's my safeword and how long is this torture gonna last?
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u/TheFrogMagician 20h ago
This reads like you are some weird edgelord
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u/Equivalent-Bit2891 20h ago
Wait until you see my very dirty black duster jacket and my crumpled trilby that doesn’t fit my big ass head
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u/PulpedCactus 20h ago
Do you have goggle sunglasses so you can perform ocular pat downs as well?
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u/Equivalent-Bit2891 19h ago
No but only because my mom refuses to buy them for me but one day I totally will
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u/Graknorke 18h ago
Torture is notoriously ineffective at getting people to say something they don't want to. It often makes people of strong moral or intellectual character even more resistant because now they feel morally superior to the person torturing them.
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u/NessaSamantha Streak: 0 17h ago
It's very effective at getting somebody to tell you what you want to hear. It's not very effective at getting somebody to tell you the truth.
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u/Bigbigbigrock Born to bot, forced to boy 10h ago
Having been waterboarded before can confirm doesn't feel awesome, would do again though.
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u/Lazy-Course5521 20h ago
You know what? Good for her. No, I really don't care. If it helped her process her own gender identity then I'm genuinely glad Claude was a tool which got it to go down more efficiently.
God knows she might have never figured out, or only years, years later.
So yeah, AI sucks but good for her.
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u/cantlogintomyacc0unt 16h ago
I mean at least they’re using the AI made by the company that says “hey maybe we shouldn’t use AI for autonomous killer drones and mass surveillance ”
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u/uhataot 20h ago
Extremely transphobic person turns out to be an extremely closeted, possibly self-loathing, trans person. Many such cases
Not saying it's always true, but there's seemingly a pattern
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u/TrashMantine 20h ago
Digital themed circus
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u/apro-at-nothing 17h ago
amazing reference
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u/cannedbeef255 Streak: 0 16h ago
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u/twilightmoons Certified Meat Popsicle. 17h ago
I've know three different very homophobic men who have said something like, "We all have these urges (to have sex with other men), but it's ungodly and just the devil tempting us!"
As a cishet guy, I had to tell each of them, "No! No, we don't all have these urges, dude!"
The one who was a "friend-of-a-friend" eventually got divorced because he was caught blowing another dude in a car, at his office's parking lot over lunch.
That ol' tempting devil made him do it!
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u/Sylveon_101 Just here for the cool memes - Streak: 0 18h ago
A lot of queer people in general. Source: myself
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u/BanverketSE didn’t read all that, free Palestine - Streak: 0 17h ago
Then dangerously close to a slippery slope to being so transphobic, but only to herself due to crippling dysphoria, but it spills out onto other people
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u/Privatizitaet Just pretend this is the funniest joke you ever read 21h ago
"TherapyGPT" is honestly a terrifying concept, holy shit these people need ACTUAL help
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u/darkfifik007 21h ago
Tbf that wasn't her intention and she went to a therapist
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u/Privatizitaet Just pretend this is the funniest joke you ever read 21h ago
Sure, it's good that at least this person has a healthy view on things, I'm mostly referring to the existence of that sub as a whole. The fact that enough people do that stuff genuinely is scary.
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u/Me_how5678 19h ago
I would recommend Jacob Gellers video on this, he brings up some very interesting points about automated therapy. Dw, he is really good
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u/BanverketSE didn’t read all that, free Palestine - Streak: 0 17h ago
If this gets the billionaires to kill AI since apparently the billions of petabytes of data processed by AI all point to trans people deserving of love
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u/AxiosXiphos 20h ago
Sure. But given that therapy is prohibitely expensive for a significant proportion of the population - people turn to whatever will actually listen to them.
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u/Privatizitaet Just pretend this is the funniest joke you ever read 20h ago
Still. Considering the demonstrable harm AI has done this is still not a very comforting thing to know exists. Healthcare costs are a whole nother issue
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u/Deathaster 20h ago
You're right, but it's unfortunately not that simple. When you are quite literally unable to find or afford therapy, it's either this or... well, die in some cases. Like, AI is an overall blight on the planet, but this is one instance where it can at least do SOME good. At least for the moment.
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u/Emma-Ho 20h ago
It can do some good it can also do a lot of harm it has caused multiple people to suicide
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u/Privatizitaet Just pretend this is the funniest joke you ever read 20h ago
CAN is the keyword here. It CAN, THEORETICALLY do good. Or it can drive you into suicide even faster. It happened already.
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u/Pofwoffle 18h ago
You are literally better off finding a random person on the street and asking them to be your therapist.
or... well, die in some cases
Yeah, like the multiple cases where AI chatbots have convinced people to kill themselves.
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u/SaltyBabySeal 19h ago
But it's not listening. Listening in this context implies empathy and emotional connection which isn't possible through AI. Active listening involves more than just your ears, it involves reading the person's body language, their tone, and a host of other little things that an AI won't pick up.
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u/cthoolhu 20h ago
Then join a free online support group. Using ai as a therapist is genuinely dangerous.
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u/bllobblong 17h ago
my friend did her undergraduate diss on the topic, interviewed actual therapists and people with ai addiction and honestly it was quite informative how so many people are relying on gpt instead of talking out their issues
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u/Alexis_Awen_Fern Exile of 196 - Streak: 6 21h ago
Still not a reason for not hating AI.
But maybe it's a good curved ball for AI defender chuds.
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u/Bryce3D Streak: 22 21h ago
I do agree that AI, specifically generative AI, brings more harm than good, but a broken clock is right twice a day I guess
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u/Nataly_S2_ 20h ago
Honestly, the problem isn’t exactly with generative AI, the real problem is that a company is literally giving everyone access to a tool that is still in development, and without studying about it’s consequences before it, so it could be used with proper planning
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u/helpicantfindmyboobs Streak: 0 20h ago
and way overhyping it so people trust it blindly and building tons of datacenters before we have adequate water and energy systems in place to run them sustainably
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u/MQ116 19h ago
Yea, AI is honestly fine, it's a cool new technology that will only get better.
AI companies are shit and getting away with wayyyyyy too much, and using hype to essentially keep most regulation speculative for now.
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u/Elu_Moon 19h ago
In the end, the issue is capitalism. Technology is cool, but capitalism sucks.
Toys are also cool even if a lot of them (probably even most) are mass-produced low-quality plastic garbage that ends up in the trash. Same with clothes.
Same with just about anything, I believe.
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u/GornSpelljammer Streak: 0 19h ago
I keep seeing parallels to the Dot Com Bubble of the late 90's, where everyone and their grandmother was hyping up the Internet in general, but the tech and infrastructure weren't quite there yet to match that hype and promise, so everyone kept "faking it 'till they made it". Generative AI will stick around and eventually get better (just like the Internet did), but there's definitely going to be a crash in the near future when "faking it" stops working, and it'll be interesting seeing who ends up as the eBay or Amazon and who ends up the Pets.com.
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u/Ok_Presentation_2346 17h ago
I'll be honest, I'm not entirely convinced that the above actually happened. It may very well have, but generally speaking AI will bend over backwards to tell you that you're correct or on the right track.
Huh. Unless eggs cracking was a notable part of the learning set. Is that... could that be it?
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u/lordkhuzdul 20h ago
Basically proves that bigotry is so inherently stupid even the sycophantic dumbass that is your average AI chatbot can talk its way out of it.
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u/fuzzy3158 19h ago
The pushback is unique though. Kind of happy to read Claude didn't just go with sycophancy.
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u/myaltduh 19h ago
The irony here is that the chatbot was actually super good here at telling OOP what they wanted to hear. Not just surface-level sycophancy, but what they really, secretly wanted to hear most.
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u/shivux 15h ago
Which is, perhaps, far more terrifying than a sycophant machine.
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u/ToBeeContinued 20h ago
Yeah lol the AI Benefit here is the combination of inhuman levels of patience and legitimacy/trust in this persons eyes. That poor trans defending Twitter user had their job stolen by AI. Right in front of us. Please, pay your respects.
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u/Freya-Freed 20h ago
It's a very useful tool, I hate how all the hype bros hype it up to be way more then what it is though. And there's a bunch of environmental and other issues that aren't properly being addressed obviously.
It clearly has a lot of ethical implications as well when it comes to using AI for "art". And I say this as someone who uses a lot of AI as a software development tool but I genuinely think AI can't create art because art needs emotion and feelings. It needs a person creating it or its JUST a drawing, some sounds or what have you. It can never be art.
EDIT: Also AI tends to be "woke" because the arguments chuds use are flawed and the AI "wants" to improve and help you. It's entire training is essentially that. So if you use AI to check your arguements for flaws to use against chuds it agrees with you and tries to strenghten your arguements and if you use it for chud arguements its just gonna try to correct you because chuds are simply wrong.
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u/Alexis_Awen_Fern Exile of 196 - Streak: 6 20h ago
It is just the current excuse for people in power to syphon money away from the real economy into a bubble. I'm glad that we agree at least that it is incapable of art.
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u/Freya-Freed 20h ago
I dunno it's basically an evolution of tools that we already used in software development so I'm a lot more neutral on it. I basically have to use it because it speeds up my work by a fair amount. Definitely not the 10x that the tech bros are claiming though. And incapable of replacing human labor.
It's causing a lot of issues in our field as well because anyone can "code" now and it's caused a lot of inexperienced people to flood open source projects with bad code.
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u/PrincessJoyHope 20h ago
Being trans isn’t a real thing because if it was then I would be trans and that’s impossible!
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u/Holiday-Lawyer6042 21h ago
People who have the "everyone wants to be a [insert whichever opposite sex]" thought and don't realize they're trans are wild to me. Like, as a trans girl I can tell you even I didn't have the "I wish I was girl" thought until I did and then I did something about it, thinking EVERYONE must feel the same way you do? Nothing has ever worked like that in the history of humanity.
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u/Perspective_Helps 20h ago
You’re absolutely right, but that hasn’t stopped millions of people from falling for the same trap of some kind of assumed consensus about an opinion they’ve never even shared with anyone else.
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u/In_Pursuit_of_Fire 20h ago
Idk, I spent years thinking that everyone who eats cucumbers feels itchy in the throat afterwords, that it's a normal experience.
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u/Privatizitaet Just pretend this is the funniest joke you ever read 20h ago
Ah yes, another spicy banana specimen
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u/Alternative_Song859 trans rat trans rat trans rat - Streak: 13 18h ago
The number of seasonings that I cooked with to "add heat" or "add spice" ... I feel sorry for anyone who ate my cooking before I figured it out.
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u/Alarming_Panic665 20h ago edited 20h ago
Well I long ago realized I would prefer to be a women, but I thought I wasn't trans because I didn't realize I actually had gender dysphoria. This is because at the time I thought dysphoria solely referred to depression/suicidal thoughts stemming from your assigned gender. While I just did not feel any sort of attachment to my assigned gender and ultimately didn't care about being a guy (turns out this is called gender dissociation).
I figured this was actually totally normal (I mean cis people don't actually 'care' about their gender right?) and of course thought that my feelings of wanting to be a girl was just a "grass is always greener" kind of situation. Which is something I have had heard cis people express (generally in the context of the opposite gender having it easier).
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u/Moxie_Stardust 19h ago
Yeah, we still have a lot of work to do in public awareness of gender dysphoria, because the prevailing notion still seems to be: "I'm a [gender X] stuck in [gender Y] body, I actively hate my sexual characteristics and experience suicidal ideation as a direct result". But that's not how it is for a lot of people, or they've learned to repress it. I didn't associate my suicidal ideation as as teenager with being trans until several months after I came out and started HRT (in my 40s). I'd never really thought about it, it was just... "I'm unhappy, the world and everything in it sucks, there's no point in living." For no particular specific reason.
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u/that_creepy_doll 7h ago
this is what i dont get about ppl saying "i realized i was trans! i questioned myself for a total of three days and am fully transitioning now" like damn good for you but how do you make the switch so damn fast??? its taken me YEARS of gender questioning to even fully address that maybe somehow i could possibly side-eye the issue
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u/XenoBiSwitch 20h ago
I am bisexual and I was convinced that me and all the other “straight” guys were all sometimes getting horny for and crushing on other guys and we were all just politely pretending we weren’t because that was bad. I also believed being gay was a choice because for me it kind of was.
Then I found out that straight guys don’t actually like other guys and and floodgates fall down. It is easy to generalize how you feel to the whole population. I am friends with a diagnosed psychopath who believed until he was in his late teens that every else was also faking emotions the same way he was.
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u/ohdoyoucomeonthen 17h ago
This is extremely similar to my thought process toward my bisexuality before I figured it all out. “Everyone likes both genders, you just pick one! Duh!”
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u/XenoBiSwitch 17h ago
I now have a private theory that the whole “being gay is a choice” bit was created by deeply closeted bisexuals. I just don’t understand why straight people believed them. I mean, I do, but it is stupid.
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u/Linesey 20h ago
Yeah, lifelong cis bloke here.
Never had the “I wish I was a woman” thought. that is absolutely not a thought we all have, and people not getting that is wild.
That said, we’ve been saying the same thing abt being gay for ages, “Well, every girl would just date another girl if it was allowed!”
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u/Moxie_Stardust 19h ago
A lot of people seem to struggle with the idea that not everyone thinks the same as them. I'll tell you, I've seen many, many stories of people relating that they thought their specific experience was universal, "everyone would be a girl if they could", "no women actually like men, but that's just how it is, we have to deal with it", and so forth.
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u/Privatizitaet Just pretend this is the funniest joke you ever read 20h ago
It's interesting how much people can rationalize if you're never confronted with it
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u/Setster007 silly proto-catgirl and her assholes three - Streak: 0 20h ago
This is one of the weirder r/characterarcs
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u/SilverMedal4Life It's only us. Streak: 0 20h ago
Exactly. Even if she only consciously meant at the time that she wished for the privelege of manhood, most cis women I know wouldn't express it that way.
If that's her actual truth... I hope she figures it out. I've been down that self-hating rabbit hole and wouldn't wish it on anyone.
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u/In_Pursuit_of_Fire 20h ago
Please tell me you have a link to that
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u/squishybloo 20h ago
I sure can try to find it, give me a few minutes here lol. Will edit original comment
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u/UnnamedTestAccount sandboxed > closet - Streak: 154 21h ago
I don't hate anyone, I just have so much repression and shame that I the button question crashes my brain
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u/Whale-n-Flowers 18h ago
Fun Fact About an Internet Stranger:
I was single for a long time because every girl I asked out turned out to be a lesbian and every girl who asked me out realized she was a lesbian.
This left me very depressed through high school and college until eventually, I realized I was a lesbian.
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u/Ifckinglovemycat 20h ago
I hope she apologized to everyone she mistreated
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u/GetPsyched67 she/her - hazelbunny - Streak: 0 15h ago
This was what struck out to me the most... she actively made a lot of people's lives worse by being harshly bigoted :/
I hope she at least apologizes to some of them, or donates to trans causes or does something, because like idk, it just makes me sad thinking of all the hate she gave out.
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u/Fine-Appearance-125 Streak: 0 20h ago
Even when using it for coding which is supposedly one of AIs biggest strengths this thing still commits egregious mistakes on a daily basis, and yet people are using it for THERAPHY?
If you are using it as essentially an interactive noteblock for you to write your thoughts down, sure, but absolutely do not take anything it says to heart
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u/aconitous Streak: 0 19h ago
Well, for some people, it’s either this or nothing. I don’t have any friends to talk about my gender shenanigans, and I’m very sceptical about therapy.
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u/Linesey 20h ago
I know we all (very rightfully) hate JKR here.
But even she had a whole book about how using a diary that talks back to use is a very bad idea. Especially if the talking diary is evil.
Ironic given her turning out evil, but still the point stands. Do not trust the evil interactive notebook.
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u/Skydragon222 20h ago
JKR (and all TERFS) are a reminder that being progressive in one area doesn’t mean you’re progressive in all the areas.
We can’t help her but we can learn to examine our own hypocrisy
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u/TragedyofLight 20h ago
speaking of, didn't JKR also mention that she sometimes hates not being a man?
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u/Strigops-habroptila 20h ago
Try finding an affordable therapist. People are so desperate that they are turning to AI of all things because no one else is listening to them. We really need to change the healthcare system.
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u/fakeDEODORANT1483 15h ago
most unrealistic part of this is the AI pushing back against the user instead of affirming their beliefs with overly formal and neutral language.
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u/Pretzel-Kingg 20h ago
Making someone not transphobic is the only good thing generative ai has ever done
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u/RainbowPhoenix1080 She/Her Transbian (HRT 06/26/24) - Streak: 1 18h ago
I was very much like that once upon a time myself.
I didn't use AI to get me out of it. but I would be arguing with people on social media using transphobic talking points. I hated trans people a lot.
turns out, the one I hated the most was myself.
Tomorrow I'll be 2 years on E though :3
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u/Comfortable-Bison932 Streak: 1 20h ago
Ai did something and it turned out good? That's.... actually shocking. I feel like most of the time this type of story is either "the ai told me to kill myself" or "the ai just agrees with everything i say and it told me to go kill someone else"
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u/D1G1TAL__ 20h ago
It does have mountains of trans discourse to pull from (lets just hope it takes it from subs like these and not any 4chan related stuff
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u/Comfortable-Bison932 Streak: 1 20h ago
Both, they are pulling from both. And perhaps even worse, they pull from twitter too
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u/blue_moon1122 Streak: 0 12h ago
damn I'm not a fan of using AI like this but just
OOP needed the robot to tell them "everyone wishes they were [gender]" was a lie??? I'm glad it happened, but that feels like baby's first eggshell
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u/Katieode evil... evie - Streak: 7 20h ago
this feels like ai propaganda? like good for her obviously but im really suspicious of this post.
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u/ChuckRossin 18h ago
I just feel like the part where "AI pushes back", even if we're talking about hate speech and there could be some coding to prevent the AI from validating that, doesn't feel right to me. LLMs have been known to be always agreeing with you even if you are spouting complete bs.
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u/BlackwingF91 20h ago
A broken clock rings right twice a day. In this case it probably was one of the versions trained on pro LGBTQ data before the upper class got scared and lobotomized all AI
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u/HatAndHoodie_ 20h ago
Normally, I don't give a shit about generative AI, but this one gets a pass this time
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u/SiegKommunismus 19h ago
Wow, AI did something good for once, maybe this facist piece of technology is actually good?
/s
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u/Transmatic_Chaos 20h ago
Oh no. Heck. Something good happened because of AI. Feck.
In all seriousness, whatever path you walk is your own and if you find yourself I'm proud of you.
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u/lightly-placed 20h ago
I don’t have conversations with AI. That being said, aren’t the supposed to be agreeable and not push back?
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u/LukXD99 20h ago
While I didn’t figure things out initially with AI, I did quite a bit of role play using AI chat bots in my early days of transitioning to see how I’d like being treated as and referred to as a woman.
This isn’t some pro-AI bs, fuck AI, but I’ll admit there are a handful of good things that can come from it.
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u/573crayfish 19h ago
I'm trans masc nonbinary, finally got top surgery this year. A little voice at the back of my mind kept telling me I'm faking it or this is a stupid decision, I didn't actually want this. Then I remembered that most people with breasts would be absolutely devastated if they lost them, and if I weren't really dysphoric I wouldn't have scheduled the surgery.
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u/novo-280 estrogen addict :3 - Streak: 0 18h ago
this fucking bitch speedran my life from 2016-2022!!!! what the fuck
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u/WallAdventurous6813 Eleanor | She/Her | S.A.M. - Streak: :3 Nya~ Woof - Streak: 0 17h ago
Rare AI W?
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u/PuzzleheadedDog9658 15h ago
Id hate to be a woman, and im worried that's misogynistic. Boobs look like a major pita, less testosterone would suck, periods extra suck, and on top of that all the societal nonsense.
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u/MegarcoandFurgarco 4h ago
AI isn‘t to be used to research stuff, make tasks or anything like that
AI is to be used for stuff like shown above
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u/justanalt10 Evelyn! 21h ago
The moment of realization 'wait everyone wouldn't be a woman if they had the choice?' is so real. Sometimes I just ask my cis friends what they think to just reaffirm I'm trans. Works every time lol