DozensOfDonner

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Exactly. I can really imagine these tools van be helpful and save time, but ffs don't just blindly trust everything like that. If you brought in a new coworker to transcribe for you you'd also first just see if it's OK, right?

And yeah, not sure if we can ever fully trust such an AI (actually maybe humans as well?) so reviewing and supervision will be necessary.

on Anon is 23 · c/greentext · 14 pts · 42d

I just got my PhD in December and still jobless. I agree with this sentiment.

Someone on Reddit mentioned something fun. These people are the people that just cheat their way through life and through succes, maybe thinking it's smart instead of cheating. Then they get at a position of power, and suddenly there are actual stakes and you can't just cheat your way through it all, and you just suck at it. But your colleagues or partners who also helped get you where you are also cheat so your kinda stuck? Or we are stuck with them, prolly put it better.

Hypothetical situation: if the government were just theoretically 100% ethical and secure with the data they gathered, would be that make it OK? Just for the sake of public safety?

I'm hesitant to say yes, but im not sure if that's because I just want to watch free online episodes on sketchy semilegal sites or because I just don't want them to know stuff about my personal life?

on literally though · c/science_memes · 4 pts · 129d

Are birds using their sense of smell that much? I always thought they were pretty visual and auditory, with all their sexual dimorphic colors and songs and stuff? Doesn't answer anything tho.

on neurospicy · c/science_memes · 2 pts · 131d

Isn't that a way to wide of a topic? Sure, the whole "mushroom X gives you +3 working memory" is probably sketchy, but there is way to much going on in nutrition and health in general, right