more of this

[bison@mastodon.social]

@rose_alibi cc @shezi

[rose_alibi@post.lurk.org]

@kkarhan @mos_8502 i dunno that that's what they're talking about, but ok!

[loadhigh@bitbang.social]

@rose_alibi A pro-consumer magazine here had a whole article about "AI" and its uses.

While they did mention privacy issues and out of date information (when doing your taxes, for example), they did promote it for DIY projects without saying anything about LLMs being random and wrong.

I wonder how many people got shocked, burned or flooded because of this.

Even reputable, non-profit organizations are just throwing their good name at this nonsense. Why, just why?

[flaky@furry.engineer]

@rose_alibi lol 67

[rozeboosje@masto.ai]

@rose_alibi That confused me.

I read:

"We fix what ChatGPT said.

You should try!"

Took me a while to realise that my crazy brain added punctuation that wasn't actually there. 🤪

[gypsyvegan@sfba.social]

@rose_alibi

It's even funnier when it turns out to be on a plumber's van

https://speed-plumbing.com/

[c_merriweather@social.linux.pizza]

@rose_alibi We are here to fix what you fucked up. The more you screwed up, the more expensive that fix will be.

Watching and commenting adds extra to the bill.

[jaye@theforkiverse.com]

@rose_alibi I absolutely love this!

[lizardbill@hachyderm.io]

@rose_alibi Every skilled worker should have this on a t-shirt.

[libroraptor@mastodon.nz]

@rose_alibi my slogan for years has been "fixing what Grammarly broke". Might be time to update it. "Taking Claude's words out of your mouth"?

[linuxandyarn@hachyderm.io]

@rose_alibi That's like the sign at the Astor Place barbershop that said "We fix $10 haircuts" 20 years ago. The sign is probably still there but adjusted for inflation.

[brennen@federation.p1k3.com]

@jo

i used to be a tech writer for a hosting provider with a lot of inexperienced customers, and i am grateful to not currently be answering that specific sort of question.

[hellomiakoda@pdx.social]

@rose_alibi Out of pure, morbid curiosity, part of me wants to take one of the computers from my junk heap, install Linux on it with only the barest minimum software (Enough to get to desktop and connect to the internet), and ask Claude to write every type of application for it with no human review. I just want to see the catastrophe that gets produced.

[jeffzugale@mastodon.art]

@rose_alibi ganked, thanks very much!

[transbian_arsonists@catwithaclari.net]

@rose_alibi@post.lurk.org six seven

- posted by Seraphine

[phil@newsie.social]

@rose_alibi

Support for anti-AI-fa grows.

[dancingtreefrog@mastodon.social]

@rose_alibi LOVE IT - thanks for the laugh!

[jaxvent@lgbtqia.space]

@rose_alibi

This is why i'm learning to code properly after years of faffing about with VBA

[fangh@shelter.moe]

@rose_alibi South Park has predict it in this episode https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Park:_Joining_the_Panderverse

> Meanwhile, Randy Marsh cannot find a repairman to fix his oven door. He and his neighbors learn that every handyman in town has become extremely wealthy, as the inability of people to make simple repairs has increased demand for their services, making it impossible to find such professionals.

[aznorth@framapiaf.org]

@rozeboosje @rose_alibi yep understandable
Maybe the shadow ?