10/ What does this mean? We’re entering an era where AI can forge the ordinary. Fake memories. Fake alibis. Fake receipts. And you’d never question it—because it looks like nothing at all.
ETHICS
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Grok’s unfiltered promise questioned after left-leaning tests
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A quick political detour: Remember Grok’s edgy, unfiltered promise? Musk said it wouldn’t be “woke.” But earlier Grok models leaned left in tests. It’s unclear if Grok 3 corrected that or simply rebranded it.
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Concerns About Grok Accessing Direct Message Information
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Scared when grok can reference everything it knows about your dms
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AI Agency Debate: Intelligence Without Autonomous Intent
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Google is already smarter than you and planes are faster than you yet we’re still here, no? AI has no agency if humans don’t give it agency, it’s just a more advanced software technology.
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AI Ethics: Killer Robots Over Climate Solutions?
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Imagine if instead of asserting power, you could solve the climate crisis, world poverty and abundance? no, let’s make killer AI robots. Seems a bit dystopian
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Will GPT Judge Me for Past Beginner Questions
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Will GPT think worse of me based on that noob bash question I asked 7 months ago
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ChatGPT bias concerns and UX design challenges
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This is interesting, but will make responses be more and more angled to your world view. I like the stateless part of ChatGPT, and I guess the temp chats are good for this. This is a UX problem that needs TLC
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Black Mirror Versus Social Media: Societal Impact Analysis
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black mirror is worse for society than social media
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Entertainment’s Role Shaping Cultural Perceptions of AI Futures
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Everybody wants to say “it’s not that deep” when it comes to entertainment but “entertaining” is the way it gets cemented into culture. Dystopian futures are fun, but do you really want it to be how your society thinks about the future?
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Black Mirror Propaganda Technology Produces More Utopian Than Dystopian Outcomes
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People don’t realize that Black Mirror is propaganda. Extrapolating evil outcomes of technology is the point. Technology has produced far more utopian outcomes than dystopian ones and it will continue to.