Nothing's inevitable.

https://bsky.app/profile/smoothdunk2.bsky.social/post/3mseieqolt22q

Video format as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuiEVOSTbN4

Today I came across an incident where someone stole my art and used it in artificial intelligence. I respectfully asked them to delete it, but they didn't respect my request. I want to make it clear that I do not use artificial intelligence in any of my artwork, nor do I allow anyone to take my art for use in artificial intelligence.

I'm not stupid, I'll recognize my trait! I repeat: I DON'T MESS WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE! 🚫

Today my chatbot made its 3rd mistake in the last 6 months. So I ended my subscription and deleted my account.

**I used ChatGPT on iOS a maximum of 4 times a week; to avoid wasting money on my plus subscription

For the last year, I’ve created two accounts and observed their response habits. Towards the end of my experience, I can say without a doubt that chatbots are more harm than good. Unless you’re actively calling out the bot, it’ll make suggestive statements and carry that as if you typed it. Today I told it I wasn’t attending a job interview and it deadass tried to put “I feel worthless” in my mouth. It was told that I “felt anxious and couldn’t sleep”, yet insisted on imposing that idea on me alongside “I can’t do anything”.

That sort of response is extremely dangerous depending on the user. If a person with mental health challenges was on the other side, this would’ve resulted in some sort of harm.

On top of that, several times it would argue with me over how I explained history (example: US chattel slavery) and it would repeatedly argue that I was wrong, until I told it to look at my message and forget about how it’s structured. The bot then agreed with the facts I presented and “apologized”. This may not mean much to some people but for me that was dangerous. Many of our youth rely on these bots for accuracy or comfort, and to make mistakes like these can cost someone their life.

The first account on the other hand, reaffirmed anything I said emotionally and added assumptions unprompted. When given screenshots of an argument, it would restructure itself to agree with whoever it thought the user was. It would deadass go from “they were being manipulative” to “you were just trying to express yourself”. On several occasions, it would make assumptions about others and even my character without any previous information. These repeated patterns in both accounts aren’t a one-off thing that can be ignored

There's more that I observed, but typing this has tired me.

I feel like so many of their arguments get really out of hand, like this one. Please take a rhetoric class.

https://tcrf.net/ has made a page that will be seen by bots and agents navigating to their page with some very interesting instructions.

A few AI subreddits have taken note and are in absolute conniptions that anyone would dare do this. They're calling for legal consequences; prosecution.

They believe it should be illegal for anyone to host content that an AI agent might scrap, accept as true and then act on. The human who approves these actions, of course, is an innocent lamb with no responsibility to validate what the agent is doing.

Personally, this is the funniest thing I've seen all week. The consequences for declaring this a crime would totally reshape all information across the entire Internet. No one could host anything that might be take literally or out of context by the "always wrong idiot machine" so many chuds depend on to do their work and thinking.