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@cR0w@infosec.exchange I feel like we've turned a corner where now people put/leave AI-isms in articles like this to demonstrate fealty.

@futurebird@sauropods.win I had a nest of paper wasps next to my door last summer. They left me alone until I stared at the nest for too long. Not from close up mind you. I swear they knew that I knew where the nest was and they didn't like it.

@yora@mastodon.gamedev.place @simulo@hci.social "no AI in human communications" alone will eliminate most of the worst offenders. Everyone should adopt that policy for all communication everywhere.

@NanoRaptor@bitbang.social I even got the domain but I don't have the gumption

@annaecook from where I stand I see a bunch of ND people who found something they were good at, one thing they could do in this chaotic world and have a life, and AI is taking that thing away from them. So in addition to all that stuff you said, he's also just plain wrong.

@mttaggart@infosec.exchange oh man I could really use this. Though I wish it was a standard feature of RSS readers.

@futurebird I'm surprised this was such an even split. I wanna see not-tree world!

@NanoRaptor if anything they're probably worried about running out

@glyph@mastodon.social @HernanLG@mastodon.social use only when forced to by your employer

@soph@grrl.me this but every technical community

@davidgerard that thread is true comedy, thanks

@glyph I propose: AI dementia

@mdhughes@appdot.net damn Hardware might be the most accurate AI movie.

@octothorpe@mastodon.online the PC has been on borrowed time for a while now.

@thomholwerda I've been thinking about this question for a while, I even started writing a blog post about it. I've started by cracking open my old books and trying to find instances of people talking about programming as a joyous, fulfilling, or even enlightening experience.

@geoffreyfowler @washingtonpost they used Turnitin back when I was in HS, I remember it flagging random sentences I'd written as some percentage plagiarized. From what? It wouldn't say, if memory serves. I was instructed to rephrase them. But what struck me was that the EULA said they could do essentially whatever they wanted with submitted essays. Wonder how many made it into ChatGPT's dataset...

@0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange eating their seed corn is an excellent analogy for this situation. Applies to Google too...

@zzt@mas.to what happened this time

@AG7GM@mastodon.radio @ajh@indieweb.social @NanoRaptor@bitbang.social nice long hyphenated names are so 'fun' to spell over the phone