• eicker@lemmy.worldOP
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    22 days ago

    People tell AI things they wouldn’t tell their closest friends, then act surprised when those chats can end up in court records, company systems or leaks. The chatbot feels like a diary, but it’s closer to a diary stored on someone else’s server. Maybe the new rule is simple: if you’d panic seeing it read aloud in court, don’t type it into the bot.

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      20 days ago

      Or at least host your own bot on your own hardware air gapped from everything.

      Some secrets should never be found out.

      Like how I make pizza.

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      21 days ago

      I stripped danced for someone who I wasn’t sure of their identity online to Ariana Grande’s Into You even tho I am a fat guy. I think its hilarious. I told all my friends about my “risky” performance art. I think the rule should be based on what you are willing to defend if literally everyone can and does see it. I’m unusual in that as long as it isn’t illegal or morally repulsive in my moral philosophy then I will defend it to my grave. However, that doesn’t mean it’s always convenient. If Trump’s thought taught me one thing though is you should take responsibility for truly bad things you’ve done, which Trump doesn’t do, but he taught me that shamelessness works. So, if there are Nazis in the government, throwing people in fucking cages, concentration camps, then shit. If me dancing to an Ariana Grande song, stripping my clothes off, acting ridiculous, as a fat guy jiggling around, offends somebody, they can politely fuck off.

      Anyway now I have a GF that adores me and likes my weird. 🤣

      Share weird things with friends, and if they don’t like it, maybe they weren’t a friend that was fit for you. If you chat with hosted AI system just know you might end up with more “friends” looking at it than all the actual friends you know. Haha best to keep in mind.

      Also shout out to John Waters and Pink Flamingos and Divine. Filth is my life. Filth are my politics.

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        22 days ago

        To be fair, I am not ashamed of my porn usage, I just don’t want a porn website suggestion in autotype in my browser for everyday use.

        So incognito mode just means I won’t have to clear my search history.

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          21 days ago

          My big concern is ad based malware, cache poisoning attacks, etc. I always use Firefox with ublock or Brave at min on those sites. Ironically we’ll probably kill all the free ones doing it but maybe for the best they go away anyhow. Mostly stolen content and non-consensual uploads. Anyone who hangs just in Pornhub is a total normie at this point so I ain’t even talking about Pornhub here. 🤣

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      22 days ago

      The problem with that is the vast majority have no idea how pervasive and oppressive surveillance capitalism truly is. If they knew that the data from their various devices and services was being aggregated by thousands of data brokers, and could be used by employers to pay them lower wages, or businesses to charge them higher prices, or insurance to deny them healthcare, or cyber criminals to scam them, most would be genuinely shocked that most of this shit is “legal”.

      The other problem is that there’s no way to opt out of techno fascism. They are free to stalk you for profit and there’s nothing you can do about it. Even if you live in a faraday cage they’ll still amass data on you. It’s hard to take a moral stance when you think they’re gonna fuck you every which way regardless.

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        22 days ago

        I agree they’d probably be shocked but I honestly don’t know if that would be enough to motivate them to do something about it.

        The Flock pushback isn’t about the surveillance for most. It’s a NIMBY problem.

        The data center backlash is the same. They don’t want it in their town. They don’t care if it’s regulated or not so long as it’s not them dealing with the consequences (air pollution, imminent domain seizure of property, noise pollution, higher prices for utilities etc).

        This is why campaigns against them aren’t national and organized. This is why they haven’t started a lobby group to petition the federal government to do anything to regulate them. They think they can nip this in the bud for their town and it’ll be good enough.

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    22 days ago

    I mean I understand and I still fed it my medical records to help with my disability claim. Someone’s already stolen my identity and files my taxes for me. What’s the worst that can happen??

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      21 days ago

      Of course in that scenario it may be private information, but given you are trying to file it, inherently you at least are in the realm of sharing it.

      I would imagine things like asking for legal advice on a crime committed, which could hilariously backfire when that chat transcript shows up in court.

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        21 days ago

        Yeah, this is where I would say someone definitely shouldn’t share that information because it doesn’t have to be scanned through, it doesn’t have to be broken into, stolen or anything. It just has to be the court provides a subpoena for the data and they get it. And it becomes evidence. And possibly a confession in writing 😅

        FBI guy that stole all that money figured that out. After he was caught they got his chat logs and it detailed criminal conspiracy to move to Portugal with all the money he stole. The crazy part to me is he was supposedly counterintelligence which… 💩

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          21 days ago

          Noooo lol. I mean it’s good we have wildly incompetent criminals. Shame they had government jobs tho. That seems to be the real conflict.