strangefellow

4 tháng trướcdiscuss

I don't know anything about this subject, but I thought it was just natural selection that effectively filtered out the 'bad eggs', as it were. On that same note, I've worried about the effects that modern medicine might have in short-circuiting evolution/natural selection. Would love to hear from someone with qualifications to speak on this matter.

strangefellow

năm ngoáidiscuss

I think they're implying that Grok is smarter because it's less censored, and then separately noting that it still tends to be fairly progressive despite the lack of censorship (when it's not larping as Hitler) even though it was presumably trained on the worst humanity has to offer.

Man, that sentence would have been incomprehensible just a couple years ago.

strangefellow

năm ngoáidiscuss

It's also the opposite. People are exposed to the most extreme, unhinged, and horrifying aspects of humanity on a continuous basis through every form of media and connectivity. It shapes your unconscious risk/reward expectations around forming connections. Someone invites you over to their house for dinner? You just saw a YouTube video about a woman who mixes her urine into her cooking and feeds it to unsuspecting guests to heal what ails them. Almost every form of engaging with the world these days -- except genuinely connecting with others -- makes genuinely connecting with others feel riskier than it is.

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