u/UnacceptableUse

I often ponder the idea of intentionally spoiling internet spaces for the sake of accelerating its decline

Just fuck it all off actually. Fun experiment but it was a mistake

It has

I wouldn't go as far as to say it's "completely fake". Plastics recycling is a lot trickier than people think, but that's only a portion of what recycling is and it's still something that happens

Im not suggesting its the norm, I was just stating an observation.

The problem is that people will take your comment and use it as a way for them to validate being lazy by putting everything into the rubbish bin

They don't just release the fumes from burning it, it's treated a lot to remove most or the bad stuff

I imagine it'll save a lot of people a lot of money because most people don't use much gas for most of the year

Sorry that's not compatible with clickbait news headlines and online destabilising campaigns

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I'm assuming it's unchanged because I knew about the "this may be a picture of" alt text years ago and it was the same, its still vague and inaccurate but I bet if you asked Muse to describe an image it would give you something much more detailed. Not saying they should be running every single image through that detailed of a model, but it does feel like it being so inaccurate doesn't line up with their more public displays of AI usage

Okay, but they are clearly very excited about advancements in AI and how they can be useful, yet something like this goes unchanged presumably because they can't make any money from it

It's interesting how much better this could be, but they'd much rather shove AI into places nobody needs it rather than do something legitimately useful with it

Yes, I think the whole internet is. Quite frankly I support it, I think the sooner all social media crashes and burns the better

You're allowed to complain, I would encourage it if it bothers you. They are heavily incentivised to rush by the delivery companies so it is them rather than the individual drivers that you should be mad at

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it would be interesting to know the actual failure rates

or build a sandcastle with someone non binary