I just might create a forum for general electronic repair ranging from generic OS virus cleaning to hard repairs like micro soldering and everything inbetween.

They’ll instantly ban me if I post from my laptop for some reason but if I post from my phone it’s fine? I’m behind a permanent VPN that’s running on my router so I guess that’s why?

I made my Reddit account by using the “login with Apple” feature after downloading the app on my phone and I just never make any post from my laptop not even a comment otherwise I’ll be instantly banned.

Honestly I’m reading what everyone else had said in the comments and I agree it’s a blessing the only reason I’m on Reddit now is because the vocaloid community there is bigger. Lemmy is a good replacement for everything else.

Hell yea

I hope you are joking?

If that ever happens I’ll send you money for a beer.

Even more reason to say those words.

I’m into electronics repair and I’m creating a tips and trick list for most of the electronics that come into repair shops based off real information.

I plan to include everything I can for every scenario because when I need to fix something niche without a lot of information about it I’ll be fucked when I Google the issue and the top results are all AI guides or I’ll ask on Reddit and AI comments how to fix it. (I know the Reddit example isn’t a thing yet I hope but who knows.)

I recommend whenever you fix a niche unique problem just quickly write down how you did it so that information isn’t forgotten it’s really helpful and saves time.

I feel like this conversation can go on forever so this is my last comment towards it and I’m going to be super clear.

“Not every country will agree, but most will agree so it will work.”

I don’t know why you are quoting here I didn’t say that.

I’m not giving up a fight against AI has barely even started there is nothing to give up.

I’m using OpenAI as an example here but this applies to most AI companies.

What I meant was if every country won’t agree, then AI companies will just move to those countries that haven’t agreed and some of those countries might welcome these companies. Because if a company like OpenAI agrees to fund building projects like power plants it’ll benefit OpenAI and their project and also benefit the country because free power plants.

It’s a basic explanation and there is more that goes on of course.

At first investors might be scared, but if OpenAI can bounce back so will their stock price short term losses for long term gains.

Now let’s say they bounced back these countries where OpenAI has helped out and built infrastructure won’t want to regulate what they do to much because they won’t want to lose all the benefits OpenAI has brought.

On a side note I also don’t understand why you seem so upset on me “giving up” when you yourself have said.

It won’t. But it could!

I’m reading back what I’ve said and I’m having a hard time seeing where I even imply it’s impossible or that we should give up all I said is not every country will agree?

I’m not saying we should give up I was giving a more realistic answer.

Not every country will agree and some might be interested in having companies like OpenAI moving to their country and investing in the country.

There is 2 type of AI content generating users at least from what I understand.

1. Normal people who makes stupid memes, emojis and whatever else. They don’t care if their AI generated emoji has a watermark since these pictures are used in 1 on 1 chat or group chats with few people.

2. People who profit off this and are the cause of most of the slop seen on front pages. These people use AI to either data harvest for profit or make content for profit and as long as it makes them money they’ll jump though as many hoops as they need to.

The people who create AI generated content for profit are the biggest problem they have AI working 24/7 spitting out crap for their AI generated TikTok page and usually generate more than an average user might over the course of months.

There is of course more than just that example.

Books Music Ads Comments Games Code

These are the examples I can think of the top of my head.

Ok let’s say the United States passes a law where AI content needs to be water marked.

That won’t stop an AI company from a different country hosting their servers in a different country.

A water mark might be easily removed for the most part also.

That also means human moderators need to step in and check if let’s say a song is AI.

You can make the audio file of the song state “This is AI music” or something but anyone can edit that out.

In theory in could work but in practice it could make things worse.

AI generates water marked image > Different AI removes it is a basic example.

That’ll use more energy than just having the first AI generate non water marked image.

I would take laws and regulation over nothing any day, but marking content as “AI” doesn’t solve the bigger problems.

Thanks for this I didn’t know these existed.

AI content doesn’t need to exist at all the few benefits don’t outweigh all the negatives.

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