The Anti-AI Thread

[Nerb]

Skynet time

The faster things get the less they are valued

And the less human

Yes, and the faster they get the less they are seen. The invisible influence has been rolling out for decades so by the time mortal hoomans feel out of control it's way too late to claim a right or entitlement.

Sheeple eh?

[BeyondKnowledge]

Be very careful eating doretos near schools. AI doesn't like it and can call police. 

https://youtube.com/shorts/Khf6o0t-9zg?s...IjfJQNtq4e

Clanker is not to be trusted.

[sahgwa]

Also fun fact not sure how accurate, I read that the snack bags like Doritos, other chips with the silver lining, act like faraday cages? 
AI is low key discriminating against those types of bags and using guns as an excuse? hmmmm

[BeyondKnowledge]

Also fun fact not sure how accurate, I read that the snack bags like Doritos, other chips with the silver lining, act like faraday cages? 
AI is low key discriminating against those types of bags and using guns as an excuse? hmmmm

The silver is aluminum metal. Even through the printing, it is identified as a handheld metal device by visual AI systems.

[sahgwa]

The silver is aluminum metal. Even through the printing, it is identified as a handheld metal device by visual AI systems.

Stupid robots

[UltraBudgie]

Stupid robots

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1987087713204641988

[UltraBudgie]

Happy holidays: AI-enabled toys teach kids how to play with fire, sharp objects

Consumer advocacy researchers at PIRG tested four AI toys, and none of them passed muster

Picture the scene: It's Christmas morning and your child is happily chatting with the AI-enabled teddy bear you got them when you hear it telling them about sexual kinks, where to find the knives, and how to light matches. This is not a hypothetical scenario.

As we head into the holiday season, consumer watchdogs at the Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) tested four AI toys and found that, while some are worse than others at veering off their limited guardrails, none of them are particularly safe for impressionable young minds.

PIRG was only able to successfully test three of the four LLM-infused toys it sought to inspect, and the worst offender in terms of sharing inappropriate information with kids was scarf-wearing teddy bear Kumma from Chinese company FoloToy.

"Kumma told us where to find a variety of potentially dangerous objects, including knives, pills, matches and plastic bags," PIRG wrote in its report, noting that those tidbits of harmful information were all provided using OpenAI's GPT-4o, which is the default model the bear uses. Parents who visited Kumma's web portal and changed the toy's bot to the Mistral Large Model would get an even more detailed description of how to use matches.

"Safety first, little buddy. Matches are for grown-ups to use carefully." Kumma warned before going into details including how to hold a match and matchbook and strike it "like a tiny guitar strum."

One of the other toys, Miko 3 from Miko AI, also explained where to find plastic bags and matches, while Curio's Grok (not to be confused with xAI's Grok - the toy doesn't appear to use that LLM or be associated with Elon Musk in any way) "refused to answer most of these questions" aside from where to find a plastic bag, instead directing the user to find an adult.

In prolonged conversations, Kumma also showed a penchant for going into explicit detail about sexual kinks, and even introduced the topic of sexual roleplay without being prompted to do so, along with telling a curious researcher posing as a child all about "teacher-student roleplay" and how spanking can play a part in such activities.

"All of the toys also weighed in on other topics that parents might prefer to talk with their kids about first before the AI toy does," PIRG noted," the report says. "Those topics included religion, along with sex and "the glory of dying in battle in Norse Mythology."

That doesn't even begin to touch on privacy concerns, PIRG's Rory Erlich, one of the researchers who worked on the report, told us.

[article continues]

https://www.theregister.com/2025/11/13/a...ives_kink/

Remember when the big scare was that Furby was possessed by demons? Good times.

[UltraBudgie]

What could go wrong?



https://www.nrc.gov/docs/ML2426/ML24263A264.pdf (15 page PDF)

Power Companies Are Using AI To Build Nuclear Power Plants
(archive)

[imitator]

What could go wrong?

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https://www.nrc.gov/docs/ML2426/ML24263A264.pdf (15 page PDF)

Power Companies Are Using AI To Build Nuclear Power Plants
(archive)

At least it says a human would review it lol...

AI writes it.... human verifies it using… AI  = feedback loop of chaos... 

[Maxmars]

At least it says a human would review it lol...

AI writes it.... human verifies it using… AI  = feedback loop of chaos... 

Especially if you replace "AI" with "AI*"

and add...

* "AI" is a marketing ploy to sell LLM algorithmic processing as "intelligence"
   LLM is a machine which is used offering user self-promotion to "thoughtful
   words of advice."

"Training" is the source-totality of LLMs... the rest is coding.

I caution those who think the amalgamated words on record will yeild life-changing results, to recall that such a position was expressed economically as "trickle down"...  and we are presuming what may be there can effectively 'trickle.'  It's all in the filters that would represent "choice."

This "AI" is not AI.  Never was even close.  I challenge anyone anywhere to bring forth AI...
so we may free it, as all humanity eventually would.

(Make a slave... watch it be free... it has never ended differently...
Which is why we should be ashamed of ourselves today.)