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People are concerningly naive if they think the LLM is in any way connected to the tweet boosting algorithms. Grok is just spitting out what people usually claim is being delisted by social media platforms.
The thing is, it’s probably correct by coincidence, moreso that it’s Elon personally delisting people criticising him and boosting whatever nazi shit he’s into that week.
I don’t know if it’s actually true, but at one point Elon mentioned they were specifically training Grok to be anti-woke, so presumably that means their training corpus has some… weird… stuff in it that’s more heavily weighted than it ought to be. In short, it’s not unlikely that Elon and Grok “think” alike.
it’s not unlikely that Elon and Grok “think” alike
Another way to phrase this: they’re both trained on the same dataset 😅
I very much dislike the word “deboost”
I delike this comment
I dedislike that comment
It is double plus ungood.
Agreed and proboosted.
How about unboost? inboost?
Censor.
I’m pretty sure, Grok is not a company representative…
it’s not really like elon has kept any company representatives on staff though. after a year or so of seeing “we reached out for comment and received an automatic reply containing a poop emoji” in every news article about twitter, i don’t blame anyone for not trying to contact the company directly. at this point, grok is probably the best we’ll get. if elon doesn’t like that, maybe he should hire a PR department
Don’t you mess our narrative with your reason
Fuck that. If they want to put “AI” crap in all their products, they should have to deal with the same stupid bullshit we have to deal with when interacting with it. They made the chatbot and put it there, they should have to live with being “SLAMMED” in the media when it says stupid shit.
At least they are honest
What about elon musk specifically being such a loser that even when he’s president of the united states and can afford the best sunglasses he still can’t make them cool?
Not a meme.
I guess you’ll have to argue with the mods about that.
From the sidebar:
I didn’t say “not a microblog post”
True, but as it’s inline with the purpose of the sub as described by the mods of the sub, I don’t see why that matters.
Incorrect. I don’t think you’re aware that a meme is a word from theoretical science (memetics) where the meme is a unit of culture that can be transmitted from one mind to another.
An image capturing an individual’s statement is easily a meme. We’re all here talking about it and its shared perspectives and insights about the negative behavior of a large corporation.
Meme doesn’t mean “funny pictures”.
By Dawknin’s original definition (cultural) memes are ideas, behaviors, styles, or practices that spread within a culture by imitation (Greek mimema, meaning “imitated”) and carry symbolic meaning. Some examples would be the “Keep Calm And Carry On” posters during WW2, the concept of the “American Dream” or toasting with glasses.
However in this context we’re talking about internet memes which is not synonymous with cultural memes. An internet meme is a picture or video that is funny, ironic, or relateable.
This is not a cultural meme nor internet meme.
“is a cultural item (such as an idea, behavior, or style) that spreads across the internet primarily through social media… They are highly versatile in form and purpose, serving as tools for light entertainment, self-expression, social commentary, and even political discourse…”
The medium is the only major difference. This is certainly sociopolitical commentary.
No, it is not only limited to pic or vid. It can also be a short phrase or even just simple shared reaction. When someone is “meme-ing”, they are not solely sharing pics or vids. For instance, if I were to count out 69 of something, and someone were to say “nice”, that is an example of a meme that has no associated pic or vid.
Pics and vids are among the most common forms of internet memes, but that does not mean they are the only forms.
Let’s take a Rickroll. Is the actual Rick Astley video the meme? Not really, no. The meme is sending someone to that video when they’re not expecting it. Here the meme is an activity, the fooling of your target with a link to the video. If I just post a link to the video without trying to fool you, like so:
https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ <—link to Rick Astley song
Have I done the meme? No, I haven’t, despite the fact that I’m linking the “meme video”. The meme is in the context.
