Lily 🌸

@mspinkelf.bsky.social

30 💅 | she/her | maybe sometimes nsfw | ちょっと日本語を話せます | single handedly manifesting precure & honkai content on this site (poorly)

@nbc.com calls it ‘strong words.’ @cnn.com calls it a ‘stern warning.’ It’s a threat of on-the-spot execution. Media is failing, whitewashing, complicit in normalizing a government that threatens and menaces people daily. They need to WAKE UP NOW.

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What can you do? - Don't use genAI if possible - Educate others on the costs of genAI - Let companies know you don't want integrated genAI that you can't opt out of! - Turn off genAI where possible. Eg Google's automatic, often wrong AI summaries: www.cnet.com/tech/service...

I Loathe AI Overviews So I Use This Hack to Make Google Give Me Just Blue Links

If you want to skip the AI-generated summaries and get straight to the links to websites, here's what to do.

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ON TOP of the ethical reasons to not use AI, it's also 1) bad at what it does 2) literally makes you stupider 3) has HUGE environmental costs: every search is equivalent to pouring out an entire bottle of water. It's not worth it to generate a cutesy emoji or have it write an error-riddled draft.

Sarah Kendzior@sarahkendzior.bsky.social · last yr.

AI was trained on my books (without my permission and against my will) so this annoys me. I never use AI. Not for research, not for images, not for writing. AI used me.