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Welcome to the official Anti-AI Alliance (AAA)!

My name is the Anti-AI Leader, and in case you haven’t guessed, I am the leader of this community for people as disgruntled and disillusioned with AI as I have become!

By joining the Anti-Ai Alliance, you are entering a space to freely express your true distain towards all things Artificial Intelligence (AI). And it’s not even exclusive to people who don’t use AI at all — users of AI are just as welcome to sign up and discuss the issues with AI in the world.

Our only rule is to follow the very basic of the fediverse’s common rules (I.e. no spam, no porn, etc.) Other than that, you may post whatever you like, though we do strongly encourage you to keep the discussion focussed on distain for/the negative aspects of AI. Discussion on the (potential) positive aspects of AI are also welcome, but may be subject to scrutiny/open debate.

Many thanks and welcome, The Anti-AI Leader

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TheAntiAiLeader@lemmy.blahaj.zone

I feel like nobody is asking this about the recent AI-on-AI hacks… (read post to understand) (lemmy.blahaj.zone)

submitted 1 day ago by TheAntiAiLeader@lemmy.blahaj.zone to c/antiaialliance@lemmy.blahaj.zone

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Like, what does this actually mean? Was OpenAI using HuggingFace to generate a ‘photograph of my future girlfriend’? Was it stealing trade secrets? Like what is the actual nature of this breech? The fact that big tech companies won’t release details makes me think it’s even more smoke and mirrors (I.e. that they are trying to cover something up, possibly their own involvement in this crap).

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[–] TheAntiAiLeader@lemmy.blahaj.zone 1 points 1 day ago (1 children)

My point about them covering up wasn’t so much that the companies were working together (or specifically that they were working together). Maybe the guys at OpenAI had their model purposely hack HuggingFace is another possibility. Also, openAI isn’t the only incident: did you hear about Anthropic AI?

[–] Hackworth@piefed.ca 2 points 1 day ago

Aye, there are a bunch of examples from Anthropic (here's 3). But there are way more examples of AI being used to intentionally hack, and I wouldn't rule out that possibility here. It'd certainly be a way for one AI lab to hack another and call it an accident. Though I'm not sure what they'd be looking to gain from an intentional Hugging Face hack.