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I have never and will never click one of those buttons. I can read.

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sounds like advertising and marketing directed at A.I.

why is this poisoning A.I. yet the constant barrage of algo recommendations trying to do the same thing to meatbags isn't "poisoning humans" ?

Yeah, a very unpopular opinion here, but how about you actually read stuff? I mean, yeah, there's the whole seo prioritizing ai slop walls of text, but there's also a close tab button (I personally can't remember a single helpful slop article, and the overgeneralized advice they give doesn't even worth summarizing). Dog knows how much it pisses me off that the internet turned into a place where the info gets rewritten by bots to appease other bots and then once again to make it fucking readable.

Then, there's that "memory" stuff. Just why exactly do people need it? Make a base prompt editable only by the user and adjustable on a per-conversation basis, and that issue goes away (probably along with a significant portion of your electricity bill wasted on processing literal garbage not relative to the current conversation).

Another thing we couldn't have possibly seen coming!

I am shocked.

People deploying these systems are just hoping that Prompt injection attacks won't happen.

They could design systems that would be resistant, but the only thing that matters now is deploying new software... not creating actual security or sustainable systems.

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That would be a good laugh if a CFO bases his/her decision on a LLM recommendation.

I rather see this threat in standard consumer decisions such as my mum playing around with AI in two years and poisining her LLM memory.

May be I should start first and set the right memory in her LLM before the marketing shit flows in. Something like „eat less meat“ or such…

now its this, next its political propaganda most likely

Literally no one on the planet has pressed that button.

Here we were, worried that Sam Altman would jam ads into the middle of ChatGPT responses, and it turns out some innovating pioneers have already done the hard work for him.

This is why web browsers like Firefox need their own AI. Local AI for not only creating summaries but for detecting bullshit like this.

Yes, creating summaries is kinda lame but without local AI you're at the mercy of big corporations. It's a new arms race. Not some bullshit feature that no one needs.