I tried reading it a few times before in my life... but it's a really boring thing to read, so was never able to get very far.
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I remember once watching someone play a game on a PSP when that was a current console... and being absolutely surprised that on occasion, frames didn't load completely instantly. I only owned Nintendo consoles (GBA, NDS) at the time, so wasn't used to this.
I'm also getting the same error as you.
I don't inherently hate advertising and have on occasion learned about products or brands through advertising that I then actually ended up buying. Without advertising, you too might not know a lot of the products you've bought in your life.
I do block most ads online, but still see plenty of advertising in public spaces, or on television or radio when I watch/listen to those.
Why do you think this is a bot?
The general public paid nearly no attention to LLMs before ChatGPT though.
When I first read of ChatGPT, I just thought "oh, they turned the technology behind /r/subsimulatorgpt2 into a chatbot, huh, neat". I suspect that a lot of other people had never seen the acronym GPT before though.
Of course, this was in part joking, there are other similar jokes in German too...
Nor to me - but it doesn't make a lot of sense with images either.
Text is literally just an array of numbers (Unicode character points); where do you put "invisible" watermarks there? Images are, likewise, a three-dimensional array of pixel color values; while it's possible to very slightly vary those color values and call that "watermarking" (similar concept: steganography), how does that not get lost even unintentionally on the first lossy compression step?!
I would not do that without first looking into applicable laws regarding legal liability for content and requirements to remove things. Depending on where in the world you are, this can be a minefield.
English is just a stupid language...
Not the first joke about this: https://www.reddit.com/r/Venn/comments/pb3k85/excel_incel_and_me_eating_a_fig/
When I read things like this, I am suddenly very glad the language I use in my everyday life has very different words "Dattel" (the fruit), "Datum" (point on a calendar) and "Verabredung" (romantic meeting, though we also use the anglicism "Date" for this - and ONLY for this).
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