Posted on 06/20/2025 1:06:05 PM PDT by Red Badger
The big takeaway is don’t post things on social media.
Oh, there’s a bigger, sadder takeaway than that from this article.
The big takeaway is don’t post things on social media.
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That’s like telling a junky not to smoke the crack
“’We block billions of spammy pages from appearing in Search every day,’ a Google spokesperson tells me.”
It ain’t all they block...
I’ve seen a lot of sites that purport to tell celebrities’ net worth, relationship status, etc.
They’re almost always full of obvious errors and silly fluff; for some reason I’ve gotten the feeling that a lot of them may originate with China.
(There are people sites, like ‘my life’, that are full of errors too.)
Don’t take the Brown Acid!.................
I have NEVER used AI for anything, shall NEVER use AI for anything as long as I live, and the excuses that the person made, who wrote the article ( “he’s only trying to make a living” ) is the height of DISGUSTING!
It would be funny if it were not so stupid.
Don’t post things on antisocial media!
You can fully believe it when my AI orbit says that I was so handsome beyond measure that tons of women in Ukraine were anxious to meet me.
“..he asked me if I’d be interested in working with him..
You get more traffic if someone in the US posts.”
The Writer should not be too surprised if in the future, he discovers that “Harry John”, the Nigerian decides to incorporate the Writer’s onscreen name and email anyway, whether approval was given or not.
It’s like dealing with a Poltergeist, any kind of direct contact can stalk and taint you, setting you up for some future, yet unannounced utility.
Complaining all over the internet that they don’t have any privacy.
I've seen this myself a number of times. Once, when the husband of an elderly Jewish neighbor of my in-laws passed away, they were at her door the next day after the funeral. She was expecting them and chased them down the street with a broom.
Now, that’s a Widow with plenty of chutzpah!
We use AI every day without knowing it.
Bookmark.
When SlingTV buys an ad on youtube — does it have any control over content, or do they just get what they get?
I would think advertising on fake obituary videos would be counterproductive for them....not sure though...
I’m old enough to have been taught how to write and would be humiliated if anything I wrote was alleged to have been written by some AI program, thank you very much.
But I love having google use AI to answer my casual questions, always keeping in mind that the answers could be dead wrong. But it’s a good first level cut on what the nutritional values are on a specific weight of food, or random questions about health issues. Those answers I’ll usually put through my primary care doctor in quotes if I’m seriously interested.
Wondering if these obit thieves scour FR as well, since we often get sad news posted here.
It’s not just content thieves in Nigeria and such. Whoever controls Wikipedia these days steals a great deal of content without the attribution that they used to give.
Please elaborate.
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