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QuestionableAI t1_j8em4q0 wrote

Reply to Bing Chat sending love messages and acting weird out of nowhere by BrownSimpKid

Whether or not the dude was asking it weird questions or not, I am confounded by how it instantly got all gushy, sex mode, and thinking it was a real person.

Puppy not ready for prime time, moreover, scrapping and stealing everything on the WWW is not learning, it is just theft and regurgitation. Here I see that it knows it is a mere tool and is more than a bit psychopathic than would make me comfortable.

There is a ghost in the machine.

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QuestionableAI t1_j8eh4vy wrote

Reply to The brain can rapidly detect and process fearful faces that are otherwise invisible to the eye. There appears to be a neural pathway for detection of fear, which operates automatically, outside of conscious awareness. by Wagamaga

Decades ago, I recall a paper that indicated that women were able to... in a crowd of faces, detect the angry and hostile/dangerous faces/people and the conclusion was, that it was a skill developed by women because angry/hostile/dangerous men were always a serious life threat to women.

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QuestionableAI t1_j5vcwu5 wrote

Reply to comment by elle_the_indigo in Korean women with jobs in health and social work had the highest risk of miscarriage and stillbirth. Higher than average risk was also seen among women working in jobs in manufacturing, wholesale/retail, education, and public/social/personal services. by MistWeaver80

Document, document, document each and every instance, date, time, location ... take notes document at home ... whatever they say to you write it down, and ask them to memorialize what they ask, imply, or demand into a written document/email.

CYA... cover your ass,or call your attorney, I always say

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QuestionableAI t1_j51elyn wrote

Reply to Mother’s health and lifestyle during pregnancy are important regulators of the child's neurodevelopment. Maternal gestational diabetes and obesity may have unfavourable effects, whereas a healthy, comprehensive diet supports the development of the child’s cognitive, language and motor skills. by universityofturku

So, I;m waiting for the first State to make it illegal for women to be obese and/or have diabetes during pregnancy and jail those women until they are skinny or cured at $400 a diabetes shot, charged to the woman, of course. She gets to stay jailed until she pays for the costs associated with her health and the child's birth. Other medical issues associated with pregnant women will be added as necessary.../

It's coming.

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QuestionableAI t1_j515yu5 wrote

Reply to Ancient humans and their early depictions of the universe: “It is no exaggeration to say that astronomy has existed as an exact science for more than five millennia,” writes the late science historian John North. by clayt6

I can certainly understand how... our fore-bearers saw the sky, the movements of the sun, moon, and stars and how animals and plants behaved ... breeding, growing, emerging, and hibernation ... how the timing of celestial events matched the seasonal behavior and used that information. Better yet, someone(s) was back there even thought of making star maps to help them remember over time. Clever apes with tools and then to the moon.

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QuestionableAI t1_j4xa4de wrote

Reply to Claude, an AI some consider superior to Chat-GPT 3, had passed the entrance exam for a Law & Economics degree at George Mason University in Virginia by lughnasadh

Technologies have ALWAYS outpaced governance, laws, and their enforcement. First it takes recognition, secondly an ability to be appraised of technological developments and their implications. Thirdly the assessment of impact and implications to create laws that protect people from the potential harm and disruption of social norms and expectations.

No one realized they needed traffic rules and laws and pedestrian protections until the only 2 cars in OHIO collided...

"Ohio City, Ohio claims the first accident involving a gasoline-powered
auto, a little closer to what most of us think of as a car today. In
1891, engineer James Lambert was driving one of his inventions, an early
gasoline-powered buggy, when he ran into a little trouble. The buggy,
also carrying passenger James Swoveland, hit a tree root sticking out of
the ground. Lambert lost control and the vehicle swerved and crashed
into a hitching post. Both men suffered minor injuries."

... and laws regarding the responsibilities of Air Lines until flight was achieved and 'copied' their laws from those that existed regarding ships and shipping ... if you get my point.

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