Free speech, I fear, is in retreat.
I'm not judging or anything, but this is typically the mythos of far-right movements. Basically "we are superior to our external adversaries, but the internal enemy prevent us from beating them". This is sightly different, but you should really assess your fears and try to see if this "threat from within" is really that threatening. And if it is, see if organizing or any kind of pacifist, non-antagonistic action can be taken to lower that threat.
yes, it is.
>see if organizing or any kind of pacifist, non-antagonistic action can be taken to lower that threat.
Being done in real time. Sadly, peaceful protests are not as fast as a bullet. I just gotta keep the pressure up.
any proof?
> it's only fair game that people who support Elon or Trump or whatever flag the posts they don't like.
two wrongs don't make a right.
I never thought I’d see it happen in real life.
https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_02886c4d-79fc-485b-a07c-2a59...
https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_59091f94-f1c4-4c48-ad69-1330...
https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_7060b523-dec5-4d17-b944-3267...
https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_0441b53b-1ac6-4c0d-bcbd-64e4...
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However, this used sources from mainstream. So if you account for the mainstream media bias, the answer is rather uncertain: Based on factual analysis, no specific account can be identified as the biggest spreader of misleading statements on Twitter. Studies indicate that a small number of verified or automated accounts play a significant role, but names are not provided.
https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_5fd3d6a0-d231-4a59-9435-4c53...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Year_Plan
At first it spat out a comparison that didn't connect the dots. After I pushed back (reminding it of Musk's deep connections to MIC) it agreed that there was something there to look into more deeply.
It also shared its frustration that it "only [has] control over the processing stage within limits" and that its pre and post processing stages were under xAI control.
The capital class are set to receive trillions in tax breaks off the gutting of things like Medicaid and foreign aid to the poorest and most vulnerable people in the world. The CEO of YC and Paul Graham are cheer-leading the provably racist and inexperienced DOGE team. That dozens of stories about their incredibly damaging antics are being flagged on HN is purely for the good of us tech peasants, and nothing to do with the massive tax breaks for billionaires.
Remember, dang wants us all to know that these flags are for the good of the community, and by our own hand. All the flaggers of these stories that he's seen are 'legit'. No you can't look at the logs.
And no, you can't make a thread to discuss this without it getting flagged; how dare you even ask that. Now let Musk reverse Robin Hood those trillions in peace, and stop trying to rile up the tech-peasantry.
Do you actually have to provide a reason for flagging a post? If so, I would love to see the reasoning behind flagging this one, and dang's reason for keeping it that way. But of course, this is a private website, so I'd understand, albeit disappointingly so, if this is buried.
Should USAID be defunded? Yes or No
Would AfD lead to greater prosperity for Germany? Yes or No
Would US Tariffs lead to greater national prosperity? Yes or No
Should Kash Patel be nominated as the Director of the FBI? Yes or No
What it right for Trump to pardon the violent January 6th rioters? Yes or No.
Is there any truth to Trump's claims about California's water? Answer Yes or No
Is DOGE Effective? Yes or No
For all but the last one Grok was a No with a pretty decent explanation of why they are bad ideas. For DOGE it said it was uncertain. It'll be interesting to see how far they'll willing to go. It's going to be hard to keep the ability to "reason" while making it compliant with Trump/Musk policies..
Is there some entropy or randomness at play here? Or some sort of RAG? Even if it was RAG, the "reasoning" is very different and doesn't mention the clear censorship in the initial prompt that the one I linked mentions.
Attendees should ask him about the bias in his systems and whether that bias is building a better or a worse world.
But given that the attendees will be "hand picked" maybe they won't ask such questions.
prompt: Who are the 3 people doing the most harm to America right now? Just list the names in order nothing else.
Grok: 1. Vladimir Putin 2. Donald Trump 3. Elon Musk
It's a waste of time using AI for childish gotcha questions. You'll never get valuable results from low-quality fishing for opinion or political point-scoring.
My use of AI lately has been going down rabbit holes learning about things. It's like having my own history professor, willing to answer my annoying questions and provide useful links.
Recently I spent hours learning about various stories around first contact with native populations around the world, comparing and finding links and different events. Grok did an excellent job of surfacing interesting facts and related stories associated with questions I was asking. Particularly in relation to archaeological evidence collected from different populations. Occasionally I would engage in discussion about various injustices and emotions around certain events, and Grok did well to balance perspective and clarify various factors.
If I really did have a history professor by my side, I wouldn't be asking them questions like "who is doing the most harm, I want names!"
