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What the world has learned is that America is never more than one election away from losing its goddamned mindMe on Elite : Dangerous | My WoW charactersOriginally Posted by Howard Tayler
France never joining the NATO Nuclear Planning Group ... their nukes are petits bébés spéciaux.

Can agree with that but between the 15 year olds and the 50 year olds, the 50 year olds are the most gullible of the two.
And the 15 year olds gullibility comes from the fact they largely don’t care enough to look into the stuff unless it’s fun or shocking while the 50 year olds gullibility comes from their inability to actually learn the technology along with a flat out refusal to learn even if they are interested in the topic.
If I had to guess the breakdown it’s that young people “care” too much about the internet so as to lose perspective on things that really matter, while older people are far too inherently trusting of it.
And If I had to guess the reason for that it’d be because the 90s-2000s kids grew up in a system where the internet was not nearly as ubiquitous, children weren’t expected to be permanently online and so gained a perspective as these online systems developed alongside them, rather than being dropped into a system where such a thing already existed like with young people now or having a system that they couldn’t really understand become more and more relevant like older generations dealt with. It may be that young people don’t appreciably know any informational system other than the internet, whereas older people can’t understand it. That millennial/gen z group were raised to use the internet as more of a tool, rather than being obliged to live it as a way of life like modern kids or as some arcane, unknowable source of misinformation trying to steal your money like older people.
That being said I like younger people’s chances of learning the ins and outs of the internet better than older people. And it’s not like those millennial/gen z people are immune to manipulation or being chronically online.
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“Do not lose time on daily trivialities. Do not dwell on petty detail. For all of these things melt away and drift apart within the obscure traffic of time. Live well and live broadly. You are alive and living now. Now is the envy of all of the dead.” ~ Emily3, World of Tomorrow
Words to live by.
People are now making CP using Grok to take the clothes off of children, and Elon Musk is SILENT.
Unsurprisingly it's like 99% right wing accounts.
“Terrible things are happening outside. Poor helpless people are being dragged out of their homes. Families are torn apart. Men, women, and children are separated. Children come home from school to find that their parents have disappeared.”
Diary of Anne Frank
January 13, 1943
Two things on that truly disturbing note:
1) most of these public-facing chatbot/image generators are intentionally set to not be able to generate lewd or lascivious content, meaning grok… isn’t set to not do that?
2) AI can’t make something from nothing, meaning it needs reference material from something that seems like it should be very illegal
“Do not lose time on daily trivialities. Do not dwell on petty detail. For all of these things melt away and drift apart within the obscure traffic of time. Live well and live broadly. You are alive and living now. Now is the envy of all of the dead.” ~ Emily3, World of Tomorrow
Words to live by.

I haven't looked at what Grok is generating, and I have absolutely no desire to, but at least in theory it would presumably be capable of generating this based on images of naked adults? Because if it actually HAS been referencing actual child porn, then holy fucking shitballs would X be in deep fucking shit legally.

Grok actually advertised itself as being much less restrictive than most others. It will absolutely create you some stuff the majority won't. Though, going by what I see on Reddit, they've started limiting that when it comes to making videos. Lots of people mad it won't create porn for them as easily as it used to...
But because of those weaker restrictions, you can now apparently feed it any image you want and just give it a prompt to change clothes or pose or whatever. I've been seeing a lot that happening recently. No CP, but plenty of adult women that definitely didn't consent to it. And people just go ahead and publicly do it in the replies to the images themselves, as though its perfectly normal.

It's less "hating kids" and more "seeing kids as property". Maybe you conflate the two, I can see the argument, but it's more like they see children as some form of pet or livestock. And that you should be able to do whatever you want with your property or property you've secured the rights to use. Whether that's forcing kids into work labor, or indoctrinating them into abusive lifestyles, or just seeing them as sexual objects to be freely used the way you would a fleshlight.
The "pet" part is really important, because it cuts right through the whole "but I love my kids!" bullshit. You also say you love your dog, but you beat that dog with a stick and you'll shoot it in the head if it won't do what you say. These people do not "love" their kids as human beings.
It's a lot fuckin' worse than "goddamned kids these days" hate or whatever, is what I'm driving at.
Apparently Grok is personally posting the explanation:
https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...hildren-photos
I guess Ol' Musky and the few humans left working at X didnt want to put their names on record to explain why their AI is doing CP.Elon Musk’s chatbot Grok posted on Friday that lapses in safeguards had led it to generate “images depicting minors in minimal clothing” on social media platform X. The chatbot, a product of Musk’s company xAI, has been generating a wave of sexualized images throughout the week in response to user prompts.
Screenshots shared by users on X showed Grok’s public media tab filled with such images. xAI said it was working to improve its systems to prevent future incidents.
“There are isolated cases where users prompted for and received AI images depicting minors in minimal clothing,” Grok said in a post on X in response to a user. “xAI has safeguards, but improvements are ongoing to block such requests entirely.”
“As noted, we’ve identified lapses in safeguards and are urgently fixing them—CSAM is illegal and prohibited,” xAI posted to the @Grok account on X, referring to child sexual abuse material.
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On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's desire at last, and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron.
- H. L. Mencken
There are also people who have had their name in grok prompts that unclothes pictures of them.
I wonder, does that fall under Revenge Porn statutes in certain states?