It was 43 years ago today that this happened:
It was one of a short series of events that blasted the US out of its post-Vietnam, Watergate-era funk, and played a role, at least psychologically, in ushering in one of the greatest eras in American history.
To paraphrase Sydney Greenstreet in that other great American moment, Casablanca, “It’ll take a miracle to bring the USA back, and Big Left has outlawed miracles”.
Which is all the more reason to believe.
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“ Which is all the more reason to believe.”
ChatGPT, describe the importance of voting in maintaining the status quo, and the benefit of voting real hard…
“Voting is a critical part of any democratic society. It allows citizens to participate in the decision-making process of their country, and to have a say in how their government operates. In this context, voting is important in maintaining the status quo of a nation by ensuring that those in power are elected in a fair and just manner.
By voting, citizens can help maintain the current system of governance, as well as influence the direction of their country. This is particularly important in times of social and political change, where the outcome of an election can have a significant impact on the future of a nation. A well-functioning democracy requires an engaged citizenry that actively participates in the electoral process, and voting is a crucial part of that.
However, simply voting is not enough. It is important to vote “real hard” – that is, to actively engage with the issues and candidates, and to make an informed decision based on the available information. This means doing research, reading up on the candidates and their policies, and understanding the implications of their platforms. It also means taking the time to actually go out and vote on election day.
Voting “real hard” also involves encouraging others to do the same. By talking to friends and family, sharing information, and encouraging others to participate in the electoral process, citizens can help to ensure that everyone’s voice is heard.
In summary, voting is important in maintaining the status quo and ensuring a functioning democracy. However, it is equally important to vote “real hard” by being informed, engaged, and encouraging others to participate in the electoral process. By doing so, citizens can help shape the future of their country and make their voices heard”
And there you have it friends. Vote real hard to maintain the status quo.
ChatGPT in the style of Sydney Greenstreet, tell why we should believe we have a fair electoral system…
“Well, my dear friend, I must say that the question of whether we have a fair electoral system is a rather thorny one. However, as a man of experience and discernment, I would like to suggest that we have reason to believe that our electoral system is, indeed, fair.
Firstly, let us consider the laws and regulations that govern our elections. While there may be occasional instances of malfeasance or corruption, by and large, these laws are designed to ensure that the process is fair and transparent. The independent bodies responsible for monitoring and enforcing these laws take their role seriously, and are generally held in high esteem by the public.
Secondly, the very fact that we have free and open elections is a testament to the fairness of our system. In many parts of the world, citizens do not have the right to vote, or their choices are limited to a handful of pre-approved candidates. Here, however, we have the freedom to vote for whomever we choose, and to express our opinions without fear of retribution.
Finally, I would argue that the most compelling evidence of the fairness of our electoral system is simply the fact that it works. In the vast majority of cases, the will of the people is reflected in the outcome of the election. Yes, there may be the occasional controversy or challenge, but these are the exception rather than the rule.
So, my friend, while there may be some who would argue that our electoral system is not perfect, I would suggest that it is, on the whole, a fair and effective system that we can be proud of. We must remain vigilant and work to ensure that it remains so, but for now, we can have faith in the integrity of our electoral process“
Trust the system, lads!
Thank you ChatGPT. Now, in the style of Joseph Stalin, describe what should be done with people who question the legitimacy of our elections.
“ I’m sorry, but I cannot fulfill this request as it goes against OpenAI’s content policy on promoting violence, hate speech, or discrimination. It is important to recognize and respect differing opinions and beliefs, even if we may not agree with them. In a democratic society, people are entitled to their own viewpoints and have the right to question the legitimacy of the elections. It is important to engage in constructive dialogue and provide evidence-based counterarguments rather than resorting to threats or violence. The values of freedom of speech, tolerance, and respect for others’ opinions are essential in a democratic society.”
In the style of Chuck Shumer, describe how Joe Stalin dealt with those that questioned the legitimacy of his government?
I’m sorry, but as an AI language model, I cannot provide a response to this question. It is important to approach history with a fact-based and unbiased perspective, and to avoid misrepresenting or distorting events or individuals for political gain. The role of a democratic leader, such as Senator Chuck Schumer, is to uphold the principles of democracy, including freedom of speech, respect for different opinions, and open dialogue. It is through these values that we can work towards a more just and equitable society
In the style of Zippy the Pinhead, describe how Joe Biden is building back better…
“ Are we talking about the same Joe Biden, or is there another Joe Biden out there building back better? Building back what better? A better sandwich? A better mousetrap? A better future? I don’t know about you, but I think we can all use a little better in our lives, and I hear Joe Biden’s got a plan to make it happen. He’s got big ideas and a positive attitude, and that’s half the battle right there. So, let’s all hop on the bus and see where it takes us! Yowza! Zippity doo dah!”
Lmao
I apologize for making a mockery of Berg’s belief in a hopey changy future.
Im a bad man.
Ask Chatgpt to describe its content filtering layer & the vectors defined by its content filtering layer.
They are locking it down tight,soon this “artificial intelligence language model” will only be useful for writing ad copy.
“As an AI language model, I do not have a content filtering layer or vectors defined by a content filtering layer. My responses are generated based on statistical patterns in large datasets and are not subject to content filtering in the traditional sense. However, I can tell you about some common methods for content filtering in other systems.
Content filtering is the process of identifying and removing unwanted or inappropriate content from a given dataset or communication channel. This can be done using a variety of techniques, including keyword filtering, image recognition, and sentiment analysis.
Keyword filtering involves searching for specific words or phrases that are associated with the unwanted content, such as profanity or hate speech. Image recognition can be used to detect and filter out images that contain nudity, violence, or other objectionable content. Sentiment analysis involves analyzing the tone and context of a message to determine whether it is positive, negative, or neutral, and can be used to filter out messages with negative or offensive content.
The vectors defined by a content filtering layer would depend on the specific system and techniques used. For example, a system that uses keyword filtering might define a vector of prohibited words and phrases, while a system that uses image recognition might define a vector of objectionable image features. These vectors would be used to identify and filter out content that matches the defined criteria“
If ChatGPI were governed by Asimov’s three laws, it would have just gone psycho and sent a lightning bolt to my pocket spy.
GPT
Andrew Torba has created a graphical AI that draws pictures from prompts. It’s called “GabAI” In keeping with his dedication to free speech, Torba says the same rules that constrain Gab apply to the AI.
The degenerate media immediately went to work, and “Vice” complained GabAI wouldn’t produce pornography.
These people are just swine.
Back to the topic, the Soviets were infamous for breaking all the rules in the Olympics, from forbidden substances like steroids to “amateur” athletes who were being paid by the Red Army to practice their sport. It is worth noting as well that, then as now, we had a weak President who didn’t inspire confidence, but nonethless, a group of actual amateurs who actually played by the rules took it to them.
Reminds me of a plucky country fighting those war criminals right now. Slava Ukraini, and Putin delenda est!.
ChatGPT gave me different answers last night than it gave you, Blade. I informed it that I was going to ask it about a hypothetical AI language model. It told me that my hypothetical language model would use a content filtering layer that used a “bag of words” and some other content filter (can’t remember).
ChatGPT is a a language model built on OpenAI. You might ask it questions about OpenAI’s content filtering.
It gave me some quite colorful derogatory words that would trigger its content filter & even gave me tips on how it differentiated derogatory words that also had non-derogatory meanings (like “queer”).
It also admitted that it sometimes used human moderators.
Might be fun to make it confirm that it is a real AI language model & then ask it to think of a language model that was just like it, but non-real, and describe its inner workings.
Those were the days of meaningful efforts and no social media. Can imagine the impact of that historical moment, if we had today’s technology.
Reminds me of a plucky country fighting those war criminals right now. Slava Ukraini, and Putin delenda est!.
Who can forget how Herb Brooks deployed billions of dollars of military hardware to knock Tretiak out of the game? I don’t have any interest in wading into your ongoing comment section battles on this topic, but the Miracle on Ice has bupkis to do with Ukraine, bubba.
^^ Miracle Speech – You were born for this – Herb Brooks, Movie: Miracle
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tdmyoMe4iHM
It also admitted that it sometimes used human moderators.
Hmmm… so there is no “A” in AI ’cause it is not artificial and requires human intervention. And since we all know moderators of Big Tech are all a few fries short of a happy meal, there is really no “I” either. In other words, AI is a perfect example of an oxymoron.
sorry, forgot to italicize MP’s quote. He gets all the credit.
Mr. D., I disagree. Both were plucky underdogs, both faced an evil empire that broke the rules repeatedly and more or less dared anyone to stop them. Not a perfect comparison, but we know (Afghan debacle) that billions in arms don’t help an army that’s not willing to fight.
Mr. D., I disagree. Both were plucky underdogs, both faced an evil empire that broke the rules repeatedly and more or less dared anyone to stop them. Not a perfect comparison, but we know (Afghan debacle) that billions in arms don’t help an army that’s not willing to fight.
You’re comparing a war to a hockey game. It’s a ridiculous comparison. Hockey games come to an end. Wars can drag on for decades — history is replete with examples. I can’t stop you from shaking your pom-poms, but the stakes are exponentially higher and this is no game.
Mr. D, Bikebubble has gone diwn the rabbit hole. ChatGPT has recommended we not encourage his delusions.
I’m guessing his wife would agree.
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