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  • I wonder if it’s more about control. AI can be trained to provide biased feedback. For example, if someone asks AI “Is China is a dictatorship?” it might respond with “yes it is blah blah blah” or it could be like “dictatorship might not be the right description for China and it really depends on the definition of dictatorship”.

    If the next generation is to grow up using AI, they will be silently steered in the direction of certain beliefs. No government wants another country having that much influence over their citizens.






  • You look at it as a social media platform. The people who run bot accounts, have specific goals they want to achieve such as swaying public opinion on a specific topic. They could have been paid by a corporation to do damage control on a negative event that happened.

    When they downvote you and upvote their other bots, their content gets higher visibility.












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    21 days ago

    Yes, some people actually need antidepressants but we will never know who those people are because the bar is so low for prescribing antidepressants.

    1. fill out a short questionnaire with limited options for answers.

    2. no further significant clinical evaluation done like bloodwork, scans or testing is performed. Providers are just eyeball low levels of hormones in your brain.

    3. not enough time for a provider to come up with a proper treatment in a 15 minute appointment. Providers can’t overhaul the system they work in. They have 40 other people to see today.

    4. Kickbacks. Wait, that’s illegal and never happens.