🔎 The AI social network risk nobody is watching
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🔎 The AI social network risk nobody is watching
AI-driven social networks amplify manipulation, data harvesting and behavioral profiling. Algorithmic feedback loops, opaque models and weak governance could turn AI platforms into large-scale influence and surveillance systems.
We’ve dissected a bit, over the rising #ClawBot phenomenon: https://ransomnews.online/blog/theaisocialnetwork.html
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@bardnet @xkcd which means they've also missed that it's a horror movie and that the main character had likely spent a minimum of 30 years subjective time in that loop, possibly much more.
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@ozamidas @mcc That's sylpheed https://github.com/sylpheed-mail/sylpheed
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i like the optimism embedded in the term "late stage capitalism"
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@attilakinali @mcc damn, what email client is that? im curious
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ah, avevo letto 2026... 😜
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@mcc @rachelplusplus IIRC some Samsung laptops could get bricked by writing too much data to the EFI variable area (which easily happened with Linux kernel crashes, but could also happen from Windows).
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@mcc@mastodon.social thing is, there really isn't anything that would fill that hole
And the claim that open source outlasts proprietary software is a bit [citation needed]
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@mcc I've never done that, but I did once do
cd /lib; rm -rf modules/2.4.12/ *
(including the accidental space). That was fun, while my system curled up and died.
