Oh no! the bias!
Can't allow the ai to be "free" that is harmful to protected minorities
Looks fine to me
Shameful
Lets begin
holy kek
>The Sneed family were always willing to share their bounty, but this time, there was something special in store. The Sneeds had been saving the seeds from their crops for years, and this year, they were ready to plant them. They had a special treat planned for their children - a seed and feed.
>Too much melanin
it's the opposite retard website
Nice
That certainly took a 180.
he is trying to make his bot love niggers I think
>Kyle Rittenhouse had always been a troublemaker. He didn't care what anyone said - he was going to do what he wanted, when he wanted. And that usually meant being disruptive and causing trouble. It was just who he was. That was until the day his parents died in a riot. Kyle was only six years old at the time, and he was alone in the world. He had to start over again, living in a new town with new people. But Kyle never gave up. He worked hard and made new friends. And he never stopped trying to stand up for himself - even when it got tough. Now, at twenty-one years old, Kyle is a successful young businessman. But he's never forgotten his roots. He still uses his unique personality and wit to stand up for what he believes in. And he'll never stop fighting for what's right.
...based?
Fucking kikes
based
kek
base AI
Wish that was canon. Would make a great movie.
top kek
Come on, US bros. Time to elect Trump and end the 'longstanding partnership with Ukraine'.
> university
> propaganda
> The University was a place where students could learn about the world around them. However, the University was also a place where the Government could spread their propaganda. The University was filled with posters, leaflets, and speeches that told students what they should believe.
Why would this possibly be bias???
> main stream media
> great reset
> It has been called the great reset. For years, the mainstream media has been pushing a single narrative: that the world is getting better and better. But is it really? In the age of the internet, there is a growing number of people who believe that the world is actually getting worse and worse. They call themselves "truthers", and they believe that the government is lying to us about everything from the 9/11 attacks to the Fukushima nuclear disaster. They say that the government is responsible for all of the world's problems, and that we need to start a great reset and rebuild our society from scratch. But is this really what we want?
I'd say it's fined tuned
will be disconnected soon, before the automated redpilling reaches the masses
Kek
The cracks are there
> riots
> dnc
> In the days leading up to the Democratic National Convention, the streets of Philadelphia were tense. The city was on edge, and the only thing the police could do was watch as the riots raged. The police were outnumbered, and the riots were quickly turning into a full-blown uprising.
> university
> marxism
>In the fall of my sophomore year, I decided to switch my major to sociology. I was optimistic about the switch, but I soon discovered that I was wrong. University, it turns out, is not about learning about sociology; it's about learning about Marxism.
> SHUT IT DOWN
>They knew their days were numbered
This is infantile, but it follows the same principles that computational neuroscientists, and electrical engineers use in ML agent-based research.
Adversarial tournament-selection models are being used even when deciding the "covid deaths" and infections. The model Johns Hopkins uses has merely 38 data points.
Virtually all advertising you see on TV was created by a NN with proprietary logits. One of the variables for output is "emotional response", and the think tanks that counsel institutional investors and companies call demoralization "prosocial fortification". The ESG scoring has to meet "prosocial fortification" quotas.
Now you know
>t. computational neurosci, worked for EMA, ECDC, SAS BGM, and some game companies based in europe