• emmy5482@quokk.au
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    8 hours ago

    It would be hilarious to see a model built in Christianity and see it tell people to give up their money and possessions and serve others freely. Explain the modern church is an impossibly corrupt institution. Lastly, that their hatred and discrimination is incompatible with biblical teachings.

    Good times

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    6 hours ago

    ChatGPT, are you aware that the company that owns you is run by the modern equivalent of money changers?

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    The worst people I’ve known in my life were religious (Christian). I truly believe they like the idea they’re forgiven no matter how bad their actions, all they have to do is accept Jesus Christ as their personal savior! Now they’re free to run riot and their afterlife is just fine and dandy. Sorry, that ain’t moral.

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      I think that’s my least favorite brand of Christian. Ignore all the sheep and goats, good Samaritan, give to the poor, parts to be smug little shits.

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    LOL. AI is already a religion. Completely made up bullshit. It’s just another con. Tell AI all your secrets, just like a priest/minister. So many promises that never come true. It’s a huge scam.

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      Eh? I have several “vibe coded” firmware projects under my belt now. No one’s found a bug yet.

      That aspect of AI works.

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    14 hours ago

    To make AI morally good, turn over the tech to the public from which its training data was stolen. Dissolve companies, imprison the heads who orchestrated the theft. That would be a start.

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      Yeah … about the worst AI apocalypse I could imagine is an AI that’s been trained on religious texts as its basis of morality, so it then starts enforcing literal interpretations upon the entire world.

      Honestly, I’d prefer a paperclip maximizer.

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        The truly held belief in magical things is dangerous to all of us sadly. Just look at the new age/yoga mom to Qanon pipeline.

        To be fair, I’d take a Wiccan or the like over an adherent of the Abrahamic faiths every day, and twice on Sunday.

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          The truly held belief in magical things is dangerous to all of us sadly. Just look at the new age/yoga mom to Qanon pipeline.

          Again, that’s a statement taking an exception (individuals from specific branches of “new age spirituality”) and extrapolating it to all Pagan faiths, ignoring how there are cases in which the opposite pipeline happens.

          Also, the OC’s wording, the use of the adjective “immoral” for “all religions” (which includes non-Abrahamic faiths), is what triggered me and further led me to my earlier comment, because I live in a mostly-christian country, Brazil, where there’s recurring religious intolerance from many (notice I’m try to avoid the “all” generalization) evangelical churches against Quimbanda and other Afro-Brazilian faiths, the Romani people, and other non-Abrahamic faiths, with practitioners from such faiths being mocked, ostracized, even physically harmed and killed by intolerant evangelicals… and this very word, “immoral”, is the argument such evangelicals often use to “justify” their attacks, as I myself grew tired of hearing this same wording from in-person evangelicals regarding my Lilith-centered belief; statements such as “The devil makes you commit «sins» [a broad umbrella word for anything said evangelicals don’t like, including but not limited to, Gender Affirmation, with me having discovered and became very fond of my Queer me thanks to Lilith], that’s immoral”…

          !news@lemmy.world

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            As a nearly lifelong atheist who was raised by an abusively religious Catholic and lapsed Jew who never met a scrap new age nonsense she didn’t immediately graft into her personality, I about I have an exceptionally dim view of all forms of magical thinking. Even more to the point, my mother left me with lifelong issues by intentionally ignoring the effects of a severe TBI I received as a child.

            That said, I am at best indifferent to the panoply of paganistic creeds. I view them as the absolutely least dangerous of this spectrum.

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    Earlier this year, Sullivan went to Anthropic for one of their meetings, which included Christians from different denominations.

    Pardon me while I go burn my cat at the stake. It knows too much and won’t obey me. A big tech chatbot said that that is the moral thing to do and it will also set an example for Dog.