TechTakes @awful.systems David Gerard @awful.systems 5 mo. ago

‘Can Artificial Intelligence Speak for Incapacitated Patients at the End of Life?’ No, and what the hell is wrong with you?

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JAMA Internal Medicine presents an opinion article: “Can Artificial Intelligence Speak for Incapacitated Patients at the End of Life?” The authors, three doctors from UCSF, don’t seem to have heard…

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All jokes aside I had an AIDungeon saved story that was built around the emails and texts my mom sent before she passed, I used it as a kind of therapy.

I knew I was talking to an AI but it was interesting to see what the engine did with it. Was pretty accurate too. Granted this was before the Dumb Dragon fiasco so you probably couldn't make that quality of output anymore.

edit: to the absolute human shitstain that downvoted this, have the balls to reply why.
- edit: to the absolute human shitstain that downvoted this
  
  ugh. don't do that :<
  
  have the balls to reply why.
  
  this isn't highschool, no-one owes you homework
  
  (a bit of advice: instead treat that as a reason to reflect as to why. you might learn something)
  
  Wow an entire instance of trolls to block, it's not often I get a chance for that.
  
  my condolences.
  
  and, no matter how much this has helped you to cope with your personal trauma, going through that trauma does not entitle you to use emotional blackmail to silence people who do not subscribe to the llm hype.
  
  couldn’t have said it better myself, but for posterity, they of course sent a report:
  
  Reason: Sanctimonious bullshit, unsolicited advice and multi instance harassment
  
  I initially had some sympathy for their position, but the downvote whining and report abuse really has done them no favors. it’s time for them to find a different instance to pollute.
  
  multi instance harassment
  
  also: wat
  
  for me the wat was triggered by “unsolicited advice”; if it was my reply that was reported, i wasn't giving advice, i was setting boundaries.
  
  that was my first wat, this is seconds
  
  I specifically did not touch on that aspect because, like, yay accidental benefit? but extreme emphasis on the "accidental", and it's not debate club and and and.. but then they had to go throw a tantrum
  
  nor does said trauma give one permission to be an asshole unto others
- I'm completely sympathetic to you here despite the edit. sorry that happened and I'm glad you found some way to help in dealing with it

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