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Reddit's licensing deal means Google's AI can soon be trained on the best humanity has to offer — completely unhinged posts
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I'm waiting for the first time their LLM gives advice on how to make human leather hats and the advantages of surgically removing the legs of your slaves after slurping up the rimworld subreddits lol
Don't forget the horrors it'll produce from absorbing the Dwarf Fortress subreddits.
Then it hits the Stellaris subs and shit get weird
Remember that aliens are food and robots are servants with better rights than xenos
You mean, "Aliens are labor, food and meatshields. Robots are to keep them in check and profitable."
Autocorrect changed food to good. My bad
Rimworld is the best indie game ever!