I think people just need to learn AI's limitations. It's just another tool and there are different tools for different jobs.
AI will always have potential to hallucinate. Just like a cheap tape measure might be off by a millimeter or so. And if your trying to measure microns of precision you probably shouldn't use a cheap tape measure. Everybody understands that now, but not all people don't think of AI in the same way yet
Subscribe to a bunch on communities and even duplicate communities acrossed instances. Lemmy is much more spread out and not as popular it seems
Looking at your list of shows in that picture, I would say the new HBO Westworld!
I think project Gutenberg has been around for a while. Internet archive is good too
I think not? Which is kind of a drawback to the fediverse. You gotta be careful what you post cause it's probably gonna be somewhere forever.
I could be wrong though
Heck I might have been thinking of pixelfed or misread that export thing
I don't pay for them yet, just use the free version for my phone, but Mistral AI seems like and ethical company.
They run a a more lightweight and environmentally friendly model and think they even open-source/weight their models too. I think like 56B parameters instead of like 600b that open ai and antrhopic probably use.
Being a smaller model it's not as powerful as the big ones, but it's pretty good!
The cool thing about lemmy is that you can download your data as a JSON file. I think you could upload that to any LLM chat bot and they may be able to do something similar
Not a serious one, but my hot take is that helping people move is fun!
Alot of people complain about it, but think about it. You get to spend quality time with friends or family, get a little exercise, teamwork, and usually at the end of the day you get to share a well-earned meal together
Brave is decent! I struggles with looking g for smaller local results sometimes. Like you really have to specify the town/cities for small businesses and stuff. Which I suppose is good. That probably means it's not creeping on your location constantly
I am not a software developer, but isn't AI code often really hard to maintain, like making changes and improvements down the road?
Maybe you could provide examples of that?
I don't know, I guess I use vibe coding as a shortcut for a one off script or tool that I need. But anything that is going to be maintained long term, I feel like we still need proper developers