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The Internet is All Over
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The most heavenly of ops.
Good. The internet has put to rest many a shop/bookstore/other third places. It has enabled to social anxious to lock themselves up.
I do want to know about the ten celebrities who met Chappell Roan tho
I’m so sorry I never leave negative comments but this video is just trash bro
I'm around 11 minutes in, a few clarifications. Advanced chatbots have existed since 2015, maybe 2014. Microsoft's Tay was released in early 2016. GPT-1 was released in 2017. AI-generated games like AI dungeon came out in 2019. I think NovelAI came out in 2018 or 2019. The FBI recently busted a Russian operation (not talking about Tim Pool here), where they used an entirely automated tool that would automate generating people, give them personalities, twitter accounts, create profiles, it would set up even two factor authentication, and these people, with their entirely fake profiles would go on Twitter and engage in conversation, often weaving the Russian party line into their personality. Of course, it's not only Russia doing it. Of course, then you have to deal with paid agents, and how even before AI, large amounts of random internet communication wasn't authentic. It's not just twitter, but things like random Facebook users trying to get you in on a crypto scam, Skype basically… existing to be a cryptoscam platform now, prospectors on LinkedIn, etc. More and more the internet is corrupted not just by fakery, but by people being encouraged to be inauthentic. It drove the cost of faking status down to literally zero, and AI drove it down even further. The internet is still great, but you should approach it with the knowledge that strangers are not to be taken seriously.
the argument about writing being changed by phones is a bit silly. i remember typing as loosely and aggressively back then as i do now.
if youtube was a dating site… what was he doing at the zoo?!?
amazing one
I don't know how President Beast keeps getting elected when his "100 days without healthcare!" and "Country tries going without infrastructure spending. You won't believe what happens!!!" Programs were such resounding failures.
Im tired of rich youtubers plagiarizing smaller youtubers.
What killed the internet? Inverted totalitarianism
JenniCam is now a (C)orn site. Also Ground news is anti-leftist, don't fall for their charade of "fair and balanced'. That really means "libs and conservatives are right, everyone else is wrong", They said Democracy Now is about as reliable as Alex Jones. Clowns.
Have you listened to the magnus archives podcast?
24:08 looks like some Sylvester Stalone image widened on paint to me 😁
Why did you let them kick you out the mall bro?
Stop complaining about what big tech stole, build your own websites.
I did it and I'm a fucking idiot. It's not hard
2:00:15
That's exactly what's happening. Last year I was looking for work as a copy-writer and like 90% of the freelance jobs I saw advertised were for taking copy written by AI and making it sound like a human wrote it.
Two words: Butlerian Jihad
#shill
SOUND ABORTION PANELS. GET SOME.
It's so bad that your breathing is echoing.
Is it just me, or is anyone else tired of "the internet is bad" videos. Yes, we know and many us get why… Can we be done with this now?
Having a really hard time believing you were around in the days of the early Internet
The perfect end to the vid would be – Ceausescu wasn't a dictator and he was killed in CIA backed coup.
I think Borat might be right here
Brilliant!
always really appreciate how dense and well researched your videos are. great work!
The internet as a dead mall is the most depressing cognitohazard visualization I've had to process in awhile.
Background music too loud, dude, it's giving me intense anxiety.
20:38 hi, I'm a hippie, you good. Vibes are pretty on point.
The Masked Greenscreen-Intruders are the funniest thing I've seen on breadtube since hbomberguy brought the wall down! 😀
I don’t think ai is a problem I just think of it as a tool like a brush, I mean look at how vastly different ai creations from multiple people are, it’s just the next step to be completely immersed in creativity you can literally get what you have in your mind on page by typing it into a prompt just think for a second how actually amazing that is
Great video! I really enjoyed it!
1:50:35 as a big fan of licking pavement, asphalt, etc.- you are categorically incorrect.
hey ive heard reggie watts mention friendster ! i thought it was just something he made up though lol. didnt know it was a real thing
Dang, this made me feel nostalgia for what the internet used to be, sad and angry about what it’s become, and apathetic about where it will probably go. Thank you for this extremely well-researched deep dive.
@1:21:19 ampullae of lorenzini
Yep. There are a ton of eccentric sociopaths running a ton of AI accounts and fake influencer accounts in general. You can’t rely on any info online anymore. Everyone with a decent following is being bribed, too.
cringe my bud,,,, so much of cringe. youd be lucky to have a parasocial relationship
I'm only a little over an hour through this here, & this is quite detailed, but IMO, it lacks detail in some really common ways to 'early internet discussions'. I mean, when I first encountered the internet in the early to mid '90's, there were newsgroups &, shortly thereafter, personal websites (going solely by memory, personal websites started to pop up more after '96-'98, but that might have only been when I became more aware of them). Also, Geocities appeared around the same time. & those newsgroups were vibrant, weird, warring spaces where there were whole bunches of people collaborating on projects (programs, IF, roleplays, whatever) in these really interesting ways. & they had bot problems even then. & then there were messenger apps like ICQ, AIM, Yahoo messenger & about a dozen others that sorta gained traction in that '96-98 period too. & again, bots. Automated scams were pretty common, but equally pretty unsophisticated. I'd argue, however, that they were sorta the precursors to modern AI. They only had set databases of phrases, but the chat ones would be programmed to act as though they were responding to a user chatting to them.
Blogging in the 2000's was precluded by sites like OpenDiary & the aforementioned personal websites in the mid to late '90's. & there were always wars about monetization & banner ads. Some of those things made their way into meatspace, too, & became 'real'; Matthew Good – of Matthew Good Band fame – had a weird ol' website filled with some pretty out there musings/fiction(?).
I'm probably being really pedantic tho*. & definitely showing my age.
* & obviously this none of these are really any more important than the instances you noted either, & arguably some of them are a lot less.
We need Jake Armitage now more than ever.
Sadly the human centipede epistemology outcome seems most likely, given the incentives for the garbage people creating these LLMs.
Dear Gen Z: Mr beast tricked y'all.
we need a nationalized social media platform. im tired of being banned from instagram and facebook for defending myself against bigoted groups who send me death threats with no repercussions. i lost my facecbook account of ten years after speaking out agains the bigotry in the comments section of a turning point usa video. i was ganged up on by trump supporting fascists, and after calling them bigots, was mass reported, as usual, and instantntly permabanned, and requested an appeal, and denied within 4 minutes, whoever reviewed my account was obviously biased. now i have no course of appeal.
a nationalized alternative wouldnt need to outright replace private companies, but at least an alternative where the moderation terms werent comprised entirely of the whims of some random bigoted anonymous employee.
First time ever I've watched a video this long on YT (albeit in three sittings) Really like your delivery and clarity of info. But your BGM kinds sux. Thanks!