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1dalm@lemmings.worldto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Is there an Episcopalianism community on Lemmy?
11·25 days agoDid you make a group?
1dalm@lemmings.worldto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Is there an Episcopalianism community on Lemmy?
11·25 days agoDid you make a group?
1dalm@lemmings.worldto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Is there an Episcopalianism community on Lemmy?
51·25 days agoHello, my fellow Episkopol! I’m new here myself too. If you start one up I’ll subscribe!
1dalm@lemmings.worldto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•How to find communication on the Internet when bots cannot be distinguished from real people?
2·29 days agoBOT! FOUND ONE! INTERNET ATTACK!
1dalm@lemmings.worldto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•How to find communication on the Internet when bots cannot be distinguished from real people?
3·29 days agoPlease don’t respond to this comment.
1dalm@lemmings.worldto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•How to find communication on the Internet when bots cannot be distinguished from real people?
142·30 days agoThere is one simple trick to determine if you are talking to a bot. Ask the person you are talking to not to respond to a comment.
“No offense, but I’m going to check to see if you are a bot. Please don’t reply to this comment.”
Current LLMs can’t not respond. They will often write that they are “really insulted that you would say that” and that the test “doesn’t prove anything”, but they can’t not respond.
I’m sure eventually the programmers will hard code in a simple defeat for this test soon enough, but for now it still works well.
That preserving rituals is important for maintaining community.