how lucky indeed.

Yutyrannus

This is literally what people are talking about when they say AI will be used to mainstream widely held bigotry. LLMs are trained on frequency and probability -> straight relationships are more well represented in the dataset -> straight pronouns and terms become the "correct" normal.

I have a male character who is a healer. Every goddamn time I have an AI LLM on in a word processor, I will know because that fucking thing always tries to make Aza a woman.

It’s weird what people consider exercise. I remember I’ve seen like, people post data about how many steps people get and it said though it excluded steps from work. Or when I was at a doctor and they were asking about my level of activity and specifically wanted to know if I was like you know, going to a gym, going on runs or walks, biking, and I said I was mainly active through my work which was being a janitor and they didnt consider that to be physical activity like sheer amount of steps, carrying things, pushing things, running around, etc didnt mean anything because after that I didnt then go on a bike ride or go to the gym. I even tried to explain the amount of activity and exertion that went into the work but it didnt seem to matter.

Like at a core level, I don't think there's neccesarily anything wrong with like, looking at data of who does exercise outside of work. But I very often see that sort of data extrapolated to whether people are active or inactive. Which just feels weird, because again there plenty of jobs that require a lot of physical activity. An office worker might sit at a desk all day and hit the gym or go on a walk outside of work, a manual laborer might spend their work day doing intense physical activity and go home and rest. It feels weird to catagorize the first as active and the second as inactive.