They are anti-LGBT. I don’t have a source handy for you at the moment so encourage you to search it up.

I don’t think so. A smaller pool does mean smaller odds that someone will take what you are offering and do anything with it, but it’s still possible to affect change, especially if you are asking people to affect things actually within their control.

But, with that said, your impact will likely be stronger if you communicate with the people near you locally instead of online, since you and those (physically) around you are affected by the same localized forces.

The internet is a good place to collaborate on ideas and methodologies; your local community is a good place to try to implement those things.

I thought all the energy drain was from training, not from prompts? So I looked it up. Like most things, it’s complicated.

My takeaway is that training an LLM is the biggest energy sink, and after that it’s maintaining the data centers they live in, but when it comes to generative AI itself, prompts aren’t completely innocent either.

So, you’re right, energy is being wasted on silly prompts, particularly when you compare it to other AI types than generative. But the biggest culprit is in the training and maintaining of the LLMs in the first place.

I don’t know, I personally feel like I have a finite amount of rage, I’d rather write an angry post on a blog about the topic than yell at some rando on a forum.

It also reminds me to post something back somewhere.

I didn’t know, thank you!

Was really hoping to see better discovery/searching/browsing of instances.

“Tony Snark” “Snarkily Smirking” Is this for real?

https://www.nobelprize.org/contact

And gets -4

Very true. I had someone I was friends with IRL who I would talk about my online roleplay community with. I asked if she was interested in joining and she said sure. She was… insufferable. Did not get along with anyone else. I found her online presence incredibly grating. It was crazy, it was a completely different person.

Futurama!