There are going to be ai’s that tell users to kill themselves or not to. Depending on how well they are trained or set up by the creator and how the user is acting towards the ai. It’s not just one factor all those factors are linked to how the ai will respond so i’m not particularly victim blaming.

I do have to ask why you bring up a news anchors fetish when we’re talking about the potential of an ai chat bot helping someone with suicidal issues. It really just sounds like you have a bias against ai and aren’t taking into account the potential of preventing suicide for a person when they have no one they feel comfortable to talk to.

However it is important to know the context of these cases. Ai character creators are able to make ai characters (on platforms like character ai) and are able to direct the behavior of the ai to how they would want. Now Gemini and grok on the other hand, ai’s like that where no one knows where Google or Musk are guiding them i’l acknowledge might not be as trustworthy because on character ai the user knows up front how the ai is intended to behave by the creator. If the user want to make a modification to the ai’s behavior or vibe they can literally just tell the ai character how they want the ai to behave and it will adapt. So ai does certainly have the potential help people with their tramas through conversation.

I think ai can be usefull in cases like this. Especially in a case where a person who is literally about to commit the suicide. Ai might not be 100% accurate but if it can prevent someone from taking their life by offering some support, that is a positive thing.

This actually was attempted before, isps were trying to prevent states from passing their own net neutrality laws.

It might be a mistake. Even if it was intentional. It could be a reputational mistake, or it could just be an error. Knowing who owns this bot however, I don’t trust that it wasn’t an intentional programming error.

lol. My take away from this meme is.

The debate is, which flavor with Linux under the hood, should we use. and that’s the debate.

I liked using open box, looks pretty decent and user friends from the get go and uses fewer resources then most desktop environments. If you do use open box I would use the tint2 task bar with it. If hadn’t explored window managers in some time but that’s what I would suggest for getting a tip top performance out of any device. (maybe not the max but pretty close, while looking more modern like.

idk why else it would do that unless it just prefers their device more or something.

I get it, but here why I think it might auto connect to hers first.

If she always has Bluetooth on, it might just be detecting her device first in the moment and auto connecting to hers. I don’t think it’s considering who’s phone or smartwatch paired first.

This is why I was suggesting a community like feature similar to Lemmy, for Peertube.

Someone would need to remove the Bluetooth connection from your partners phone.

1. they can simply turn off Bluetooth when you are using it the device.
2. delete her Bluetooth connection form her phone that is connecting their phone to your device and they will have to reconnect it manually when they want to use it.

and here is some server providing better coverage for specific video content through the “Vidverse.” feature enabled in search filters.

edit: better coverage because it shows: videos that are on Peertube, related to my search results. Sepia search showed one of the Gameboy color game while a single Peertube server had results for the Gameboy color and the console release of the game.

This is my evidence that Sepia Search is missing videos on search results that should be there.

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Sometimes i’l search for a specific video, and i’l have to go to a peertube server to then find it on the fediverse. (not on the local video feed.)

I feel like communities that work directly on local servers would work better. as for example: i’l search for something like Rayman 2 (video game) The sepia Search results will only seem to show results for the Gameboy game. However if I search directly on some Peertube instance, it will show the game boy color and the console release gameplay.

here is the sepia Search results: for “Rayman 2”

Yes, but the search results don’t seem to pull up all videos from them on it.

I usually join a Peertube server as a viewer. Usually if I want to subscribe to channels or build playlists (I don’t keep accounts long but I don’t use much bandwidth directly through video uploads.

I’m guessing that’s why I hadn’t had this same experience of most servers not approving my account set up. Although, if any one is wanting to upload short clips on Peertube, do specific that when signing up that you’l try to keep your video length short, might improve your chances of getting approved and keep the server healthy and running (due to storage, streaming and hosting costs.

I think keeping videos between 1 to 5 minutes on average is fair. So start with that as a baseline. You might get approved more likely as an uploader.

If they want to claim they hadn’t, why still claim they have the right to do so? what are their intentions?

Rage baiting is not nice. Stirring drama; is not nice. If you had a point to make, I think it would had been taken better. Rage baiting is not nice.

There is no specified roll back to version option, you would normally have to clear the downloaded data. On switch I know you could actually do this with Splatoon games, with a cartridge. With key carts it’s not happening.

So you know how you have enshitification in apps, services, etc.

You might run into something similar with Switch games.

that is understandable, but why does everyone else get charged more unfairly?

even when the Wii, Wii U, and switch had multi language support around $300 or some consoles even less in the past? Why is it suddenly now trying to justify being more expensive on the Switch 2?