“AI” doesn’t have a mind of its own to formulate am “objective” opinion, it just regurgitates whatever it’s being fed, and what it’s being fed is our biases.

if you use an AI-generated header for your article, then I’m going assume the text has been AI-generated, too. and I’m not going to bother reading something that no one could be bothered to write.

yes and yes. you don’t the VPN app to use their DNS servers.

there’s CalyxOS and /e/ available on Fairphones, so at least there’s that

I’ve had that happen with Credit Agricole’s app in the past. it would close immediately and load a website that suggested using Google’s Gboard or Microsoft’s Swiftkey :|

or instead of using a Russian service, you can try Swedish Mullvad’s DNS servers. it’s free to use and doesn’t require installing an app https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls#android

so “no AI-generated content”, but with more words

because LLMs can’t differentiate what’s facts and what’s fiction, which is quite important when trying to determine the origin of a product? and because AI generated content is, most of the time, low effort garbage?

even the slop you’ve pasted without reading mentions that diabetes mellitus features polyuria and polydipsia as symptoms, too

it feels much snappier

their default KDE desktop has got animation speeds set to much higher than default values.

OP is only linking to articles from that website, so they’re probably trying to promote their AI slop in order to get more ad revenue

being banned on .ml communities for “rule 1” is extremely vague though, since they’ll call you a xenophobe for criticising China.

in Polish it would be “kupuj europejskie”. the first word in the LLM slop is obsolete and in an incorrect, made up form.

I think that the fact that, at the moment of me writing this, almost half of the translations has been pointed out to be incorrect, is a great example of the usefulness of AI

because it’s developed by Lemmy devs (i.e. people behind the .ml)

they are working on their own index with Qwant, they current still both use Bing

my mom has always told me that I had the potential to work at NASA. but the requirements are prohibitively high

yes, supplying a country actively invading one is exactly the same as supplying a country defending itself from the invasion. those are identical and must be whatabouted.

There should be increasing fines for each time this thing is brought and rejected.

well, so far it hasn’t been officially rejected, as there wasn’t a formal vote. it kept being postponed because the parties introducing it weren’t sure about getting a majority approval.