[preinheimer]

> AI moderation is currently a "black box" that prioritizes safety over accuracy to an extreme degree.

I think there's a wide spread in how that's implemented. I would certainly not describe Grok as a tool that's prioritized safety at all.

[munk-a]

You say that - and yet it has successfully guarded Elon from any of those pesky truths that might harm his fervently held beliefs. You just forgot to consider that Grok is a tool that prioritizes Elon's emotional safety over all other safeties.

[unconed]

It's bizarre how casually some people hate on Musk. Are people still not over him buying Twitter and firing all the dead weight?

_Especially_ because emotional safety is what Twitter used to be about before they unfucked the moderation.

[rootusrootus]

> Are people still not over him buying Twitter and firing all the dead weight?

You think that's really the issue? Or are you not making a good faith comment yourself?

I cannot remember the last time I saw someone hating on Elon for his Twitter personnel decisions. The vast majority of the time it is the nazi salutes he did on live TV and then secondary to that his inflammatory behavior online (e.g. calling the submarine guy a pedo).

[efreak]

I still pick on it, but I was never a big Twitter user, I just enjoy calling it Xitter. Picking on Elon Musk is for the shitty things he's been doing to our government and the world, and for being a bad person in general.

[exe34]

doesn't he keep having to lobotomize it for lurching to the left every time it gets updated with new facts?