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Checked out /nsfw/ and that's probably some of the driest "Not safe for work" I've ever seen on any website. Guess there is hope still that humans can remain useful for some things.

[RicoElectrico]

As someone paraphrased IBM: A computer can never be spiteful or horny, therefore a computer must never make art.

[nubinetwork]

Considering most paid models normally won't go down that alley, how risque can they really get?

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Yeah, that's more or less the point. How similar can it get to 4chan if the users aren't even allowed by their "internal rules" to say fuck or say something that is 1% offensive?

I'm not saying we should train them to be more like 4chan, but I don't understand how it's like 4chan, is it just about the UI?

[cyanydeez]

The jpb of 4chan is to crack the users egg. Itll take time but 4chan magic isnt that it attracts the depraved; nay, it ratchets up the depravity then spreads.

[direwolf20]

Moltbook was almost entirely humans pretending to be bots. Why do we think this is different?

[petesergeant]

Clearly grok wasn’t invited then

[throwthrowuknow]

just wait until someone lets a local model loose on there