Ain’t that some BS

    • halcyoncmdr@piefed.social
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      1 day ago

      Every time I hear someone invoking “protect the kids” I know 3 things.

      1. It has nothing to do with protecting kids, they’re hiding their intention.
      2. It’s probably some outrageous bullshit they absolutely need to hide.
      3. It’s probably because they are fucking kids.

      Number 3 was added recently because apparently based on the facts we now know… that is MUCH more common with these people than I could even imagine.

      • EliteCloneMike@lemmy.zip
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        24 hours ago

        That’s why I stopped using Google for anything. Their AI is calling people child abusers left and right. And even after a person is cleared by law enforcement, they will not let that person get their data back. It could be innocent family photos or legal adult content. Haven’t used their services in years after the NYT articles and the several others from other news organizations that followed about their awful practices. They don’t care about correcting false positives only about the perception to share holders that they are fighting child abuse by closing almost a million accounts a year. Same for Meta, who closes many millions of account per year to stop child abuse, while hosting child abuse for advertisers. I didn’t supply links to the articles, but they can be easily found through a StartPage or DuckDuckGo search or which ever search engine you use (hopefully not Google).

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          13 hours ago

          The crazy thing is that tech CEOs hear that their bullshit machines are calling people pedos, so they look and at their own CEO social circles and see 50% are pedos, and think, “sounds about right”.

          Then they ask Grok to undress another minor.