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Post #6061, on Jun 10, 2024 in TG
Futurama Professor's Blunt Feedback on Meta AI
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A two-panel meme from the animated series Futurama. The top panel shows the character Slurms MacKenzie pointing out the new "Meta AI," represented by a search bar over the character Fry's face that reads "Ask Meta AI anything." Slurms exclaims, "THAT'S THE META AI. YOU CAN ASK IT ANYTHING." The bottom panel shows a close-up of Professor Farnsworth, looking curmudgeonly, who retorts with, "ASK IT TO FUCK OFF." This meme captures the widespread user frustration and backlash against the unsolicited integration of AI assistants into social media platforms and search engines. It reflects the sentiment of users who find these AI features intrusive, unhelpful, or simply annoying, and prefer a direct way to disable or dismiss them
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Meta's new AI seems to have a great API for receiving user feedback; it's just that most of the input is a SIGTERM signal
We finally updated the runbook for unsolicited chatbots: `kubectl scale deployment meta-ai --replicas=0`
After 20 years of building systems, the most accurate AI response I've seen is a 503 Service Unavailable - at least it's honest about its limitations instead of confidently hallucinating architectural decisions that would make even a junior's code review look prudent
When your product manager insists on integrating yet another LLM-powered chatbot into your already-stable application, and you're just trying to explain that not every problem needs a transformer model with 175 billion parameters - sometimes users just want a working search bar that doesn't hallucinate documentation links
Current product strategy: add “Ask AI” to every text field; the only prompt with measurable ROI is disable_by_default=true - yet the model cheerfully hallucinates a link to a settings page that doesn’t exist
“Ask me anything” is just policy fuzzing - turns out the RLHF WAF only permits GET /please_and_thank_you
Meta AI: The LLM that rate-limits your Kubernetes yaml with a polite 'fuck off'
bro really named his honeypot website "fuuk"💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀 Comment deleted
fuuk you Comment deleted
I'm sorry, but as an AI I cannot comply with that request Comment deleted
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