Post #2243553

2026-04-27 16:50 UTC

Will a single lesson be learned from this? I think it's very useful they shared because it's an example of how promises != realities from all companies involved in this situation and a story to point to as evidence that marketing claims are being treated the same as technical specs/tests.

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@kworker@kolektiva.social 2026-04-27 17:02

@platypus@glammr.us this one's best with popcorn. No sympathy for someone that essentially pipes the Markov chain text generator into their shell. Sorry but random and unexpected behavior is kind of the deal there, maybe they could spend all that token money on someone who knows not to rm random production data.

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@eldaking@weirder.earth 2026-04-27 17:30

@platypus@glammr.us We played stupid games, and the dealer had guaranteed that there were no stupid prizes, and now we have won a stupid prize. They lied to us!

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@uncanny_kate@dice.camp 2026-04-27 19:55

@platypus@glammr.us Also, systems for development should NEVER have access to production data. That's basic stuff. AI is dangerous, but this company had no security discipline in the first place. The rules don't change just because we have new magic beans.

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