@reformed_content_marketer@mastodon.social
2026-10-02 05:05 UTC
@farseen@fedi.nptr.xyz @celesteh@hachyderm.io @knowprose@mastodon.social @mcc@mastodon.social for one, because the tractor didn't screw up the information ecosystem on top of displacing laborers.
We now have LLM hallucinations in scientific research journals, government intelligence that affects military decisions, legal documents, product manuals and informational materials for things that might be dangerous if handled poorly, educational resources, and healthcare systems.
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@reformed_content_marketer@mastodon.social 2026-10-02 05:15
@farseen@fedi.nptr.xyz @celesteh@hachyderm.io @knowprose@mastodon.social @mcc@mastodon.social AI has displaced some jobs, but more often it's turned jobs (or parts of them) into checking LLM output. That's actually worse than just getting rid of the job in some cases, because it leads to producing more misinformation. Most LLM hallucinations are subtle, so you have to closely check every bit information to catch them. Very people are as careful as they think they are. Fact-checking is often mind-numbing work, so it's hard to stay vigilant. 🧵 (2/ ?)