Okay then let’s get rid of the phone, it was just an example either way. Every program consists of algorithms, no matter where it is installed: in your phone, car or TV. In a street light, a digital thermometer or a smoke detector.

You wrote:

get rid of anything that’s an algorithm.

If we do that, no digital thing will work anymore. It’s not just social media. Or phones. It’s everything.

That’s not what I wrote. It’s just that they were complaining about the wrong thing. Algorithms are not bad, just how they are sometimes used is bad. Most of the time they are applied in a good or neutral way.

But other horny people will use anything

Chats: an algorithm decides the order of the messages shown Games: a lot of algorithms everywhere. Ebooks: eg algorithms are used to decode the drm of you are using a Kindle.

You don’t need to dig very deep.

Everything that’s on your phone has an algorithm. It’s like saying I don’t eat things with chemicals in it.

Since this is based on something else, it follows the argumentation of the original

Who are you? And what do you want? And why are you using AI to create a quote image?

Not everything. Sometimes it is needed. So you have to experiment what is working

You called?

So if you are for randomly bombing countries, what exactly is your problem with Netanjahu?

And that is which bunker? Again: it is not even clear if he is really in Germany

What bunker?

Or do you just generally want to bomb Berlin again?

So, somebody was able to confirm, that he was indeed on that plane?

Person of interest a good TV series

Sam Altman never was the good AI guy. If you thought he was then you just did not hear the stories about him.

Crazy coincidence that he fell on his keyboard in a way that did send the comment but did not add any random letters to the message

This myth existed way before AI

No, I think that’s not a space whale, just a normal one