AI is coming for us

[Tonge moor green jacket]

Dunno if anyone has seen much about the Sandie Peggie case, but there is a possibility that AI was involved in generating notes that the tribunal used in their reasoning.

Many were inaccurate, with quotes (from the Supreme Court's previous rulings on similar cases) being incomplete and/or fabricated.

The tribunal made its findings on the back of this.

The court find in her favour but not on all counts.

The findings against her may well have been the other way had the full, accurate information been available. 

[Marc505]

 

Horrendous news about the passing of this young footballer. Look in the comments though provided by football clubs including ours, are these all AI generated? Look at how often the word "time" is used.

Is this a case of whoever runs the social media for each club asking AI to come up with something that sounds sympathetic but professional? Just write it yourself as a human being ffs 

[Cheese]

11 minutes ago, Marc505 said:

 

Horrendous news about the passing of this young footballer. Look in the comments though provided by football clubs including ours, are these all AI generated? Look at how often the word "time" is used.

Is this a case of whoever runs the social media for each club asking AI to come up with something that sounds sympathetic but professional? Just write it yourself as a human being ffs 

The future of the internet is basically AI bots talking to each other about AI-generated videos, while using up shit loads of electricity and water. What a bizarre future we're building.

In this case though, I doubt the comments are AI. They're just the standard stuff people/organisations say when someone dies.

Edited December 17, 2025 by Cheese

[gonzo]

15 minutes ago, Marc505 said:

 

Horrendous news about the passing of this young footballer. Look in the comments though provided by football clubs including ours, are these all AI generated? Look at how often the word "time" is used.

Is this a case of whoever runs the social media for each club asking AI to come up with something that sounds sympathetic but professional? Just write it yourself as a human being ffs 

It's harder to run the idea through chatpgt than just bloody write something 🤦‍♂️

We are going evolve backwards.

Devolve? 

 

[Zico]

1 hour ago, Cheese said:

The future of the internet is basically AI bots talking to each other about AI-generated videos, while using up shit loads of electricity and water. What a bizarre future we're building.

In this case though, I doubt the comments are AI. They're just the standard stuff people/organisations say when someone dies.

Aye, doubt it's AI, but they have a generic standard template that is very repetitive 

I'm more surprised that all these league clubs have replied regards a player from the national League North

[Cheese]

 

[green genie]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvgjm5x54ldo
 

Hyundai looking to deploy humanoid robots in car factories by 2028. Scarily fast progress(?)

[TroySwoosh]

I know the AI capability crap is bullshit but what's scary is that this is A.I

 

we won't know what to believe soon

 

Edit to add - create your own porn 🤔

Edited February 11 by TroySwoosh
porn

[Tonge moor green jacket]

Scary stuff.

 

[Sweep]

Apparently, this year, Google will invest $180B (yes, $180,000,000,000) on their AI infrastructure expansion. It's mind boggling. 

[Tonge moor green jacket]

2 minutes ago, Sweep said:

Apparently, this year, Google will invest $180B (yes, $180,000,000,000) on their AI infrastructure expansion. It's mind boggling. 

Is that a genuine figure, or an AI assessed one?

 

[Dimron]

On 11/02/2026 at 00:22, TroySwoosh said:

I know the AI capability crap is bullshit but what's scary is that this is A.I

 

we won't know what to believe soon

 

Edit to add - create your own porn 🤔

We will believe what we want to believe

[Sweep]

Just now, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Is that a genuine figure, or an AI assessed one?

 

Who knows...... 

Although we've already taken orders from Nvidia so far this year totaling just over $300M, and we're a mere tiddler in this industry, and pricing of "memory" has increased by a factor of 4 since November, so the numbers are just absolutely massive

[Sweep]

2 minutes ago, Dimron said:

We will believe what we want to believe

True. 

You should now assume that everything you see online is a lie. 

[Dimron]

3 minutes ago, Sweep said:

True. 

You should now assume that everything you see online is a lie. 

And only the truth if you want it to be

[London Wanderer]

Get it banned

[Sweep]

6 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

Get it banned

Too late, the genie is already out of the bottle

Used properly, it'll improve our lives immensely.......sadly, it'll also be used to defraud and con many

[Spider]

13 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

Get it banned

How would you even know if had been?

AI is already self aware and we’ve lost control of it.

 

[Dimron]

5 minutes ago, Sweep said:

Too late, the genie is already out of the bottle

Used properly, it'll improve our lives immensely.......sadly, it'll also be used to defraud and con many

We can all have 3 day weeks and work from home?

[Spider]

AI will only let the most useless humans survive. Ones that won’t be a threat due to intelligence levels similar to a garden trowel.

Which means Bolty survives.

Ironic eh

[Sweep]

17 minutes ago, Dimron said:

We can all have 3 day weeks and work from home?

That's what I do at the minute 😁

[Sweep]

22 minutes ago, Spider said:

 

AI is already self aware and we’ve lost control of it.

 

 

[London Wanderer]

1 hour ago, Spider said:

How would you even know if had been?

AI is already self aware and we’ve lost control of it.

 

 

1 hour ago, Sweep said:

Too late, the genie is already out of the bottle

Used properly, it'll improve our lives immensely.......sadly, it'll also be used to defraud and con many

I asked AI how to ban AI

Banning AI effectively requires a combination of international treaties, strict regulatory frameworks, and intrusive enforcement mechanisms to control hardware, data, and access. Measures would include licensing GPU chips, mandating watermarking, policing server farms, and using advanced firewalls to block external AI services, according to Quora users and UK Parliament petitions. 

Specific actions to implement a ban would include:

International Treaties: Securing agreements among all major nations to prevent the use of AI, as a partial ban would allow access via VPNs.

Infrastructure Control: Licensing and inspecting data centers, with specialized police forces to identify and shut down non-certified server farms.

Hardware and Software Restrictions: Implementing mandatory watermarking on all AI-generated content and controlling the distribution of GPU chips.

Digital Surveillance: Utilizing sophisticated firewalls and monitoring internet usage to detect and block AI traffic, as shown in Cloudflare's documentation.

Targeted Prohibitions: Restricting specific applications, such as real-time biometric identification in public spaces, as outlined in the EU AI Act. 

However, experts note that completely banning AI is difficult because it is, at its core, open information that can be easily stored, copied, and shared, making enforcement challenging. Instead of a total ban, many argue for establishing guardrails.

 

Climate change is set to start bringing the world as we know it to its knees in the next couple of decades. Even more so now we know COP and any other meaningful solutions have failed. Will we even have access to the resources capable of taking AI to advanced levels? 

[Zico]

 

 

 

 

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[Tonge moor green jacket]

Dear me.

Awful stuff.