AI is coming for us

[Cheese]

19 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Ai blokes arguing back

 

 

It's not AI talking, it's a real bloke with a filter on to change his face.

[gonzo]

1 hour ago, Cheese said:

It's not AI talking, it's a real bloke with a filter on to change his face.

That's exactly what AI would say. You big robot bastard.

[SatanGreavsie]

Why They Won’t Release It

Anthropic’s position is straightforward: the model’s cyber capabilities are too dangerous for general availability.

What Is Claude Mythos—And Why Anthropic Won’t Let Anyone Use It

[Zico]

dunno about anyone else but I find chatgpt somewhat of an arse licker trying to make you look good

then you get this

 

 

 

 

 

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[Zico]

got this from my hosting company the other day:

"We’ve noticed a recent increase in support requests being submitted using AI-generated content. While we understand the convenience these tools offer, we wanted to share a quick note on how this can impact support times and outcomes.
AI generated messages are often significantly longer than necessary, which can make it more time-consuming for our team to identify the core issue and respond efficiently. In many cases, the key problem is buried within a large amount of extra detail, or important context is unintentionally missed or misrepresented.

AI tools can often jump to incorrect conclusions, presenting issues or causes that don’t actually apply to your setup. This can send troubleshooting in the wrong direction and add unnecessary time to resolving the real problem.
This can lead to longer resolution times, back-and-forth clarification, and in some cases, incorrect assumptions about the issue at hand. Where a request appears to be AI generated and overly complex or unclear, our team may ask for clarification or request that the ticket be resent in a simplified format before proceeding, which will further delay resolution.
Our support team is highly experienced and trained to quickly diagnose and resolve problems. Clear, concise descriptions of the issue - including any relevant error messages, URLs, or recent changes - allow us to assist you much faster and more accurately.

If you do choose to use AI tools, we recommend reviewing and simplifying the message before sending, a human generated response, ensuring the core issue is clearly stated in your own words.
Ultimately, our goal is to resolve your issue as quickly and effectively as possible, and a short, direct request will always help us get there faster.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation."

[Zico]

and then got sent this, but can't read it as behind paywall, however the headline says all you need to know

https://edcentral.uk/ednews/schools/33586-schools-face-unsustainable-rise-in-ai-generated-complaints

Schools face ‘unsustainable’ rise in AI-generated complaints

Parents’ use of AI in making complaints means schools are having to deal with complex letters loaded with references to the law, leaders warn

 

[gonzo]

I'd think this was AI if I'd not filmed it myself

[Spider]

On 09/04/2026 at 23:34, Zico said:

got this from my hosting company the other day:

"We’ve noticed a recent increase in support requests being submitted using AI-generated content. While we understand the convenience these tools offer, we wanted to share a quick note on how this can impact support times and outcomes.
AI generated messages are often significantly longer than necessary, which can make it more time-consuming for our team to identify the core issue and respond efficiently. In many cases, the key problem is buried within a large amount of extra detail, or important context is unintentionally missed or misrepresented.

AI tools can often jump to incorrect conclusions, presenting issues or causes that don’t actually apply to your setup. This can send troubleshooting in the wrong direction and add unnecessary time to resolving the real problem.
This can lead to longer resolution times, back-and-forth clarification, and in some cases, incorrect assumptions about the issue at hand. Where a request appears to be AI generated and overly complex or unclear, our team may ask for clarification or request that the ticket be resent in a simplified format before proceeding, which will further delay resolution.
Our support team is highly experienced and trained to quickly diagnose and resolve problems. Clear, concise descriptions of the issue - including any relevant error messages, URLs, or recent changes - allow us to assist you much faster and more accurately.

If you do choose to use AI tools, we recommend reviewing and simplifying the message before sending, a human generated response, ensuring the core issue is clearly stated in your own words.
Ultimately, our goal is to resolve your issue as quickly and effectively as possible, and a short, direct request will always help us get there faster.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation."

“AI messages are too long so we thought we’d send you an even longer one”

[SatanGreavsie]

On 09/04/2026 at 23:20, SatanGreavsie said:

Why They Won’t Release It

Anthropic’s position is straightforward: the model’s cyber capabilities are too dangerous for general availability.

What Is Claude Mythos—And Why Anthropic Won’t Let Anyone Use It

more today:

Finance ministers and top bankers raise serious concerns about Mythos AI model - BBC News

[gonzo]

Got all my pictures through off Adidas and Manchester Marathon. All covered in their watermarks so you have to buy them. £35+.

Grok dealt with it within 0.2 seconds and cleared them all kept the pictures exactly the same.

Will come handy for those school photos to any parents out there...