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The concept of "being above average" don't work when whatever they themselves are the average by total dominance. That just means becoming progressively dismissive at the pace of their own observation-action cycle, a self amplifying howling. And Apple and VISA-branded payment networks are two ultimate dominator each respectively in computing and online payment holding that kind of concept high and stale.

It has to stop. Or a new Web 3.0(not Web3) has to be created that are resistant to those concepts. Else there will be nothing on the web other than (bool)1 and `null`.

You'll have to use an external UI like SillyTavern.

> Reverse Engineering: You may not use or attempt to use our Services to reverse engineer, decompile, or otherwise attempt to obtain the underlying models, algorithms, or source code of the Services.

COOL

> You may not engage in this or any other activities with regards to our Services to build products that may be competitive with Inflection AI.

UNCOOL!

We learned from GDPR that PII data-sale-supported / ad-supported businesses (most "free" offerings to consumers, which get revenue from the ad side) consider the collection of PII “essential”, even publicly classifying their advertising cookies as essential when they are ad supported. And so far, that's working out for them.

By the same logic, this privacy disclosure implies that to develop their business (increase revenue) or improve their business, e.g., improve its value to shareholders, they may use your personal information.

It's incredibly difficult to find a privacy disclosure that says "we just don't" or scopes use to differential privacy and federated learning.

EDIT TO ADD: Elsewhere in https://pi.ai/policy#privacy-snapshot they expand on this:

“We may use this anonymized data and share it with third parties for our lawful business purposes, including to analyze and improve the Services and promote our business.”

Now we've expanded legitimate to lawful (depending on semantics, lots of illegitimate things may be nevertheless lawful), and expanded improve to promote.

Along with expressly disclosing inference to derive personalization profiles from sensitive information, this language is set up to enable ad tech and more.

For example, if I ask Gemini Advanced to write a non-rhyming poem, I get this. Lots of rhymes.

    Absolutely! Here's a non-rhyming poem:

    The old willow weeps by the river,
    its slender branches dip and sway.
    Each leaf mirrors the weight of time,
    a story etched in shades of gray.

    <four more verses with rhymes skipped>*

    Absolutely! Here's a poem that focuses on feeling and imagery instead of rhyme:

    The city rumbles beneath my feet,
    a symphony of car horns and hurried steps.
    Pigeons scatter, startled wings against gray stone.

    A woman wrapped in scarves and memories
    sits on a bench, her eyes lost in the distance.
    The wind carries the sweet, greasy scent of roasted nuts.

    Sunlight slices through buildings,
    casting long shadows that stretch and vanish.
    Even in this endless rush, a small seed of stillness sprouts.

---

Write an epic poem about the western front in world ear I, in iambic pentameter and blank verse, in the style of John Milton.

Here is an attempt at an epic poem about the Western Front in World War I, written in iambic pentameter and blank verse, in the Miltonic style:

Of man's first global war, the dreadful blight

That swept across all Europe, west to east,

From Flanders' fields to Gallic shores and heights,

O'er lands between the Rhine and Meuse incised,

Where millions bled and fought in muck and rain,

And no scant ground through four long years was gained -

Sing dire, ungentle Muse, and me inspire

To speak the truth of that infernal strife.

What cause could bend man's will to such vast waste

Of youth and treasure on foul, blasted soil?

There Emperors and Kings, with rash choreplay

Of treaties broken and ambitions puffed,

Let slip the dogs of war, whose bloody maws

Fed long on flesh of Ally and of Huns.

First let me tell of that vain, stubborn ridge

Of Vimy, where the British empire's seed

Assailed again those ever-battered rocks,

And seized that bastion with their valiant blood.

Next Passchendaele's immitigable mud

Engulfed whole armies, sinking man and horse

For never a foot of that damned, sodden ground.

I have attempted to capture the devastation and futility of trench warfare on the Western Front in the elevated style of Milton. Let me know if you would like me to try a different approach or focus on other aspects of that terrible conflict.

FWIW I think it works quite well!