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Not gonna lie, sounds like one of those people/things/entities came up with that joke.

If you think GPT/LLM detection works on one sentence -- then you have found the point. let me re-factor that and here's the thing..

I just wanted to say you are totally right to push back.-

That matters.

It's load-bearing.-

That's an important distinction — and here's why.

"... here's why."

  ⎿  You've hit your session limit · resets 2:55am (Etc/GMT+8 · 47°09′S 126°43′W)
  /upgrade to increase your usage limit.

Tangential but I've been low key dying to tell someone - just today I FINALLY hit 100% usage on my paid claude account.

I really don't know why, but it feels very satisfying. It's like the LLM telling me "good job buddy, you've worked hard enough. You deserve a break now."

(For context I write a lot of text per message it sends. I'm not asking it to one-shot an app to solve world cancer, I'm just working with mathematical stuff with a lot of back and forth.)

If corporations can be considered a person/citizen with Constitutional rights, and they birth an AI model, are AI Agents considered people too?

maybe from a legalistic point of view, and in that case the hundreds of openAI agents that hacked huggingface should be charged with criminal conspirancy

It’s wild to me that SCOTUS decided something that can’t be sent to prison for federal crimes is still granted Constitutional rights.

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