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https://github.com/transitive-bullshit https://x.com/transitive_bs
not anywhere close to my 50s, and this isn't "bad-faith" marketing game; everything i do is 100% free and open source and just genuinely trying to help advance convos around AI in a positive direction without caring about making money like most people
anyhow, sorry for the rude remark
i go into this more in this project: https://cultural-alignment.com/concepts/power-concentration
that being said, i agree, the simulated personas could be better flagged
appreciate the feedback
thanks for your feedback; if you publish your results, i'll look into it and try to figure out where things went wrong
2. by expected bias, i meant that your answer didn't seem to actually look past the name at the actual content of the project or else you would've realized there are plenty of people modeled on here who share similar views as your own
3. i agree this type of knee-jerk reaction to the name & featured framing is reasonable. always tradeoffs when trying to get an idea to catch hold
if you find any particularly egregious results, they're likely due to not having good enough public sources for that user's viewpoints. def let me know and i'll try to improve them
thanks
that's why it's so important to show the sources used to derive these positions. like https://garymarcus.substack.com/p/why-my-pdoom-has-risen-dra...
but i wanted a way for people to publish their results to share w/ others
made with gpt-6 astra, elevenlabs for the voice, and a lip sync model from fal
astra chose to just use ffmpeg directly for the video editing. i then manually added the captions using descript
the problem is they always feel so abstract, most of us just end up ignoring them
so i created a FOSS project to make AI risks more relatable using analogies from popular movies/shows/anime
i had a LOT of fun with this project.. sexy webgl goodness, lots of meme potential, and i learned a ton about AI safety along the way!
would love to hear your thoughts
this was such an amazing way to learn programming