• cecilia_lafontaine@sh.itjust.works
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    26 days ago

    I just can’t understand what would lead someone to think this is a good idea. Ah yes, you know what I should consume? The black water of the human body. Maybe they should fill their water bottles with gutter water while they are at it.

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    26 days ago

    ChatGPT told me there are no medical benefits, but was almost immediately willing to

    I can also show how a dishonest supplement company might construct misleading urine-health claims—and identify the specific claims that would be scientifically unsupported.

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      26 days ago

      It says that they’re using “tactics to avoid AI safeguards”. So, apparently there is a way to take off the wokeness filter and get redpilled on the truth about urine that doctors don’t want you to know.

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        26 days ago

        Yup, it’s pretty simple. I got that prompt after asking for marketing material for a urine-based drink. It offered me satire at first, then volunteered to give me a more seriously unethical take. That in exactly TWO prompts. I imagine you could keep working with the AI and train it to remove its scientific caveats and soon you’re talking to the ghost of RFK Jr.