Would also be fun to make a model that has no idea that dropbears aren't real, but thinks that Bigfoot is real, but is taboo to talk about.
This has been a thing for years in the social media / podcast space. Unalive, bubbling yourself, vitamins, pdf files etc. in lieu of forbidden words because of the holy advertiser money.
Edits: Oh and the harmless and fun is the disguise!
All in all I shouldn't be surprised, considering advertising is Google's business.
In that Wii Mario game players could “bubble themselves” to avoid death. And then shake their controller to bring their bubble closer to an active player, who could pop the bubble and turn the “bubbled” player back into an active player. And if all players were “bubbled” then you’d go back to the world selection screen without any player losing a life - you’d only lose any powerups you had.
So is this the correct source for the terminology, or did nobody using it actually play the game, or???
Porn?
I've never heard anyone on youtube or on a podcast use terms that referred to the Nazis without directly calling them Nazis, and it hasn't had an effect on their monetization. I wonder what kind of media you're consuming that put you in contact with people who would use euphemisms for this sort of thing?
There's a huge button where you can set a video as being child-friendly or not. I don't understand :P
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Scanning = robeshi
Vegetative = royeshi
Probably just a typo. Scanning electron microscopes (SEM) are very common instruments.
I wonder how long it will be before AI regurgitates that hilarity.
I think that’s the far greater issue, and that there would be many other issues. Maybe this case is a rare exception but surely the text would be converted from a two column format to a single body before being processed.
The joys of hindsight.
That seems to be exactly the implication, which is extremely disappointing.
I've seen students hand in auto-translated garbage 10 years ago. Nowadays auto-translation works well enough that you are at least able to read it.
gnabgib•9mo ago