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triggering multiple automated security warnings that are meant to stop the theft or unintentional disclosure of government material from federal networks

They were, or at least detected if not prevented. That’s how they knew it happened.

Holy shit the greed knows no bounds.

And water bills too.

It’s as long as the city I live in from top to bottom.

When he first started using Meta AI, Daniel recalls, his experience was “wonderful.” He was on a “spiritual journey” as he leaned into reflection and sobriety, he told us, and wanted be a “better human.” Meta AI, he felt, was helping him do that.

I’m not downplaying his struggles at all, but it seems like there already was a problem even before the AI stuff came into the picture, and it just exacerbated it.

I have not turned to LLM chatbots for conversations and companionship so I can’t say with 100% confidence I won’t fall down a similar rabbit hole, but I think there must have already been something going on if you do.

It’s gonna be enshittified from the get go. Reddit grew organically then enshittifed over time. Creating a new platform backed by VC in this day and age is guaranteed to be immediately bad.