New tool removes AI from Windows 11

Edwin · Mar 2, 2026

AI is caving in on itself. The Internet is rapidly being flooded with all kinds of fake AI crap, and legitimate platforms are feeding that same crap back to us through legitimate queries.

pseymour · Mar 2, 2026

And I ask again, how is that different from the crap generated by humans?

S0C9 · Mar 2, 2026

pseymour said:
And I ask again, how is that different from the crap generated by humans?

It's FASTER ??

cheaterslick · Mar 3, 2026

pseymour said:
And I ask again, how is that different from the crap generated by humans?

Humans can be accountable. AI isn't.

pseymour · Mar 3, 2026

Yeah… no. People have been creating fake or misleading or downright wrong content for as
long as there have been people. Look at the incorrect answers posted on this very site. No accountability or responsibility if something goes sideways. That’s true around the world and across time.

Where does the misleading AI content come from? It’s trained on human content. Garbage in, garbage out.

S0C9 · Mar 3, 2026

pseymour said:
Yeah… no. People have been creating fake or misleading or downright wrong content for as
long as there have been people. Look at the incorrect answers posted on this very site. No accountability or responsibility if something goes sideways. That’s true around the world and across time.

Where does the misleading AI content come from? It’s trained on human content. Garbage in, garbage out.

It's also a major violator of things like copyright laws and other in-kind protections, given what it is fed.

cheaterslick · Mar 3, 2026

pseymour said:
Yeah… no. People have been creating fake or misleading or downright wrong content for as
long as there have been people. Look at the incorrect answers posted on this very site. No accountability or responsibility if something goes sideways. That’s true around the world and across time.

If they want somebody bad enough, they'll find them.

The point is in principle, that people are accountable. AI isn't.

pseymour · Mar 4, 2026

S0C9 said:
It's also a major violator of things like copyright laws and other in-kind protections, given what it is fed.

Definitely no humans have ever violated copyright.

cheaterslick · Mar 4, 2026

pseymour said:
Definitely no humans have ever violated copyright.

I have a bridge to sell you. What color would you like?

S0C9 · Mar 4, 2026

pseymour said:
Definitely no humans have ever violated copyright.

No, of course not. Who would ever do such a thing?

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