u/Amaryllis118

I was teaching my 5th grade students about misinformation and also why you can't always trust AI, and my students were very interested in learning about it. Specifically, I showed them a video from the youtube channel "husk.irl" that showed a funny video of an AI model getting obvious information wrong. They wanted more, and I was wondering:

- Does anyone have any more videos by other people that are child-friendly and show real AI responses that highlight flaws of AI?

- Are there any prompts we could put into a free AI model (maybe specify which one to use as well) that would be fun to highlight an AI shortcoming?

- Any other AI suggestions for 5th grade?

Thank you in advance for your help, any suggestions are welcome!

Hi everyone, just wanted to share what I've been going through in case it will make anyone else feel more "seen" if they're going through it too--

My whole life I (F23) have struggled to know my self-worth. I remember fantasizing as a 5 year old about my life being in danger and a boy swoops in to save me. Around 10 years old, my fantasies became more sexual, and I would create scenarios in my mind where I was being degraged for male pleasure. I hated that I liked this, but I felt like I was useless for anything else. At 12, I became addicted to porn, and at 14 I started doing foreplay activities with a boyfriend because I wanted attention. I lost my viriginity at 18. But it wasn't just "hormones"-- it was rejection.

My life isn't bad. I have 2 parents and 4 younger siblings. I was raised in a Christian home, and we have all our basic needs met. But my dad is unpredictable with his mood swings, and I have spent most of my life witnessing my dad's tempertantrums, followed by my mom's begging and pleading for my dad to stop. He never harmed anyone or anything like that, but he would do other stuff. For instance, I have several memories of when our family was going to drive to a vacation, and my dad decided to last-minute drive us other places out of the way--places that only he wanted to go, such as a scrap metal yard. I remember many times when our family would be on a day trip and he would start trying to walk home even though home was a 3-hour walk away. Or more extremes, like when he tried to take all our belongings to the junk yard on the week of my senior prom because he was mad that the county told him to cut his grass below 12 inches. My mom also deals with depression and anxiety--she rarely ever was in the mood to play with me as a child, and I felt very unnoticed. I also dealt with a lot of friend drama in addition. It was essentially a childhood of feeling rejected by those around me, and I always felt like I was the only person looking out for me. I still often feel that way.

All this to say, I want more than anything to see God as this father that is everything I need and more. I always do my best to pray, read my Bible, get involved in my church, and other stuff. I am a teacher at a Christian school, and I am engaged to a Christian man. I recently started counseling with a woman who goes to my church. But I still struggle so much.

I struggle often wishing to throw it all away and become a prostitute. It sounds ridiculous, I know. I wouldn't ever do it. But I have this stupid thought always playing in my head that it's the only way for me to be noticed. That my body is the only thing that will ever be worth anything. It is so hard to manage, and so degrading.

So I am writing this because I want anyone else dealing with this to know they are not the only one. God is working in my life, and he is causing so much change. A lot is painful, but it is good. I never thought I would be engaged or going to counseling. But I am, and it is all going well. My hope is that I will be able to find my self-worth in Jesus eventually, and that I would feel so desired by God that I will never degrade myself in my mind ever again. I know God will do that for me, and He will do it for you too.

Love you all <3

In heterosexual relationships, men should be doing more of the relationship building than women. Women seem to be more naturally inclined to take over and do all conflict resolution, figuring out how to build connection, etc., but it seems to emasculate men and make them want to do less. If a man really wants to be in a relationship and the woman backs off, he should naturally start taking initiative. If a woman feels like her man is not taking that role, then he is not invested enough in the relationship and she should leave him. Men are designed to be leaders ONLY in the sense that they should naturally be trying to provide for their wives and children both physically and emotionally. A woman cannot force a man to love her or take initiative, but she can choose a different man if the one she is with is not fulfilling his role.

To summarize, a healthy relationship requires a man to do more work in the relationship, and a woman to allow him to do his job, only deciding if she wants to stay or leave depending upon his actions.

-Hot take from a 23 year old woman with minimal life experience and a loving M22 fiance