Image 1 — Grok repeats narratives of Russian propaganda, then gaslights users that they're confusing its replies with another AI
Image 2 — Grok repeats narratives of Russian propaganda, then gaslights users that they're confusing its replies with another AI
Image 3 — Grok repeats narratives of Russian propaganda, then gaslights users that they're confusing its replies with another AI

Grok repeats narratives of Russian propaganda, then gaslights users that they're confusing its replies with another AI

2nd screenshot has already been posted here today but I wanted to give more context since some people in the comments thought Grok was only translating someone else's tweet. I used Google Translate (yeah it looks ugly, sorry) and not Grok because it's obvious that Grok cannot be trusted even with the smallest things.

u/Mitunec — 10 days ago

"Humanity is not worth saving" trope

Hello everyone, hope y'all are enjoying your day. I rarely watch movies so I hope you guys can help me out. Today I watched The Fifth Element and I really enjoyed it but one thing that bugged me was that >!Leeloo was way too fast with forgiving humanity after learning about war.!< So now I'm curious if there are pieces of media (doesn't have to be movies) or any characters in particular that explore this topic from a moral point of view. There are tons of fictional villains that want to destroy the world for different reasons, but I'm interested specifically in good or morally grey characters that come to the conclusion that humanity has done so many fucked up things throughout the history that it's just not worth saving (which is different from destroying). It doesn't matter if other characters manage to convince them that they're wrong or not. Thanks in advance!

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u/Mitunec — 3 months ago