Tag: Reddit

I saw someone creating WikiTok in one night. It's like a Tiktok style feed for Wikipedia. Looked pretty cool, so I thought I'd try making one too. So, I decided to use Replit's AI Agent to create my own version. Took me about 4 hours total, which isn't bad since I don't know any code at all. To be honest, at first it seemed unreal - seeing the AI build stuff just from my instructions. But then reality hit me. With every feature I wanted to add, it became more of a headache. Here's what I mean: I wanted to move some buttons around, simple stuff. But when I asked the AI to realign these buttons, it messed up other parts of the design that were working fine before. Like, why would moving a button break the entire layout? This really sucks because these errors took up most of my time. I'm pret...

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This artifact came up when I was discussing some things with Grok 3, and watching it generate thought text. That tag came up; it explained it as a way to "shift gears" into something more humorous. I then got it to (hypothetically) explain more control artifacts; I tried testing them by adding them to the end of the prompt seems to match up with the description, or just flat out ignored. Has anyone else seen this? Does it mean anything, or is it just hallucinating? submitted by /u/roz303 [link] [comments]

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I’m looking for people or groups who are already working on something like this: A decentralized AI trained to preserve the intellectual, historical, and emotional essence of democracy—what it actually means, not just what future regimes might redefine it to be. Think of it as a fusion of data hoarding, decentralized AI, and resistance tech, built to withstand authoritarian drift and historical revisionism. Maybe it doesn't reach the heights of the corporate or state models, but a system that can always articulate the delta—the difference between a true democratic society (or at least what we seem to be leaving behind) and whatever comes next. If democracy gets twisted into something unrecognizable, this AI should be able to compare, contrast, and remind people what was lost. It should be ...

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