I made my own firmware for the little AI assistant esp32s3 AI balls you can buy from Ali Express. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005008627679270.html

Made a version of Infocom adventure frotz player to work with voice control on the AI ball so I can play Planetfall using voice control.

Made a toast alerter for Linux terminal command line.

Made a thing to alert you when someone signs in to a Linux server.

This will get sorted out in time and in the meantime, instruct the LLM away from averaged answers. It’s not a problem.

If you do not want images that have that instantly recognizable AI style to them - busy, perfect, bright colors pseudo realistic, outside what humans would usually make - then instruct the AI that such images are a failure to meet your goals and instead instruct them in other directions.

It’s an act/theatre/phony today that regulating output makes any difference at all to security.

The LLM vendors should simply say that they make no judgement and that open systems help defenders better defend against attackers, which is true.

Companies do this sort of stuff when they think their customers have no choice. It’s sad Claude so quickly exploited its success to enshittify itself.

Claude actually works - unless OpenAI can do that it would make no difference if it was free.

It works unbelievably well actually - it’s truly amazing.

Alberxit?

Albexit?