Really what the hell…

They ban all of your accounts immediately, at the moment that your speech doesn’t confine to their disney worldview.

I am truly done …

Also, those dictator mods also won’t accept any kind of negotiation or offers further explanation.

Uqsually I can’t open a god damn post without modified it a millions time. I can’t even use AI to fine tune my language (because English is not my first language).

Fucking hell

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    Fair warning a lot of people here have a really extremely negative view of AI so I don’t think that will be better for you.

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        For good reasons! (This is a spoiler, click it to reveal the rest of the message)
        1. Simply using an AI that’s run on a corporate data centers encourages the construction of yet more data centers, with all of the environmental/climate negatives they bring, as well as local harms they induce on the people living near them, such as increased electricity rates.

        2. Using corporate AI directly helps the financial situations of those giant corporations (by boosting usage/user numbers, they are able to attract more investment capital), most of which are ran by right-wing CEO’s who are more than willing to collaborate with and fund fascist governments to ensure that they are not regulated in search of both maximum profits. Some of these companies, such as Nvidia, Palantir and Oracle, genuinely appear to be seeking to use these tools for what would previously be considered crackpot conspiracy theory levels of public control and surveillance.

        3. I’m wary of the potential effects of AI usage resulting in declining or stagnating critical thinking based on some preliminary studies (example 1, example 2).

        4. I do not think LLM’s can be “just a tool” as many claim.

        5. 99% of LLM’s (the ones virtually everyone use) are trained on copyrighted code that is incompatible with GPL licensed projects. LLM’s have a 3 to 10% chance to unknowingly reproduce the copyrighted code perfectly, introducing legal plagiarism into an open-source project, which could easily open up the developers to being sued in the future if companies scanned open source repos for copyright violations.

        6. Many courts are ruling that LLM generated code cannot be copyrighted at all, meaning that it also cannot be legally made GPL, losing the protections from corporate exploration the GPL normally grants. https://fsfe.org/news/2026/news-20260825-01.html

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        We would rather have your native language, or your best attempt at English, than for you to be represented by AI slop.

        No judgment.

        Unless you use AI. Then all the judgment.

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          That’s fine

          It just seems to me (a person who use english as a second language) that the english of AI translation seems less broken lol.

          But well … English is not my first language afterall, if the native speaker thinks it’s better not to use the translation, may be it is truly better.

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            Hi and welcome! Everyone is different and while I don’t think anyone is going to run you off the platform for using AI for translations (at least I’d hope not), I’m also at the point where I don’t mind slightly broken English/ grammatical mistakes, at least that way I know it was written by a human.

            As a native speaker, your English is perfectly serviceable (it can’t be any worse than some of the professors I had in college, I promise!).