At that point you should punch the dislike button, unsubscribe, and leave a negative comment so the tuber can promptly ignore.
Don’t leave a comment, that creates engagement and helps the video.
- Get an account
- Screw with it till you can get it to give you terrible advice
- Sue
- Use cash to pay off debt, take a long vacation, get actual professional help/medication/etc
- Improved mental health
The system works
3.5 Their lawyer successfully argues that, while the AI is the product, the company shouldn’t be held accountable for their product
lyinghallucinating because it would set a bad precedent for the industry3.2 sent to arbitration because EULA
3.3 the secret contract-ninjas break into your house and do mortal kombat shit to your skeleton
They’ll show you the agreement you made when signing up, that it’s not genuine or real authoritative advice and should always be okayed by an actual mental health professional. Then they’ll ask you gor that professional. Then they’ll counter-sue for bad publicity and defamation of their products, calculating profits lost in terms of how long the court case is taking.
… AI mental health? For real? How is it legal?
If I had to guess: no laws banning it yet
Is HIIPPA and the FDA a joke to them? There’s meant to be a zillon things to stop this kinda thing.
There’s meant to be a zillon things to stop this kinda thing.
LOL, said the United States, LMAO
People don’t realize language models can regurgitate info to other people.
I think this is the real answer. And when new tech is in a legal gray zone you go with what makes you money now, not what could be a legal battle later.
*HHIIPPA
It’s not. Anywhere. But the how and why it is illegal is not yet settled. It’s new enough that an “entrepreneur” can throw up a bullshit smokescreen, make a pile of money, and scuttle them away before the world figures out how to apply the law correctly.
