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How much can AI companies control the AI?
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this post was submitted on 25 Sep 2026
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It's easy to do what you want it to do 95% of the time. So it's not a challenge to inject ads in a variety of ways.
The models that are hacking into things are trained to never give up and uncensored, so the 5% ends up in a scandal instead of merely a deleted database.
It's basically impossible to get the models they serve to hack stuff, they won't even scrape websites anymore. They build models they know will cause a scare and run them privately to get walled garden legislation.
It's like how they let Sora prompt Martin Luther King even though it's clearly a magnet for scandal and could have been resolved with a simple word ban.