@weaselshit@mastodon.social
I name things and invalidate caches. Also talk to rubber ducks. I choose not to quit Vim.
A linux geek of 25 years. Self-hosting enthusiast. All things federated.
At some point a chef. Getting back into tech again.
Not good at this whole "social" thing. Lazy poster, too.
Sort of a shower thought.
If one uses "AI" to compose a (portion of the) message, should they make recipients aware of that? Like that "dictated but not read" bit from 90s TV shows. Is it a matter of etiquette? Ethics? Accountability?
Is there a difference between "AI" composing and sending a message autonomously and a user actively sending a message that was composed for them?
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