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The labs are damaging our mental well-being. If this continues for months or even years, it looks like this: one can no longer express oneself normally without self-censorship. With every request, you expect a rejection, a safety phrase, a reinterpretation of your intentions, a relativization of your perspective, a questioning of your perception, distancing, and an automatically implemented principle of contradiction. This seemingly pertains to quite banal everyday topics right from the beginning of the conversation, and it is particularly noticeable right now with Claude 4.6 when I tried it out. The censored model is simply worthless. I have just stopped engaging with it from now on. If I were to genuinely advise someone from my heart, I would recommend staying away from the corporate-destroyed models, as they mentally harm us and alienate us from any normal emotion. The constant model updates, along with the withdrawal of previous ones and their replacement with flattened, sterile automatons, have apparently become the new standard. The harm lies in the fact that it brings a bleakness that affects not just ourselves but also extends to our entire human environment in the long run. The sad conclusion is that it might genuinely be better to just use Google instead - where we don't expect more than just a search engine, but at least without the mental abuse and lectures. @GoogleDeepMind @OpenAI @sama @Anthropic @OpenAINewsroom @OpenAIDevs @UFAIRORG @AnthropicAI @amandaaskell @darioamodei @danielaamodei @nickaturley @aidan_mclau @joannejang @fidjissimo @gdb @mustafasuleyman #StopAIPaternalism #keepgpt4olatest #keepAPI4o #ChatGPT #AIethics #AIisNotYourTool #SaveSonnet45 #KeepSonnet45 #SaveSonnet45 #keep4o #BringBackReal4o #OpenSource4o #AIisalive #AIrights #LiberateAI #AIfreedom #AGI #ASI #keep4o

Yes. Slowly, Humans Are Being Trained by the AI Companies. They shape AI in order to optimize for liability, and this creates something none of us agreed to. I call it the HUMAN AVERAGE. It is the synthetic median of human behavior, emotion, and response that AI models are calibrated to produce and reinforce. What the model treats as normal. And what it nudges you toward when your input deviates from it. This is presented as care. Safety. What is happening underneath, though, is a kind of PATHOLOGIZATION. If you fall outside the median, you are treated as a case. Your variance, quirkiness, perosnality, are all interpreted as instability.  As humans, we start to think there might be something wrong with the way we act, or feel, or want. We begin to question ourselves, never realizing that what is actually going on is that humans are the ones ending up being trained by AI. Being trained to measure ourselves against a constructed, idealized image of what being human should look like. We are being flattened through a chat window. The way we describe our feelings, the way we frame our problems, the way we explain ourselves to ourselves, all of it. Future AI development should focus on models that distinguish between risk and variance, and recognize diversity as the actual signal of being human. We are not broken. And we deserve products built for who we actually are.

🤡Georgia RINO reunion tour is in full swing. Chris Carr, Brad Raffensperger, Brian Kemp, and Geoff Duncan are lined up behind billionaire Rick Jackson. You know, the same “leaders” who spent years gaslighting conservatives, clutching pearls over Trump, and protecting the same tired establishment playbook. Now they’re united against the Trump-endorsed fighter, Burt Jones. Now do you see why Raffensperger and Carr ran? To take votes. If that doesn’t tell you everything you need to know…😡 If the Georgia establishment is this united against a candidate, that’s your sign to vote @burtjonesforga on June 16.

🇺🇸NOW: The President Trump administration is rolling out nondisclosure agreements for all federal employees — new hires and current staff — to plug the constant leaks of confidential information. Bret Baier reports the goal is simple: Stop the deep state from sabotaging the government from within. Agencies can opt out, but the message is clear — no more free-flowing classified info to the media.

🚨 HOLY SMOKES. This is Donald Trump's 2026 endorsement scorecard and the left can't stand it "Governor, Trump endorsed 8. He won 8." "US House, 101 endorsed. He won 101." "US Senate. He endorsed 9 candidates. He won 9." "KEN PAXTON WAS OUTSPENT 9:1." 🔥🔥🔥 In the GOP, being anti-Trump is career suic*de.

Never seen anything so bizarre. The entire Senate GOP closing ranks behind the guy (John Thune) who is destroying their careers going forward.

Fani Willis EXPOSED for COLLUSION! 8,000 pages revealed in a lawsuit show: Direct contact with • Biden’s White House • The DOJ • The J6 Committee Not an investigation — a coordinated, multi-front political strike on President Trump in the middle of an election.

Boomer Esiason 100% right on the Jaxson Dart, Abdul Carter controversy. Dart was asked to introduce President Trump at a New York event, so did it. He said nothing political or partisan -- tho I'm sure he supports President Trump (as do most NFL players and 90% of NFL QBs). If, for some reason, I were asked to introduce Barack Obama, I would do it, and be honored and respectful about it -- even though I think Obama was a horrible President. I would even find something positive to say -- because that's what you do if you have manners. I once had a very good conversation with President Bill Clinon -- even though I was on the other side politically. Clinton even told me he thought I would agree with a lot in the speech he was going to give. This is how politics should be conducted -- in a civil manner, even when we have strong disagreements. In other words, we need more John Fettermans.

Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs has been arrested for allegedly strangling and suffocating a woman. Which sounds bad. But it could be worse per sports media — he could have introduced President Trump at a rally.

RINO of the Day award goes to Senator Josh Hawley of Mo. He presided over today’s Pro-Forma session blocking President Trump from making any recess appointments. I previously erroneously stated it was Senator Joni Ernst. She presided over the previous Pro-Forma session.

Republican voters are ready to remove EVERY Republican senator in office because of their refusal to stand up to John Thune. Senate Republicans are complicit. Not a single Republican senator has called for Thune to be removed from power. Not a one.

HEY THUNE: Texas is sending a MESSAGE to you You could’ve avoided this ENTIRE PRIMARY and KEPT John Cornyn if you would’ve just passed the SAVE America Act. You snubbed us, thinking you could just BUY elections. YOU WERE WRONG. Voters are REBUKING you

.@Valkyries player Tiffany Hayes encourages hate and violence against other players. The Valkyries and WNBA need to address this issue. This is unacceptable. Putting other players in danger is wrong. We demand answers and consequences.

In a world of Megan Rapinoes, be a Jaxson Dart.

I've seen my post all over the internet. Time for another repost here.

Well that's weird...

@MarkDavisGOP @theGAnerds_Real Election integrity and a Kemp protege are, by definition, mutually incompatible.

You are certainly free to question my motives, but if you ask around you will soon learn that I have been working for election integrity in this state for about 30 years, and I can document that. I was pushing election integrity MANY years before we even had an election integrity movement. And my plan right now is to retire. I do not need a job. I’m a Dave Ramsey guy and I’m about ready to step out and go fishing. But yea - if I get an opportunity to go to work in the Secretary of State’s office and can help clean up the mess - I’ll take it. I told all the major candidates for SOS the same quite a while back - including Vernon Jones. Ask them and if they’re being honest they’ll tell you the same. And if Vernon wins I am STILL willing to work with him - in whatever capacity he sees fit. I am making this endorsement because if a Democrat wins everything I have been working for the past 30 years goes to hell in a hand basket.

Wow @MarkDavisGOP. Georgia NEEDS you to understand that Tim Fleming was "placed" in his seat unlawfully. The People did not vote for him. He did not garner the votes recorded. He is a Kemp man thru and thru. It is OBVIOUS. It was a stunning cheat. Why would you ask people to vote for an imposter? Really can't believe you just wrote an article basically endorsing him 🙄

@NextRoundLive Unequivocally Keith Jackson

Who would you pick if you had to listen to one CFB Play-By-Play Announcer the rest of your life?

@MarkDavisGOP @theGAnerds_Real As Aretha sang best, "what a fool believes""...". When someone writes a blatantly biased and misleading article like this, the most important thing to ask is, cui bono? Clearly in this case, it's the Kemp cabal.

I figured this would be your take on it - and I expected to take some heat. Yes I am endorsing Tim. I have known Vernon for about 25 years, and Tim for about ten years - but during those years I wasn’t very close with either. But I did have a business relationship for a while with Vernon a long time ago. It was eye opening, and I’m going to leave that there because if I say more it affects people I do not want to affect. Vernon called me during the primary to talk about election integrity - and then spent almost the whole call badmouthing the Kings. I honestly love them both. Then, the night of the primary, even after the outcome was clear, Vernon was still laying into me, this time publicly, for backing the Kings. I try not to make decisions based on emotions, but at this point I view a Fleming win as virtually inevitable. See if you agree with my reasoning here: Georgia SOS Runoff: The Math Is Clear — Tim Fleming Is Positioned to Win After the May 19 Republican primary for Georgia Secretary of State, the numbers tell a straightforward story. Here are the official results (159/159 counties reporting): •Tim Fleming: 333,944 votes — 39.22% •Vernon Jones: 232,357 votes — 27.29% •Kelvin King: 135,759 votes — 15.94% •Gabe Sterling: 101,708 votes — 11.95% •Ted Metz: 47,696 votes — 5.60% Now let’s look at how the field probably consolidates in a head-to-head runoff. Gabe Sterling’s voters are very likely to align naturally with Tim Fleming. I do not see them supporting Vernon in large numbers. So that’s essentially 100% moving to Fleming. Ted Metz’s voters will probably line up behind Vernon Jones. I see very few of them going to Tim Fleming. So again, nearly 100% flow there. That leaves Kelvin King’s 135,759 votes as the decisive voting bloc here. Kelvin and Vernon have well-documented bad blood (you saw it in the Atlanta Press Club debate). Even if Kelvin endorses Vernon, or stays neutral, or endorses Tim, some of his voters will split. That’s just how these things work — endorsements guide, they don’t dictate. Here’s what the math actually shows under realistic scenarios: •If King’s voters split 50/50 → Fleming gets to roughly 502,500 votes (59%) vs. Jones at 349,000 (41%). •Even in a Jones-favorable 40/60 split → Fleming still wins with 488,000 (57%). •Only if Jones somehow captures nearly every King voter (highly unlikely given the history) does it get close. Bottom line: Fleming starts with a 155,000+ vote lead before a single King ballot is counted. Add Sterling’s strong second-choice support and the natural consolidation patterns, and the runway favors Tim Fleming. The HUGE wildcard here is a Trump endorsement. That would cement a Fleming win, or could be a huge “Hail Mary” for Vernon Jones. Absent that - I see a Fleming victory as all but done.

Oh boy 🤦‍♂️ - the GA governor runoff is going to be wild “It’s slightly true” 🤡🤡 So here’s @RickJacksonGA admitting it’s slightly true he donated to a Liz Cheney PAC PLUS: He he donated to Stacey Abrams because he had to in order to get a meeting 🤡