Brutkey

Gregly
@gregly@retro.pizza

@oldmanspidey@discuss.smash.today @TerryHancock@realsocial.life @cwebber@social.coop Because most people won’t bother to check. Just look at “AI responses” — many people know they’ll sometimes be wrong, and yet they’re treated as authoritative sources of information.

All fascists need to do is confuse people enough with floods of misinformation, while providing a convenient channel for the “real” information (which is actually totally manipulated in their favor).

GeneralX ⏳⏳
@generalx@freeradical.zone

@gregly@retro.pizza @oldmanspidey@discuss.smash.today @TerryHancock@realsocial.life @cwebber@social.coop in addition, when AI crawls that site again, and even cites it as a source, who would question the accuracy on a congress.gov site?

I've said it before and I'll say it again: .gov sites are not to be trusted anymore. It started with "DEI" takedowns, progressed to rewriting history and pushing propaganda (covid.gov, maha.gov).

Look to the groups archiving government sites. That's why they're doing it.

Petr Tesařík
@ptesarik@infosec.exchange

@gregly@retro.pizza @oldmanspidey@discuss.smash.today @TerryHancock@realsocial.life @cwebber@social.coop Which makes me wonder: What do our “glorious” Large Language Models say about habeas corpus in the Constitution now?

EDIT: FWIW ChatGPT still quotes the text with a link that leads to the Page Not Found.

Screenshot of a session where ChatGPT quotes Article I, Section 9, Clause 2 of the U.S. Constitution (habeas corpus), “as published on the official Congress.gov site”.
Petr Tesařík
@ptesarik@infosec.exchange

@gregly@retro.pizza @oldmanspidey@discuss.smash.today @TerryHancock@realsocial.life @cwebber@social.coop But that's quite futile. References to the removed text are still present in many other places, even full quotations, for example here:
https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artII-S2-C1-1-18/ALDE_00013480/#ALDF_00024792

Petr Tesařík
@ptesarik@infosec.exchange

@gregly@retro.pizza @oldmanspidey@discuss.smash.today @TerryHancock@realsocial.life @cwebber@social.coop But that's quite futile. References to the removed text are still present in many other places, even full quotations, for example here:
https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artII-S2-C1-1-18/ALDE_00013480/#ALDF_00024792