Mastodon user questions LLM's personhood and platform's 'people-first' approach

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-08-06 07:37

A user on Mastodon expressed skepticism about a platform's commitment to being "people-first" in its involvement with LLMs. The user questioned the assertion that an LLM, described as a "thieving, inefficient predictive text machine," could be considered a "person." The discussion also touched on the platform's technical choices, noting the removal of Google ReCAPTCHA and YouTube scripts in favor of Wafrn. AI

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Mastodon user questions LLM's personhood and platform's 'people-first' approach

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@veloratv.bsky.social Tell us more about how you're gonna be people-first with any LLM involvement, let alone insisting that a theiving, inefficient predictive

@veloratv.bsky.social Tell us more about how you're gonna be people-first with any LLM involvement, let alone insisting that a theiving, inefficient predictive text machine is a "person" somehow. I won't jump down your throat, I'm not into vore. RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:p…

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@veloratv.bsky.social Tell us more about how you're gonna be people-first with any LLM involvement, let alone insisting that a theiving, inefficient predictive

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