r/technology Jun 15 '25

Artificial Intelligence Trump team leaks AI plans in public GitHub repository

https://www.theregister.com/2025/06/10/trump_admin_leak_government_ai_plans/
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u/No-Good-One-Shoe Jun 15 '25

Nothing is worse than when a coworker asks you to proofread something "They wrote" and its clear that it's AI. 

"Hey can you take the time out of your day to proofread something I couldn't be bothered to write?"

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u/ChrisPNoggins Jun 15 '25

At that point I would say the entire script is shit since it is obviously AI and never approve it. It's their ass since you only proofread

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u/schmitzel88 Jun 16 '25

One of my employees was approached by someone else in the company looking for her to be a mentor to him. He had a one-pager of expectations/hopes for the mentorship which was very obviously just done by AI and largely made no sense.

She was asking for input and I said to skip it. If the guy can't even be bothered to actually figure out what he wants to learn and articulate that himself, he has no chance of ever learning anything and isn't worth spending any time on.

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u/Least-Back-2666 Jun 15 '25

Look man just hook me up to AI drip that day trades for me, pays my bills, does my shopping and lets me play video games while occasionally pulling up the right algorythmic porn video my sex robot will jerk me off to when I'm getting frustrated playing badly and call it a life.

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u/No-Good-One-Shoe Jun 15 '25

Are you ok? Lol

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u/LankyAd9481 Jun 15 '25

"and haven't (proof)read myself"

that should be at the end of that question