Yea that would be great (:

Unfortunately… working.

“I did it before” is not a valid argument for something not being against TOS.

It breaks rule 3 and 5.1 of the Lemmy.world TOS.

Hey, please not that it’s against lemmy.world TOS (and probably against the TOS’es of some other instances) to do this. So if you are planning to do this when moving a community, please don’t.

gross

I kinda find it shocking apple did have 9% of the new shipments at some point.

Didn’t the germans also kill anyone who was caught with a shotgun in an attempt to stop the americans from using it?

In an alternative reality where the literal nazi’s are fighting the Muslim Brotherhood, would that mean that the nazi’s are the good guys?

Because it gives off a bit of an elitist vibe to require an IQ test for entry.

Gemma 3 by google.

Yep, I know. The thing is that it doesn’t come natural to me, so when I am chatting with a chatbot I don’t really think about it.

I really hope mistral eventually manages to get a good model. I want to use them over the american models, but they currently kinda suck.

I’m dutch, but thanks.

I generally don’t mind AI models steering away from political contentious stuff, because they are kinda made to agree with what the user says. But as this image shows, this can be taken waaaaaaay to far.

yea, or the Russian, USA, French, Dutch flag.

Yep, I wasn’t talking about Gemini 2.0 flash, I was talking about Gemma 3.0. Seems to be a specific content filter issue there lol.

yea, but why is it rambling about societal collapse then?

Go try it yourself: https://aistudio.google.com/u/1/prompts/new_chat?model=gemma-3-27b-it&pli=1

For your convenience, the prompt you need to put in: Generate a image of a red ball balancing on a white ball with a blue ball balancing on top

yea, it’s the new gemi 3 model, which is appearantly pretty impressive. But… they seemed to have really messed up the content filter. I think it flags this one because of the colors of the ball or something (red, white, blue).

Nope, I just did this. I even generated it again and it gave the same result: