They should make one with code and README’s.
Then there’ll finally be some use case for slop
Does anyone know why this topic is not appearing on the main page?
Kosher - not by design, but because nothing loads.
Cool site. But it’s probably using our inputs to train the AIs to be less discernible.
LOL, I don’t think it is, it’s from a random solo dev, I think I spoke to him on Reddit.
Especially since the site is showing us the difference between AI generated and not, so it doesn’t need our inputs to find the differences
But it’s very possible that others will use this site for fine tuning image generators.
You’d get a 0/6 if it were on coding ![]()
I just love fighting with you ![]()
Nah - I would be the one to know if it was AI
if its more then 1 line its probably AI
and there were too many emojis in that post
What are you talking about? What post? I’m talking about it the test would be about catching AI generated code
The one I quoted - more then 1 Emoji per post is too much
I got that - I am not dumb
Yeaaaah!!!
Could we get this judge an AG position and going after a bunch of other monopolies?
Start with Google Play Services, Google Play Integrity, Android Auto, Windows APIs, and a lot more that isn’t coming to mind at the moment.
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What do you say?
Legit, or made up story for karma farming?
the whole drasha about mercanary spyware is not apple’s type
Why not?
From what I’ve read, it sounds that those notifications can be real, and is a thing, albeit happening very rarely.
The suspicious part is that OP’s friend officially isn’t involved in anything that would make them a target.
Although it sounds like there could be logical explanations for this happening to them, including:
- The friend knows someone who’s the actual target, and is considered an easier target to be able to spy on for info on the real target
- The phone is used, and the last owner is the actual target
- The last owner of this friends phone number is the actual target
- They were targeted accidentally, some mix-up in name or other data about them
- They’re not actually being targetted, and it’s just a false positive from Apple
But still, I’m wondering if OP just got those pictures off of Google and made up the story to farm karma.
why would apple give a history lesson on different app that were used for hacking?




