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How a Reddit forum has become a lifeline to opioid...
What bad things have come out of it?
bredren
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This isn't necessarily a good or bad thing, but the sheer number of people and crawlable public content it is an ever-growing training dataset for AI. This has potential to be dangerous.
komali2
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If you are going to make that point, you must concede the equal potential for it to be the opposite of dangerous (vergy very good :P )
stevekemp
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Boston bomber(s) witch-hunt, springs to mind. Not to mention the whole jailbait expose.
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