I don’t use the term cocksucker myself, but I think fact that vulgarity already gives it negative connotation. Like, I didn’t pat my wife on the head last night and call her my cute little cocksucker. I can imagine that could be sometime else’s pillow talk, but that would leave me touch starved for a while.
I don’t THINK calling a gay man a pussyfucker would have the same weight, but I don’t have deep enough conversations with gay men to really know. I have heard that some men pride themselves in never having been with having never been with a woman, so maybe it would still hurt.
On the flip side, just calling someone a fucker can be enough to start a fight.
I’m not going to pretend that the poster meant to use the word as asshole, because cocksucker definitely hits different to male pride. I don’t think I would use the word to hurt someone I was angry with, but who knows what might come out when emotions are high. I don’t plan on using the word for fighting, but insulting someone could be enough to cause someone to attack riskily. If you don’t practice what you say, then you might just repeat something you will regret.
To summarize, I hope the poster isn’t a bigot, but when given the chance they appear to have doubled down. Guess you got your answer.
The problem isn’t that “everything is AI” - it’s that people think AI means way more than it actually does.
That superintelligent sci-fi assistant you’re picturing? That’s called Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) or Artificial Superintelligence (ASI). Both are subcategories of AI, but they’re worlds apart from Large Language Models (LLMs). LLMs are intelligent in a narrow sense: they’re good at one thing - churning out natural-sounding language - but they’re not generally intelligent.
He would be true AI. I would shower him with love.
Just because some cock sucking finance bros call an LLM a AI, doesn’t make it an AI.
You’re not saying “cock sucking” pejoratively, are you ?
I think the people who do that to me are pretty cool tbh
I don’t use the term cocksucker myself, but I think fact that vulgarity already gives it negative connotation. Like, I didn’t pat my wife on the head last night and call her my cute little cocksucker. I can imagine that could be sometime else’s pillow talk, but that would leave me touch starved for a while.
I don’t THINK calling a gay man a pussyfucker would have the same weight, but I don’t have deep enough conversations with gay men to really know. I have heard that some men pride themselves in never having been with having never been with a woman, so maybe it would still hurt.
On the flip side, just calling someone a fucker can be enough to start a fight.
I’m not going to pretend that the poster meant to use the word as asshole, because cocksucker definitely hits different to male pride. I don’t think I would use the word to hurt someone I was angry with, but who knows what might come out when emotions are high. I don’t plan on using the word for fighting, but insulting someone could be enough to cause someone to attack riskily. If you don’t practice what you say, then you might just repeat something you will regret.
To summarize, I hope the poster isn’t a bigot, but when given the chance they appear to have doubled down. Guess you got your answer.
Edit: Not wasting my time with discussion starved trolls.
Why still specify they’re sucking cock, then ? They could just be evil money-hoarding pieces of shit, couldn’t they ?
I was joking but I didn’t see your user name. I will not interact with you and waste anyone’s time anymore. Goodbye.
Hey! Don’t insult shit like that.
Atari chess opponent is AI
Age of Empires 2 AI is a cheatin’ bitch.
If every cheating bitch is an AI, then so is the Dancer of the Boreal Valley.
The problem isn’t that “everything is AI” - it’s that people think AI means way more than it actually does.
That superintelligent sci-fi assistant you’re picturing? That’s called Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) or Artificial Superintelligence (ASI). Both are subcategories of AI, but they’re worlds apart from Large Language Models (LLMs). LLMs are intelligent in a narrow sense: they’re good at one thing - churning out natural-sounding language - but they’re not generally intelligent.
Every AGI is AI, but not every AI is AGI.
first ever clanker?
Allen Newell’s Logic Theorist (1955) is broadly considered the first ever AI system.