And now they are sad and blame bsky for being toxic, on xitter, the chill and accepting app.
this post was submitted on 27 Nov 2024
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the aggrieved attitude of “but i am a socialist” is really adorable.
Hugging Face is the most ethical AI company ever!
https://huggingface.co/DreamAngel/Hana_Bunny_v1.0
original archive: https://archive.is/stbxz
this is a model created to generate fake AI revenge porn nudes of a specific influencer
they switched off access only just now, because Bluesky was hammering the HF staff with "the fuck you're an ethical company"
(CONTENT WARNING: pic of AI boobs)
So they named the product sucking the data after the Facehugger? At least they know that they are in the abomination business. Will they be releasing an AI named Bursting Chest?
The company was named after the U+1F917 🤗 HUGGING FACE emoji.
HF is more of a platform for publishing this sort of thing, as well as the neural networks themselves and a specialized cloud service to train and deploy them, I think. They are not primarily a tool vendor, and they were around well before the LLM hype cycle.
to be honest, they give me a lot of mtgox vibes:
- extremely stupid name
- technically predates the worst excesses of the AI bubble
- very eager to enable the worst excesses of the AI bubble
It's also the place where you go to to download models to use by yourself instead of sending all your data to the most unscrupulous people possible, so at least they've got that going for them.
they also went full DARVO complaining how mean everyone had been to them over them abusing personal data and then telling us we needed to get with the program
404 added an update that the dataset was removed:
Update: Following the publication of this article on Tuesday evening, van Strien removed the dataset. "I've removed the Bluesky data from the repo," he wrote on Bluesky. "While I wanted to support tool development for the platform, I recognize this approach violated principles of transparency and consent in data collection. I apologize for this mistake."
I hope Blue sky sues them.
i bet that bluesky worked with them to get their company and all their personal accounts established at bluesky as the primary social media channel.
i don't expect they will get anything more than a slap on the wrists, if at all.