A Spherical Sponge posted:

I feel like okcupid would be a lot more enjoyable if all of the lovely match questions were replaced with voight-kampff empathy tests

Jose posted:

https://twitter.com/alexnpress/status/954479653883957248
https://twitter.com/commiejake/status/954487593495707649

Crusader posted:

https://twitter.com/fchollet/status/954904053149925376

Sheng-Ji Yang posted:

Finicums Wake posted:

https://mobile.twitter.com/Pontifex/status/956126938392772608

ikanreed posted:

Hot take, there, moral leader of a billion people. Lying is bad. Whoa.

Finicums Wake posted:

https://mobile.twitter.com/Pontifex/status/956126938392772608

Finicums Wake posted:

post your favorite bible verses with the word disinformation, thanks

Sheng-Ji Yang posted:

Prav posted:

who wouldn't just piss on this thing's screen

gently caress someone give me a million bucks and i'll make one that shows ads where you want people to piss

mrmcd posted:

https://twitter.com/verge/status/956270659352526849

MrWilderheap posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZrF7v6jfLw

Tunicate posted:

So there's an app? Sorta want to see that used in a photoshop phriday.


By which I mean, which goon is gonna make the piss tape first.

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) —
Audio technology like Google Home and Amazon's Alexa are becoming a dominant source for information.

But now, it appears one of the most common names is unknown to Google Home.

And some people are sounding the alarm about what the technology tells you when you ask about Jesus.

Brentwood resident David Sams owns a Google Home and an Amazon audio speaker. He says both give two different answers when asking "Who is Jesus Christ?"

"I even asked Google who is David Sams? Google knew who I was, but Google did not know who Jesus was, Google did not know who Jesus Christ was, and Google did not know who God was," Sams said.

Smart speakers are a technology owned by about 40 million Americans -- that's about one in six people in the nation.

And this religious conversation at home is making waves on social media.

Comments, videos and test results posted asking "Who is Jesus?"

The general response from Google Home is "I'm not sure how to help you with that."

There's still no response from the Google company on why.

"It's kinda scary, it's almost like Google has taken Jesus and God out of smart audio," Sams said. "First it started with schools."

Google Home refers to Jesus Christ when asking about the Last Supper and even Saint Peter.

And there's plenty of information on the prophet Muhammed, Buddha -- even Satan.

Nashville resident Martin Collins says she thinks this feeds into a bigger problem.

They took prayer out of schools, they think just taking Jesus out of everything is politically correct these days and I think that's the stem of a lot of our problems," Collins said.

Collins has no doubt Google has purposefully programmed Jesus out of its audio speakers.

"To keep from stepping on toes, political correctness," Collin said. "That seems to be more important these days than what's right and what's wrong."

Sams is calling for answers from Google as it's become a main source of information readily available that so many are coming to depend on.

"I don't know if there's some kind of wizard making these decisions or if it's some kind of oversight," Sams said. "But whatever it is, they need to address it immediately."

mrmcd posted:

http://fox17.com/news/local/does-google-home-know-who-jesus-is-brentwood-resident-says-no

Larry Parrish posted:

Why are people asking their grown rear end man toy about religious concepts

Comrayn posted:

owning both a google home and Alexa and choosing to ask them about Jesus so you can whine about the answer is the most Brentwood thing imaginable

Pener Kropoopkin posted:

MizPiz posted:

White Buddhists are one of the best arguments in favor complete cultural segregation

Pener Kropoopkin posted: