Exacerbate

to make something worse; to make something more severe (often used in reference to feelings, illness or disease)

Julia Barton

Julia Barton

@bartona104.bsky.social

"Chatbots exacerbate traditionally understood dark patterns that extract data, while introducing new threats like anthropomorphizing and sycophancy." Yes, we noticed (darkly). https://www.404media.co/new-study-reveals-the-manipulative-dark-patterns-of-ai-chatbots/?ref=the-abstract-newsletter

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Bryan

Bryan

@ticktockcollapse.bsky.social

Many leftists seem to want to put the blame soley on capitalism and the ruling class for climate change. While the two do greatly exacerbate the climate collapse we are faced with, we all bear responsibility for our inescapable predicament.

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@stevef1a.bsky.social

Let us hope that news of this does not reach President Epstein. It will on exacerbate his irritable bowel syndrome.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/world/articles/ukrainian-crew-said-italian-tank-050804250.html

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