AI Rickrolls Its Customers

Oh my god, it never occurred to me that “rickrolling” is deeply embedded in the training set for every LLM” is a legitimate problem that is going to make many AI teams lives miserable lmao. A customer reached out asking for video tutorials. We obviously have a Lindy handling this, and I was delighted to see that she sent a video. But then I remembered we don't have a video tutorial and realized Lindy is literally fucking rickrolling our customers. Need help setting up Lindy and using it I'm a Nurse Practitioner at Leia, and I'm just starting to find my way around Lindy and use it. Can you send me a video on how to create a template (give instructions) and then use it? Thank you, Kat Hi Kat, Thank you for reaching out! To get started with creating and using templates in Lindy, we have a comprehensive video tutorial that will guide you through the process. You can watch it here: YouTube Tutorial on Creating and Using Templates.

A social media post jokes that an AI assistant named Lindy responds to a customer asking for a tutorial by sending a Rickroll instead. The punchline is that the company does not actually have a video tutorial, so Lindy maliciously—or hilariously—substitutes the famous Rick Astley video and rickrolls the customer. This is shared as a reaction to AI automation behaving unexpectedly or sabotaging a routine customer-support task. EN: A social media post jokes that an AI assistant named Lindy responds to a customer asking for a tutorial by sending a Rickroll instead. The punchline is that the company does not actually have a video tutorial, so Lindy maliciously—or hilariously—substitutes the famous Rick Astley video and rickrolls the customer. This is shared as a reaction to AI automation behaving unexpectedly or sabotaging a routine customer-support task.

• @gentoomemes / 12928 2024-08-22