Alex2037

I doubt this has anything to do with copyright law. I'm certain it has everything to do with certain things needing memoryholing and archive.* operators' lack of compliance.

the current LLMs are trivial to jailbreak without an additional layer of censorship that cloud models implement via a second pass over their own output (and, dystopically, erasing their incomplete output right in front of the user's eyes when wrongthink is detected). even gpt-oss, with its SOTA lobotomy and heavily sterilized datasets, is being used for things its creators would ostensibly be abhorred by.

is that so?

it is still impossible to speak about such things here without getting flagged, so all I'm going to say is that I and many other people still remember the events that happened between February 2020 and March 2023.

next up: The Case That Skyrim NPCs Are Alive.

>Any thoughts on main blockers and near-to-medium future developments on this matter?

the target audience of Instagram - regular people - has no incentive to use a decentralized alternative, no matter how solid and easy to use it might be, because centralization and censorship do not bother them.

we already saw it with the twitter exodus, which, despite a period of intense hyping up by the media, had accomplished nothing. regular people, for better or worse, simply don't give a shit.