MOTS podcast host Jayden Clark jokes about AI safety dating stereotypes, drawing a "supply and demand" reply from @deepfates
The exchange satirized the viral "man in finance" archetype.
Users dismissed the satirical tweet about dating bias favoring finance over AI safety as low-quality San Francisco humor while expressing strong intellectual disgust toward people in the field.
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@creatine_cycle Tried that wouldn’t recc
@creatine_cycle i prefer brown eyed mechanical engineer. Figure it out for me please
@kyliebytes wh... which one... ?
@creatine_cycle im kidding it’s like you don’t even know me. He was 6’2
@kyliebytes i do know you that's why i needed the clarification. maybe try blue eyes in finance next time queen
@kyliebytes i may have some leads actually
@creatine_cycle "what does he do?" "prevents the apocalypse" "ew"
@creatine_cycle that's my wife you're talking about buddy
@creatine_cycle That is true
@creatine_cycle 😢
@creatine_cycle 🪵
@creatine_cycle for good reason
@creatine_cycle I unironically know 5’5 polyam in AI safety and have never been more intellectually turned off
@creatine_cycle Absolute slop sAn FrAnCiSco humor.
At this point an AI could take over this account with a one sentence prompt instructing it to make lame SF tech jokes and literally no one would notice.
@creatine_cycle Hello, I'm a 6'5" blue eyed male in finance.
@creatine_cycle I think I know more women in SF who are into the second thing and not the first - is it a red flag?
@creatine_cycle 5’8 brown eyes alcoholic
@creatine_cycle No, they never do.
@creatine_cycle @cauliflwr_human
@creatine_cycle finance picked tall, AI safety picked obsessed. both found signals that work. both forgot: signal for what?