Comment Re:Only bug left. (Score 1) 40

You're one of those dingbats who still doesn't realize they're going to do all the things their terms of service let them do.

They claim they use the "chats" for training, but you consider it a "conspiracy theory" that they might use them for training.

You're an idiot. There's no conspiracy. They use the user interactions for training, and part of that signal is detecting results that the user had a very positive reaction to, and providing those results to others.

The real "conspiracy theory" is your idea that they leave money on the table for some unknown reason.

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Comment Re: My daily dose of confirmation Bias (Score 1) 69

There was never *any* chance of "causing a war" with China by interdicting a merchant ship in a officially declared maritime blockade zone

True, and China doesn't want to overreact too much since they're constantly interdicting other ships unlawfully, even in other countrys' exclusive economic zones!

Comment Re:Oh Noes! (Score 1) 20

Wrong for both. First, Flock isn't the government. The Constitution limits only the government. Second, the 14th is entirely irrelevant here; the 4th doesn't apply here because you have no expectation of privacy in public and neither you nor your possessions are being either searched or seized just by having video of you recorded.

Comment Re:Only bug left. (Score 1) 40

I have had a clear information leak with an LLMs years ago. I had tried an exam question with ChatGPT and it could not answer. Only 6 days later it was able to answer for 23 students asking literally the same question (i.e. all of them). Others made similar experiences.

It was totally clear to me back then that there is zero privacy in LLM sessions and that they probably had humans work on failed queries and use manual additions in a search engine that runs in parallel, because there was not enough time for a re-training.

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