He believes it also hurts Meta's brand in the long run, pointing to the fact that the Canada's federal government, as well as that of British Columbia, other municipalities .... have all pulled their advertising off Facebook and Instagram in retaliation.

The tool works by subtly altering an image's pixels in a way that wreaks havoc to computer vision but leaves the image unaltered to a human's eyes

Also they're missing a golden opportunity to poison the AI so that it draws dicks on everything.

...the tool will make big tech companies more respectful of copyright, but it's also possible users could abuse the tool and intentionally upload "poisoned" images to generators to try and disrupt their services

Why didn't my ad blocker block this post? Strange.

Or the "Disable advertising" checkbox. Which I've noticed stays checked for a little while then unchecks itself.

The "jokes" are terrible and not funny at all.

In Soviet 'Murica TV watches you.

The kiosks are textbook examples of bad UI design. It's like some high school student wrote the software while learning JavaScript.

Apparently the folks who make ServiceNow hired these same high schoolers because I have yet to come across any piece of software so poorly coded and "designed" as ServiceNow.

To those who claim these models and generative AI systems don't have a memory of the training input and aren't just regurgitating the training input after tossing it in a blender... this is another example of the system literally spewing out identifiable memorized training data.

Last I heard the USPS was complaining about reduced volume of mail causing losses. Now they are complaining that increased volume is causing losses. This has led to underpricing their service. They need to fix that ASAP.