Comment Re:Humans work by distillation as well (Score 1) 31
Maybe simplistic humans. Well, to be fair, that covers most of them.
Maybe simplistic humans. Well, to be fair, that covers most of them.
As LLMs are based on a massive theft of information, everybody should now steal from the LLMs as well. It is just fair.
It was also *not* a sign of how amazingly / scarily powerful these AIs are.
Yes. Also, I have seen estimates that they probably burned $20M in tokens for that attack. That makes them like 1000x (or more) more expensive than a competent pen-tester.
This is just a camera that makes sure the driver is looking forwards out the windscreen, and doesn't have their eyes closed or looking down at their phone for extended periods. The data isn't sent anywhere or recorded, there is no spying.
There is plenty of shit to be angry about, without making up more.
There is no surprise that their models (or any of the other major ones) can hack other sites. ALL of them are fully capable of this. The surprise is that they can't seem to build test environments that contain their tests.
Yes. At least for sites easy to hack and there are a lot of those. But the lack of effective isolation is surprising enough to ask whether this was intentionally done. At the very least it is gross negligence.
Is this actually true? I watched both Gamer's Nexus videos and while they mention that LG TVs can for nearby wifi networks, probably so they can geo-locate you, they don't actually connect to them or use them. Doing so would be very, very illegal in many countries.
I hate to defend LG, but there is enough to hang on them here without what appear to be unfounded claims.
They found that obvious and somewhat obvious lies still get them 95% of the effect. Hence why go for cleverly crafted when simple does the job nicely.
I mean on some level the AI fans are cult-like. A cult mind-set destroys the ability to fact-check.
Although the moon is smaller than the earth, it is farther away.