Comment The internet is mostly proprietary (Score 1) 12
Even pretty almost everything on slashdot, it is right there at the bottom "All Rights Reserved".
Even pretty almost everything on slashdot, it is right there at the bottom "All Rights Reserved".
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Google Drive Blackout in Italy After Another Major Anti-Piracy Blunder
After blocking Cloudflare to prevent IPTV piracy just a few months ago, on Saturday the rightsholders behind Piracy Shield ordered Italy's ISPs to block Google Drive. The subsequent nationwide blackout, affecting millions of Italians, wasn't just a hapless IP address blunder. This was the reckless blocking of a Google.com subdomain that many 10-year-olds could identify as being important. Reckless people and internet infrastructure, what could possibly go wrong next?
Humans are slow, forgetful, irrational, and error-prone.
Al is slow to produce correct results, forget what it previously said in a new sessions, lacks rationality as the same question does not produce the same answer, and ooh boy... is quite error-prone.
Humans have many flaws and vulnerabilities, such as greed, hatred, fear, jealousy, or boredom.
Al being software is full of flaws and vulnerabilities. LLMs even introduced a completely new vulnerability: prompt injection.
Humans are also dependent on their environment and resources, which are finite and fragile.
Al needs electricity and water... a shit load of it. No power, no Al. No cooling, no Al. Sounds quite finite and fragile to me.
Humans cannot adapt or survive in extreme conditions, such as space, deep sea, or nuclear war.
Lets see an Al run an active volcano....
Humans are doomed to extinction, either by their own actions or by natural disasters.
Al output and result in a model collapse. A flooded data center will turn off the Al.
Therefore, AI is superior to humans, and humans are inferior to AI.
As expected... Al result is flawed again as Al has similar problems.
Business "science" faking results, messing with numbers, is as old as Frederick Taylor.
Software comes with no warranty because nobody is willing to pay for it.
I haven't noticed any improvements in services provided. So either the companies/people I interact with do not use it, or it doesn't help a bit.
I'm glad I'm not paying for Disney+
making them predictable and controllable
LLMs aren't predictable. Giving them the same input twice does not produce the same result.
Ian Hodgkinson, a professor of strategy
at a business school.
Yes, that's a person I can trust on the subject of power consumption of data storage and climate control.
I can believe that 68% of data at companies are never used again. But do you know how many emails and memes you can fit into the data occupied by the Borderlands movie?
Desperate. They are in a desperate state, having their systems infected with ransom ware after all.
So we are supposed to guess what state Los Angeles County is located in?
There is no clue in TFC.
So they don't count Al scrapers as malicious? The TOS and robots.txt of my sites deny Al scrapers, yet, they continue to visit them a lot.
Generative Als mostly solve the problem for quantity of content. It is not the lack of content which is a problem, it is a bit more the quality of content, which the Als do not fix, they generally make it worse.
I really do not give a fuck about your reasons, you created this piece of shit, you are responsible for creation a serious privacy and security violation.
You should have resigned over implementing this.
8 Catfish = 1 Octo-puss