Rogue attack makes it seem as if the AI was acting of it's own volition when we know it was only executing it's instructions. What's true here is that nobody authorized the attack.
Stop carrying water for AI companies. The truth of the matter is that Anthropic inadvertently launched a highly sophisticated cyber attack on HuggingFace due to their own negligence that would land anyone who isn't a billionaire in jail.
This is not a traditional computer operating system. We use the term "operating system" in two senses:
* An operating system for the company to be productive with AI, in a way that is safe, so that the security team can sleep at night.
* An operating system for AI workloads, analogous to the sense in which a traditional operating system manages compute workloads.
It's an AI sandbox.
I absolutely object to their misuse of existing terminology.
It's very important to recognize that what one executive says is rarely reflective of how middle-managers behave. The bottom line is that nobody should trust Microsoft, especially not it's employees. #GetTheFacts
The illusion of value.
OOW! This will go nicely with my illusion of choice.
They could have a unified codebase if they shifted to using Qt for everything. It can do GUI, system config, accelerated graphics, joysticks/gamepads, touchscreens, et cetera. If you want to improve compatibility then Qt is the obvious way to go. It also targets smartphones so if you want to make ports for that, it's an option.
Make a silent drone I'll be more impressed.
Those are old news, friend. https://s.abcnews.com/images/P...
Umm good luck with that. The animals on that planet would need strong muscles.
Not if they live in the water. You clearly underestimate what billions of years of evolution can produce.
Development feeds into distribution however you do it, so, at some point you have to deal with that.
In secure software distributions like Debian, each package...
* has the contents vetted and tested.
* is signed using a key that is associated with a physically verified person.
* may depends on other packages with the same requirements.
There have been no malicious packages in the Debian software distribution system which means there absolutely is a difference.
Hedge funds do NOTHING to contribute to society in any way, shape, or form. The fact that this parasitic operation is dying is a feel-good story, not an unfortunate tale.
Neither of these systems were designed to be secure software distribution systems, they were designed to be repositories for software development. Idiots decided, "hey, let's also build and distribute software using repositories meant for software development" and it went to shit as they should have expected. It bears repeating, these are not secure software distribution systems. Everyone needs to get a grip and stop pretending that they are and thus stop using them as such.
(We have on big hexagon on Saturn already.)
I'm not about to listen Big Hexagon about evolutionary geometry. Sounds like they already have you on their payroll!
Nobody in the entire thread could be arsed to actually read the blog post but not far in they tell you...
An open source Vulkan driver on Windows opens up a number of possibilities: a shared codebase across platforms, easier debugging and experimentation, faster turnaround on fixes, and a path for the community (e.g., game developers) to report problems or contribute improvements that benefit everyone regardless of operating system.
When a fellow says, "It ain't the money but the principle of the thing," it's the money. -- Kim Hubbard
