Comment Makes sense (Score 1) 101
A struggle to watch, I bailed midway through the S3 finale. Pretty much sums up the series. It could have been good, even great, in the right hands.
Comment Re:Given the quality of MS's code as of late (Score 1) 130
This.
Comment SubUrbia (Score 1) 62
SubUrbia, wow, that was hard to find a copy of, back when that was a thing. Cool.
Comment Re:Oh no, EM and hums... (Score 1) 124
Mod up.
Comment WTAF (Score 1) 210
No wonder Intel is struggling.
Comment Son of a Depression era farmer? (Score 1) 221
But he was born before the Great Depression started...
Google Updates Its Search Algorithm To Tackle AI Deepfakes (pcmag.com) 8
Google is updating its search algorithm and removal request process to make it easier for victims to combat unwanted sexually explicit AI deepfakes. "When reported AI deepfakes are identified, Google Search will automatically filter out related search results that might pop up in the future so users won't have to repeatedly report similar images or duplicates of an image to Google," reports PCMag. Additionally, Google will demote sites repeatedly hosting non-consensual deepfakes and aims to differentiate between consensual and non-consensual explicit content. From the report: Google says its Search algorithm update will lower the chances of explicit deepfakes appearing in Search. The search engine will also attempt to differentiate between real sexually explicit content made consensually (such as adult film stars' work, for example) and AI-generated media made without the person's consent. But Google says doing this is a "technical challenge," so these efforts may not be entirely accurate or effective. Regardless, Google claims that the changes it's already made to Search have reduced the resurfacing of such deepfakes by more than 70%. "With these changes, people can read about the impact deepfakes are having on society, rather than see pages with actual non-consensual fake images," Google said.
Comment Best Picture (Score 1) 77
Filmmaker Mode yields the best picture for me, but it is also the dimmest mode.
Comment Re:meaningless (Score 2) 54
Agreed. "Packard Motors buys Studebaker," and all that.
Comment This should be entertaining (Score 2) 19
I hope they overlay a microsoft logo too, so when it (inevitably) goes hilariously wrong, we'll know who to thank.
Comment Re:meh (Score 1) 100
Yes, exactly. It's also faster, presumably because it's so simple.
Comment Up to no good (Score 1) 32
Mine's been acting strangely and I do catch a whiff of deliberate behavior in it, but it could just be incompetence. As for the AI stuff, I mean, that sounds absolutely stupid, so that'll be in for sure.
Comment FP4 performance? (Score 1) 65
I mean... FP4?? Is FP4 even signed? And will their next generation tout FP3 or FP2 figures?
Comment "The language is fine" (Score 2) 258
"The language is fine, you're all just using it wrong."
Got it.
Comment Compilers (Score 0) 33
The downward trend began when MS started using compilers. The end result, presumably, will be code of infinite size and zero utlity.
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