Well Big Orange is just a puppet for Israel (same with Biden, Oboomer, W. Bush). Neo-conservatives and fake-liberals alike all kiss the wall and do whatever the PM of "our greatest ally" tells them to. People like Epstein (you know there must be a dozen others that work in the fields of sexual blackmail) keep them all in check. It doesn't matter if there's a Blue Pedo, and Orange Pedo or a Black Pedo in office. We are "One Nation Under Blackmail."

And it IS the entire world. Obama carpet bombed Lybia and tried to take America to war with Syria. W took two countries and Gen Wesley Clark said his administration wanted to take 7. Biden didn't really do anything, and I think that was intentional so when they let Trump back in, he could be given the insanity script (people will beg for Blue again in 2.5 years and Biden's successor will probably bomb the fuck our of the Saudis or whoever is left).

American citizens have elected the President of the United States of Israel for decades.

It's already been proposed at the federal level

: https://www.congress.gov/bill/...

articles about it:

https://www.osnews.com/story/1...

https://itsfoss.com/news/os-le...

Smaller and older models found the exact same bugs in some projects like OpenBSD, if told specifically where to look. Anthrophic also spent $20k+ on some of those runs to find those bugs. It's just all smoke, mirrors and bullshit marketing.

https://aisle.com/blog/ai-cybe...

Australia, the UK and New Zealand have tried to do this to Josh Moon of Kiwifarms. What he's doing is legally protected in America though.

Also it's funny this judge hands this down to Anna's Archive, but the judge in the Meta/LLM case did fuck all nothing for their bullshit. He could have, at the very least, ordered Meta to pay the full cover price for one physical book for ever book they crammed through their Random Word Generation training model, and it would have been pennies in cost to Meta, but he couldn't even be fucked to do something symbolic like that.

Fuck how backwards all of this is.

I know you're trying to make a joke, but there are a lot of rules that are literally different in different federal districts. For example, are all federal attorneys required to respect plea agreements and deals made by other districts? Nope. Some do and some do not, and that's the reason Maxwell got prosecuted even though she was exempt in the Jeffery Epstein agreement.

https://www.maglaw.com/media/p...

At some point SCOTUS might finally offer a top down ruling about this, but for now it's really weird.

Archive dot org will always remain online because it's very likely already been compromised. After their "hack," a lot of stuff disappeared, some even in the public domain:

https://battlepenguin.com/poli...

oh, so these features depending on Internet connectivity anyway? So if you don't connect all your InternetOfTrash Shit to the Internet, this would affect you zero? Cool, don't care.

I haven't hooked up a TV to the Internet since 2010 and I intentionally bought a dishwasher with zero Wi-Fi/Bluetooth (KitchenAid thankfully hasn't gone the IoTrash/enshitty route). Sadly my lawnmower has bluetooth, but I've never connecting that ever.

I have a Linux box connected to my TV and pirate 4k content. I've never paid for a streaming service. I'll keep it that way until I die.

If your visceral reaction is to immediately defend something you only know about through information decimation, you have a religious belief. It's pretty clear you are one who believes without truly questioning. There is a magic to "seeing a video," that is just as powerful, and possibly just as deceptive, as reading it in a scared book. You don't have to believe, but if you immediately dismiss, you cannot ever truly think critically about the nature of our reality.

It's okay. Everyone has a religion.

Yea but Apollo never left low earth orbit.

Prediction: this "feature" will very rapidly be abused by people who inject instructions, probably in HTML comments or white-on-white text. Google will try to mitigate exploits for several months before finally giving up after larger and larger data breaches and finally remove it from their browser.

The UK's first response always seems to ban things. I'm reminded of the David Firth cartoon where a group of individual ban everything, to the point where they have no idea about what's going on in the outside world and are left to sit in a room and wonder if they've fixed anything.

I'm reminded of the case where Chipotle was facing a class action and had a few hundred people removed from the lawsuit since they had signed arbitration agreements. Turns out this was a really bad move as every single one of them filing for arbitration carried a minimal legal fee. The judge refused to let them out of their own fuckup:

https://www.latimes.com/busine...

I interviewed for Booking back around .. 2016 I think? Everything was written in Perl. There were no plans to move to anything else. There were very few tests. Developers often pushed straight to production. The recruiter mentioned all of this up front, which was the only positive thing. I'm honestly surprised it's taken this long for there to be a data breach. The place sounded like a shit shop.

> It's also mathematically impossible to eliminate hallucinations.

They're not "hallucinations." The LLM cannot "lie" to you. It's simply trying to predict the next word (or part of word/token). That's it. There's no intent. There's no reasoning. There's a massive lossy compression across a corpus of insane amounts of human text, combined with some human and some automated reinforced feedback training. People cannot seem to understand that, no matter how generic the texts gets or how the chatbot keeps looping the same responses once you get past your context window.

The danger is not the LLM model itself. It's the absolutely insane amount of trust people put in them, or the belief that they are some kind of emergent consciousness when really it's just a very good mathematical parlor trick.