Comment Re:Cheap = abused. (Score 1) 97
1) I did not suggest anything. I noted the problem was the minimal cost and theorized about what would happen if that cost was higher. You jumped to a conclusion that I did not make.
2) If I were to suggest something, I would suggest that the state charge the police to use the item and send the money to pay for legal aid attorneys for indigent defendants.
Comment Ya know... (Score 2) 76
Comment Re:It's never aliens. (Score 1) 28
I think that's the real problem. People get so excited over things before they even examine it.
Comment Re:And water (Score 1) 277
Comment Re:And water (Score 1) 277
Submission + - Should AI Ban Users Without Human Review? (medium.com)
A recently published Medium article examines this question through the experience of a Facebook account suspension that was reportedly initiated by an automated system, followed by an automated appeal denial and no meaningful path to human review.
The article argues that the issue isn't AI itself—it's allowing AI to become investigator, decision-maker, and appeals process without effective human oversight.
The broader concern is that platforms like Meta have evolved into critical pieces of modern infrastructure. They host community groups, school communications, local government announcements, business pages, political discussions, and years of personal history. Their ecosystems also span multiple interconnected services, meaning a single enforcement action can affect Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, Threads, and Meta hardware tied to the same account.
This concern extends beyond a single user's experience. A growing advocacy effort at People Over Platforms documents thousands of reports from users who say they were wrongfully locked out of their accounts and calls for stronger transparency, meaningful appeals, and human oversight.
The movement originated with a Change.org petition that has gathered more than 63,000 supporters before transitioning to an independent nonprofit focused on digital rights and platform accountability.
Media outlets in multiple countries have also reported on users who say they were wrongly disabled by Meta's automated enforcement systems, with some accounts later restored after additional review.
Rather than asking whether AI should be used for moderation, the article asks a different question:
If AI is empowered to make decisions that can revoke a person's digital identity, communications, communities, and purchased ecosystem, should there always be a meaningful human appeal available?
Medium article:
https://medium.com/@vtadorsett...
People Over Platforms:
https://www.peopleoverplatform...
Original Change.org petition:
https://www.change.org/p/hold-...
Comment Never going to work (Score 1) 102
The anti-vax people will find a way to ruin this for everyone else.
Just like they managed to kill a US soldier and get about 200 of them sick simply by changing the rules so that the soldiers do not have to get vaccinated.
Comment It's never aliens. (Score 3, Insightful) 28
This is about the 5th time I remember someone saying they found 'signs' of alien life, and it never is.
Comment Re:Why (Score 1) 277
Comment Re:Taller hoods? (Score 2) 277
Comment Re:And water (Score 3, Insightful) 277
I think a huge part of the problem is that people feel invulnerable in their gas-guzzling tanks, so they feel like they don't actually have to pay attention to where they are going. Which leads to incidents like the soccer mom who simply wasn't paying attention as her huge SUV wondered left, across the oncoming lane, and up onto the sidewalk to kill a pedestrian. She though interacting with her own kid was more important than watching the road.
Comment Re:Is this a sign to short their stock? (Score 1) 38
Comment Re:How a compiler differs from an LLM (Score 1) 57
Just because you're not given the controls [the random seed used to process an LLM prompt] doesn't mean they do not exist.
I'll have to disagree with you on that. What matters for reproducible builds is that the person performing the build has power to set the seed.
Comment Re:Pony up (Score 3, Informative) 190
Yes, this is exactly what we wanted. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
Note, this vehicle has all the luxury options too, they just do not come as part of packages, you can put whatever you want in it.
Decorations (wraps instead of paint)
Fancy lights
roof racks
Fancy audio gear
fancy seats
Tablet mounts to give you back that entertainment system