Forgot your password?
typodupeerror

Comment Just what a robotic overlord would say. (Score 1) 129

Again, 'they' are telling us what's inevitable and how we have no choice.
Joke's on them! Natural stupidity will always win against artificial intelligence!
Just wait until prompt poisoning becomes widespread. The artists are already sabotaging their digital works now. Bodies of text are going to be riddled with neutering prompts.
Even the schools are already laying out poison text prompts to sabotage any students that try and use AI to write their papers.
It's going to be a very colourful process indeed.

Comment Beter security, but for extra (Score 1) 34

"At an event of this size, however, there will always be individuals attempting to take advantage of the situation."
Sounds like they were planing on there being thieves at the event from the start. "That's a nice new game you got there. Would be a real shame if anything happened to it while you're here" vibes.
Just sayin'

Comment Another case for the "Dumb Car" to return. (Score 1) 160

The smarter the vehicle, the dumber the driver. That has been me observation for more than 30 years now. It's going to be a driving force behind a resurgence of garage enthusiast and older drivers taking things into their own hands. Ripping out GPS and satellite options, installing old-school radios with MP3 players and CD readers, etc. Good old key locks without a phone app option are still preferred by some of us.

Comment Wow. People who don't have to work live longer. (Score 1, Insightful) 81

Just shows that, if you have the money to not work a lot and stress yourself out on the daily, you can afford to enrich your life with those (expensive) things.
Like that stupid study that said that horse owners tend to live longer that ignored that the same 'horse people' have a lot of money for healthcare and leisure time.
Yup, another no-brainer here.

Comment Extra Cost Being Built Right Into a New Home (Score 1) 162

Nothing like making home ownership even more expensive, and it's built right in. Extra power consumption and cooling requirements all from the original plan. Might be better in a colder climate, where the heat generated could offset the cost of heating the home itself, but this is just another environmental disaster in the making. Exactly what benefit is this to the home owner? Are they getting compensated for the presence of such a power-hungry monstrosity living like a troll in their basement/attic/garage?
Better to have a home with a wind generator on the back 40 and panels on the roof where the power generated actually pays you and potentially charges your car.
Trying to sell the concept of data processing for AI as a new utility you can take advantage of is not going to fly very well.

Comment Where's the supporting tech? (Score 2) 138

Besides computers, what supporting tech even exists? Where are the DVRs/PVRs? What services have full 4K support, let alone the bandwidth-munching 8K content? You think there's buffering lag now? Just wait until there's wide spread 8K media. Heck, there's barely reliable 4K supply now. Just try and find 4K media, let alone players out in the wild.

Comment Those who have a "Personal Soundtrack" (Score 1) 91

So, what about those walking noise pollution emitters with their bluetooth speakers blasting obscenity-laced 'songs' featuring whatever topic they're promoting this moment? What about them, hm? Even going so far as to drown out the local muzak or people trying to hold a conversation at decent volume with someone near them.

Comment Where would a Guide to Using AI Fall? (Score 1) 41

That's what I want to know. Where would such a guide, with illustrative examples, fall in this quagmire of IP management? Surely the use (and understanding) of AI prompts will become more and more important as time goes by. Somebody somewhere is going to write a guide (if there aren't a slew of them already). How much of said guide will be subject to copyright and who gets the revenue?

Slashdot Top Deals

Heisenberg may have been here.

Working...