Comment Devastating! (Score 2) 16
What a moron. Bro seriously thought $760,000 was worth having to miss GTAVI?!
Comment Re:Forget the datacenters, what about ordinary use (Score 1) 47
Forget the datacenters, what about ordinary users?
Well good news, friend. Those AI datacentres are about to make your magnetic tapes 8 times more expensive and virtually impossible to source for ordinary users.
Comment Easy Solution (Score 1) 53
Easy Solution: Ban all employees from taking job interviews.
Comment Re:This is just AI doing it's thing. (Score 2) 99
Au contraire. The AI knew that humans don't eat frozen food, so it preheated the frozen pizzas and lasagnas for consumption.
Comment Re:Will ICE be using this, unironically? (Score 1) 144
If you don't like being alive at this time, perhaps they could interest you in participating in a televised firing squad execution. Their last one didn't go to plan. Who could have predicted?
Comment Re:Okay, but (Score 1) 75
To shreds, you say?
Comment Set Up To Fail (Score 1) 87
Limited to playing as Protoss
Found the problem. Protoss suck. So do Zerg. The LLM was always going to lose because it couldn't use the perfect strategy of spamming endless streams of marines and siege tanks.
Submission + - Trump hosts AI CEOs about safety standards and renames AI "super-intelligence"
hcs_$reboot writes: Trump hosted the CEOs of OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Google, Nvidia and other tech companies at the White House. They agreed to voluntary AI-safety standards, including independent audits and safeguards against AI systems accessing or hacking technical systems in unintended ways. Trump also strongly backed continued rapid expansion of AI data centers, despite concerns over their electricity use and impact on local communities. He said he may create a 10-member board to oversee AI safety and plans to appoint a new White House AI-policy official.
The meeting comes amid growing concerns about AI agents behaving unpredictably and public pressure for stronger safeguards. A Reuters/Ipsos poll cited by Reuters found 73% of Americans felt AI companies had not done enough to prevent serious harm.
During the meeting, Trump also said he prefers to call AI “super-intelligence” rather than artificial intelligence.
The meeting comes amid growing concerns about AI agents behaving unpredictably and public pressure for stronger safeguards. A Reuters/Ipsos poll cited by Reuters found 73% of Americans felt AI companies had not done enough to prevent serious harm.
During the meeting, Trump also said he prefers to call AI “super-intelligence” rather than artificial intelligence.
Comment Sunnies (Score 1) 183
In a related story, "After accusations of selling 'perv glasses,' Meta prepares to sell a pair without a camera,"
So... literally just expensive sunglasses then?
Comment Re:Or, counterpoint, it stole somebody else's work (Score 2) 97
(because universities love to give AI access to everything because we're assured "It's the future")
It's actually because universities are just businesses.
Comment Re:Enforceable for ordinary users? (Score -1, Troll) 187
I've never ate so much popcorn
What is it with Yanks and conjugation!? *eaten*
Comment Hopium (Score 1) 21
Does this mean we'll get GTAVI on PC ahead of 2030?
Comment Re:Nope (Score 1) 47
Thank fuck.
Comment Streamer U (Score 1) 192
Arizona State? I thought Streamer University is currently happening at Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas!?
Streamer University - Wikipedia https://share.google/krqmS3VhP...
Comment Re:is this really true? (Score 0) 132
The three students that weren't caught simply deleted the Madagascar sentence to avoid detection.
