Great, another company absolutely absorbed fully by buzzwords because they don't know how to market their own tech without it. Cant wait to get charged $10,000 usd for a card that renders at 1/8th the scale then runs it through an upscaler that's quite literally guessing. if this becomes a thing AMD will become a monopoly in more serious fields besides the epic leet 420 no scope gamers. even if somehow dlss becomes the standard in games ill take the performance hit to not use it. or, you know, we could go back to optimizing game rendering for the hardware we have in front of us. No? Okay.

cool, your experiences are not comparable to the protestors. reddit won't be the same after this, but you wont notice between ads and porn bots.

Redditors who have jumped off the ship and the people of slashdot who haven't been following the story duke it out over semantics. Lots of talk of scorched earth ideas on how to end this without thinking that nobody wants to moderate through the bullshit without effective tools to do so, sure they can find someone starry eyed to do it but that won't last the moment they run into something worse than a porn bot. hardcore users of reddit have been using the same apps for years, and i've read many times that once they die off it will probably be the end of reddit for them. slashdot users trying to remind them that a website needs to make money even though reddit has been profitable for some time now.

let it bleed. this is what the protest is about. reddit needs these 3rd party options and those tiny dicked mods to keep the site floating. or they could make your day better and ruin themselves in a few months.

This is like watching grandma rant about how her pictures were on the internet before facebook was invented and she put them there willingly. the information presented here is concerning but in the same way that it was concerning last time we heard this information. in the hands of idiots who don't know how to ask the right questions or hand the mic to someone who knows how to ask the right questions all this will end up being is a culture war of "we have to hate this because china like it! you dont like china do you?!" and nothing more. if there are security concerns investigate them! if they turn out to be true then use that as ammo, not the fact that a foreign company with no need to stand to our powers that be has lied to the senate.

in short, there is already a system to do this. In louisiana you have a digital id card (la wallet) and you use that to "verify" you're over 18 by signing into the app and doing a 2 step verification if need be. makes looking at adult sites a pain in the ass. the solution? a vpn

It mainly solves a problem of convenience. working with the limited information and how it works currently, my guess is its going to be like androids biometrics where they just save you from having to input a password when they work, and ask for that password when they don't. I see this being most useful to a more tech illiterate person who already uses things like windows hello/touch id to authenticate into their computer.

Its particularly bothersome to me that this was published in cell reports, a biology journal, and not a computer science journal. It reeks of a set of peers that aren't very versed on the topic. its true that ChatGPT is becoming an issue in schools, its undeniable that my peers are using it to get easy answers to questions that would take a while to search for, but the scope of this paper is just impractical. No PhD student would directly go to a bot known to give bad answers with questions on something as reviewed as a scientific paper, never mind a doctor. I like to think that the peer review system would spot the hallucinations and tear it to shreds, but as others have pointed out the peer review system is flawed in its own ways. I think the researchers would have a better shot if their dataset targeted a different set of formal writing instead of academic science.