Comment It's an asthetic problem (Score 1) 49
The real problem with Soderbergh's use of AI in this film is that his interpretation of Lennon's mind may disagreed with the viewer's - infact it's almost certainly going to in many people.
Comment Gen Z's motivation? (Score 1) 174
While fear of the future is something he recognizes as a factor, he misses that there's also anger about how hings have been handled in the past - and are are being handled in the same way today.
Comment Re:Contractual promises or not? (Score 1) 14
For the record I have an iPad deliberately chosen because it is incapable of running AI.
And one reason for Apple's poor performance with implementing AI may be that it's a feature many of it's users do not want.
Comment Anyone else make a gold smartphone? (Score 1) 55
Could be useful in helping decide who gets seated last, who doesn't get into the club, who gets bumped from a flight.
Comment Happy with flyng under the radar (Score 3, Interesting) 34
Leave the consumerist operating system in place for all the happy consumers. I don't want Linux adapted and enshitified to meet their needs - which is what will happen if they start switching in significant numbers. Keep the year of Linux on the desktop perpetually somewhere in the future.
Comment Re:About time (Score 1) 95
1941 to 1990
Comment Let me get this straight, (Score 1) 93
Meta is training it's shop AI to duplicate the habits of a hostile, angry, frightened workforce? That's going to be one pissed-off AI when it grows up.
Submission + - Voters fire city councellors over their support for proposed data center (politico.com)
newbie_fantod writes: Voters in a small Missouri town, unhappy with the city council's approval of a $6 billion data center, struck back at the polls last week, ousting all four incumbent council members running for reelection.
Comment Feed the trolls (Score 1) 63
Post lots of queries about goblins and trolls - help ChatGPT develop it's fantasy life, don't let those unimaginative technicians ruin a beautiful mind.
Comment Rule #1 - Consider the source! (Score 1) 77
If this story about unnamed scientists "miraculously" extinguishing fires by vibrating oxygen atoms seems implausible, well, it's from the New York Post. How the hell did this drivel make it past meta-moderation?
Comment Re:OpenAI is not a nonprofit anymore (Score 1) 51
Kind of like the "any legal use" thing the Pentagon is relying, right?
Submission + - Families of Tumbler Ridge mass shooting victims sue OpenAI (www.cbc.ca)
newbie_fantod writes: Families of the victims of the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting in British Columbia are suing OpenAI over it's failure to report the shooter as a rusk to police authorities.
OpenAI had flagged the shooter as a risk and banned her from the platform a month before the shooting which killed 6 children and 2 adults. The shooter had a history of repeated mental health issues with local RCMP which had resulted in earlier firearms confiscation.
OpenAI had flagged the shooter as a risk and banned her from the platform a month before the shooting which killed 6 children and 2 adults. The shooter had a history of repeated mental health issues with local RCMP which had resulted in earlier firearms confiscation.
Comment Took long enough (Score 1) 55
Glad someone finally broke Gale Bedeker's record
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Comment Re:I'm always amazed (Score 1) 131
Maybe just leave the cell phone at home if you're planning to commit a felony
Comment Re: Welcome to the dictatorship! (Score 1) 303
same diff.
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