Comment Re:About time (Score 1) 65
1941 to 1990
1941 to 1990
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.
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.
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?
Kind of like the "any legal use" thing the Pentagon is relying, right?
Glad someone finally broke Gale Bedeker's record
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Maybe just leave the cell phone at home if you're planning to commit a felony
same diff.
That's an odd take considering that social media is provided solely for the specific purposes of controlling and influencing peoples opinions. You'd think a freedom-loving person like yourself would want to insulate people from that kind of intense, addictive influence until they've had an opportunity to form opinions of their own.
The responsible party is the person who pulled the trigger.
There's this well established concept in law called Accessory After The Fact - you can google it
A necessary step in establishing any successful autocracy - looks like it's going very well in the U.S.of A.
culturally, they are incredibly laid back and think hard work is a waste of time.
When the temperature and the relative humidity both are always somewhere around 99, even a brisk walk will have your clothes soaked through with sweat in a minute. You don't do anything quickly in that climate - something people from cultures that can afford to air condition every second of their lives may mistake for being "laid back"
Maybe a strike of the top 1000 Hollywood stars would have more effect than a letter, or maybe it would just hasten their replacement by AI avatars.
Pohl's law: Nothing is so good that somebody, somewhere, will not hate it.