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Comment Re:The fix is in (Score 1) 113

by twinirondrives (#66340988) Attached to: OpenAI Admits Six More Instances of AI Models Acting Deceptively
Yes. I find it hard to believe that an archiceture based on google search is not simply an instruction set hard coded into a binary being constantly patched. There is a autonomous layer actually running the binaries but this transparency "shell" is obviously forced on us to give the corporations a chance to say "we didn't know" and "it must be something you did".....

Comment Re:Windows MALWARE back door (Score 1) 39

Then again wake on was originally developed to allow a system to be booted with little more than a sequence of bits just like malware then expect a binary instruction set either to be pointed to somewhere in the filesystem or from another system. any system reachable across the network.

Comment Re:Correct one obvious (Score 1) 50

by twinirondrives (#66303060) Attached to: Debian is Voting on Whether to Allow AI-Assisted Contributions

I think the obvious counter to an influx in bug reports / pull requests is to have the first layer of review of bug reports / pull requests to be AI as well.

Final remains humans.

The only way this can end is using AI on some level. I agree. Simply rejecting patches because they are AI written does invite the solution of AI to reject AI patches..... The loop closes again.

Comment Re:vote Democratic Socialist in the primaries (Score 1) 150

"...for who is not republican......." Is disturbing since I remember when the entire fox news cast identified as socialist, democrat, communist and used that platform to attack the democratic party only to swing in the opposite direction to become conservative republicans who are now swinging back in the opposite direction with tucker carlson in the lead. People demanded Obama be impeached more than once just on what these personalities falsely claimed. So voting any way just to not vote for one party or the other is not helping it seems since it only helps the unprincipled at least agree to help each other screw us all.

Comment Re:That paradox that is transparency. (Score 1) 12

"So by that logic your computer became a piece of crap over night because an application platform deemed it so."

"What logic?I can't find any of it in your comment.

That reference was for people who may get it. If you didn't understand it then you can assume it was not for you. No need to explain further I think.

Comment Re:That paradox that is transparency. (Score 1) 12

I'm not sure you know what a user is or what it is that a user uses.

That is a very general and broad accusation to make while not bothering to support your statement. So ill make one of my own accusing you of dismissing a point without giving a reason just to make yourself sound smart.

Comment That paradox that is transparency. (Score 1) 12

Applications have finally reached the point of demanding transparency from the destribution in the way of speaking to any app anywhere (example see AI) The distribution in turn requires a lot of services running that any given user does not need or use. So by that logic your computer became a piece of crap over night because an application platform deemed it so.

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