I've heard some pretty sad excuses for AI slop (Shunned at a Funeral) but some very clever uses for it too (Amelia). "The best thing the government did...was invent me!"
As long as they're honest about it being AI I'll decide what I want to listen to. It's hard for it to show any creativity, but creativity is sorely lacking in all current music.
...laura
Well, when you can't keep your proprietary code secure, perhaps you are a supply chain risk.
the government's actions looked like an attempt to "cripple Anthropic" for exercising its first amendment rights
You don't have first amendment rights when you are dealing with classified material. And no company is owed an existence by the Pentagon. Who the hell do they think they are? Boeing.
People are tending to more commonly use these low-frequency words in their speech because they're spending a lot of time listening to or reading AI-generated content,
I read the Internet for the pictures.
Take the thing we have barely the capacity to produce, almost all industries in the US depend on, and make it more expensive. Should help the economy.
Sure, just not many 8 year olds are customers. It's teenagers.
It's not stupid if chaos and destruction are the goals. It's only evil.
To maggots anyone not on their party line is wrong. Too bad that party line is an unprotected signal chat.
You were mad that efforts were being made to make up for prejudicial treatment that you have benefited from and now you want to cry about it here and get other people to comisserate with you over it. You proved exactly how necessary such efforts are with your crybaby reaction.
I have at least one persistent moderation troll. The usual one mods down three in a row without concern for appearances because he knows that slashdot protects anyone who increases post count
"His work focuses on how climate hazards inequitably affect communities, and that work has become harder to fund, he said."
One tech representative said "the math literally just does not work,"
"It was my understanding that there would be no math."
Turns out current usage != etymology (and no, a stereotypical luddite is not the same as a historical Luddite).
By all means, celebrate ignorance. I note you skipped over the #1 definition. Typical coward shit. You're afraid of knowledge.
I'd encourage Ring to find ways to close the window of access even more.
Google stores more data about users' activities than Ring could ever dream of. It's literally the basis of its primary business. Throw some more stones, though.
Your experience is literally irrelevant because it doesn't prove a negative and it doesn't speak to anyone else's experience.
One man's constant is another man's variable. -- A.J. Perlis
