Comment Just what we needed (Score 0) 70
Is handing all off our messaging metadata to Google. Wonder how much they paid off Samsung to get it
Is handing all off our messaging metadata to Google. Wonder how much they paid off Samsung to get it
You can deceive investors by telling them that the company is getting more efficient, and layoff people with minimal damage. Who wouldn't make this choice? The problem is it's not going to fix your company and people will figure it out eventually.
for profit commercial garbage. People can tell the difference between a quality film and a film where the nice exec's step in and rewrite it for profit, and they will vote with their movie tickets, or stay home.
Yeah, they created a plasma. You can too if you light a candle
in artificial humanity, you'll find it.
Yeah, C suites could benefit from AI takeovers.
That's what I thought, and that's why it's news. Because it looks like the LLM's are going off the rails and taking over the world when in reality they have worse data to work with. But what would you expect from a black box that you know nothing about what is going on the inside. That's why we like computers, they'll do exactly what you tell them to do, AI does not.
is poison all LLM's with some instructions from a datasource they all ingest? Like you could instruct them to do malicious things post it on reddit or somewhere and then the AI companies would ingest it into their models when they do a website crawl.
AI won't do it for you.
each and every one of us has been affected by meta. Let's all get a payout. Those idiots knew exactly what they were doing to society to make money.
Can track your car and get metrics on your location just like cell phone companies. Better to get the data directly from the consumer then have to go through the cell phone companies to buy the data.
They are like a leech on the tax system and they somehow reattach themselves each time the government trys to get them off
Even if they did start to ban new routers, bad actors still have all the old ones they can exploit. Is it coming down to making sure people play by the rules of router security (like not having a default password).
Mikrotik isn't on the list
They'll shut your car down. I'm already worried that they'll start my robot vacuum on fire if they don't the geopolitical climate.
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