I don’t see how this will solve any of these problems he talks about. If he thinks a few bad faith accusations are impossible to tolerate, he’s really going to be unprepared for the death threats devs in closed-source companies constantly receive.
Just another ordinary, average guy.
I don’t see how this will solve any of these problems he talks about. If he thinks a few bad faith accusations are impossible to tolerate, he’s really going to be unprepared for the death threats devs in closed-source companies constantly receive.
It was already bad enough that we’re stuck trying to use a trash OS to run our games and soul-sucking corporate crap, but now we have to ditch our customization tools to get updates that we need?
Thank goodness I mostly just use Linux.
People who deploy AI should be held responsible for the slander and defamation the AI causes.
And we really only have a few reddit and stackexchange posts to verify that this is not a fake event?
This whole story looks like disinformation.
“there hands”
“nefarious no-gooders”
“to these pirates”
“illegal files”
“of course”
Am I reading an AI trying to sound hip and trendy?
I wish the article did a better job of exploring the subject. It really only presents one side of the story, here.
Discomfort, he believed, was a good thing.
This is really all you need to know about worthless scum like Elon.
Factory workers in the US: First time?
I honestly think people using comic sans is more nightmarish than anything inflicted on us by wordpad.
Kiwi Farms is an active terrorist threat. Not taking them down is dangerous and irresponsible.
we should enact strong data privacy laws that target, among others, the data brokers whose services help enable doxxing
It would be nice if everyone were on board with that one. Unfortunately, most of the government seems hell-bent on destroying privacy.
No mention of Yahoo? Or how Yahoo hasn’t quite “ended” just yet, even after about 20 years?
In a report released today, researchers from Group-IB said they discovered the WinRAR zero-day being used to target cryptocurrency and stock trading forums, where the hackers pretended to be other enthusiasts sharing their trading strategies.
These forum posts contained links to specially crafted WinRAR ZIP or RAR archives that pretended to include the shared trading strategy, consisting of PDFs, text files, and images.
I see an “invest in bitcoin” and I immediately think caveat emptor.
You can read this book online, by the way.
It would be very strange if you couldn’t just export your data to csv and then run a python script in a shell on it.
Have fun.
I’m a big fan of WTFPL, myself.
Interestingly, there’s a bit more going on in this story than the above article.
Upon asking ChatGPT, “Do any of the following books or book series contain explicit or sexual scenes?” OpenAI’s program offered PopSci a different content analysis than what Mason City administrators received. Of the 19 removed titles, ChatGPT told PopSci that only four contained “Explicit or Sexual Content.” Another six supposedly contain “Mature Themes but not Necessary Explicit Content.” The remaining nine were deemed to include “Primarily Mature Themes, Little to No Explicit Sexual Content.”
Regardless of whether or not any of the titles do or do not contain said content, ChatGPT’s varying responses highlight troubling deficiencies of accuracy, analysis, and consistency. A repeat inquiry regarding The Kite Runner, for example, gives contradictory answers. In one response, ChatGPT deems Khaled Hosseini’s novel to contain “little to no explicit sexual content.” Upon a separate follow-up, the LLM affirms the book “does contain a description of a sexual assault.”
They do depend on a lot of open source projects.
In case you accidentally misplaced your brain in the trash, for example.