EagnaIonat

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by EagnaIonat 2mo ago
> What does AI ethics even mean? It's a broad statement and can mean different things depending where you are in that chain. You have design and compliance. Compliance is what you are allowed to do (laws). Design is how you construc
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by EagnaIonat 2mo ago
> I'd argue folks in ethics roles shouldn't be responsible for actually creating the systems, processes, and practices required to put those concepts into practice. That's what engineering, product, and people leadership a
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by EagnaIonat 2mo ago
> My sense is that it is radically shifting from a fluffy marketing arm Is this your opinion, or do you have something to back it up? My comment is anecdotal, but everyone I know who works in AI Ethics are not marketing people. They are
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by EagnaIonat 2mo ago
You should read his autobiography It was not possible to get a high speed as the machine often jammed. IIRC Mark Twain said the machine helped in improving his swearing.
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by EagnaIonat 2mo ago
> It absolutely isn't. Paige was actually the engineer ... It glosses over it and Twains autobiography goes into more detail. What impressed Twain about it was the demonstration had an operator typing at high speed. When he got the
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by EagnaIonat 2mo ago
Downvoted for asking for a citation?!
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
Shame there's no lego model with the dangly bits showing.
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
I never said they weren't. Although if its a personal opinion, then it can't really be taken as fact. The claim seemed off, so I was curious where it came from. A google search, it's an alleged claim by Nate Silver posted on
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
> In France the left is slowly coming back to X ahead of the presidential election Do you have a citation on that?
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
Bluesky doesn't. I dropped X shortly after Elon took over. Around the time the neo-nazi spam increased. I also blocked it so I can't accidentally go to the site. Nothing of value was lost. Bluesky is like the early days of Twitter
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
Most companies give you a company phone with a company iCloud account.
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
Any self respecting lawyer would normally tell you to stfu and not post stuff like this. Judges don't like trial by press. I think they are hoping what they did with Elon will work with Apple.
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
You are partly correct. They have training video series as well. Even one on Linear Algebra. Starts from scratch and works up to advanced.
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
> While I really wanted to learn I still struggled to find a good learning path For that 3Blue1Brown is very good for this. https://www.youtube.com/@3blue1brown Better Explained as well, but focuses more on how to unders
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
That's an oversimplification of what SCORM is, but point taken. My comment was about LMS.
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
I was referring to systems that are designed to teach people. SCORM for example.
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
> 01 Plans a path with you > 02 Adapts to how you learn > 03 Patiently stays with you until you've mastered new skills 1 and 2 any of the big AI companies will do that for you. I have Claude doing this for me for a few learnin
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
> Policies can and will be changed and bypassed. You should take the time to see how it works. No singular country can put information in that wouldn't be picked up straight away by other countries. There are 70 countries signed up
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
> Apple or whoever maintains that listof hashes from putting things other than child abuse on there, like dissident memes for example. That's the common argument and it's wrong. The hash database is regulated and used worldwide
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
> Seems obvious when you say it like that, That's exactly what happens. CSAM has two parts to it. The first is the known and most horrific videos of CP out there. These aren't shared, instead only hashes are used to determine i
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
Interesting (short read) but the premise can be applied to everything. Automation, Programming module/libraries. But for replacing others we don't care about, often the doorman fallacy is hit.
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
They are probably talking about data centres and town hall meetings where people are objecting and being removed. Even a casual search you will find numerous videos. The only issue I see with your comment (and this thread stems off the misr
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
Can you elaborate?
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
I was responding to the person, not the top post. I find it funny to be "anti-ai" when I work in the field. Pointing out dangers that need to be addressed isn't being Anti-AI. I didn't comment on the top post because it&
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
> It's just a really good illusion from a well tuned stochastic parrot. The stochastic parrot claim is long gone. Someone with actual skill in their respective field can create something new and original from current AI systems. The
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
It depends, but I from what I have seen on multiple projects with different teams/skills, that it amplifies the ability of the person/team. It pushes the bulk of the work to review. So teams with good practices can account for thi
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
> So, E2E is unaffected? Because its an extension of an existing bill. After the whole internet lost its mind about Apple CSAM scanning and being horribly off target, I'd recommend to ignore news reports and go to the sources when m
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
Even with the motion/background button toggles you are still left with tiny fonts that make it hard to read. It actually made me check my browser wasn't set to zoom out. But then using zoom changes nothing, which breaks accessibil
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by EagnaIonat 3mo ago
I rented a car that had this feature and instantly hated it. I forget the make, but if it detected you were not looking at the road for a period of time, it would slam on the brakes and release. A way to jolt you awake. The problem was it r
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by EagnaIonat 4mo ago
The answer would be yes. It's about using stored knowledge to increase the accuracy of the answer and evidence surfacing. It doesn't have to be a vector database. Kapa is one of the few companies doing RAG right.

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