WrockBro

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by WrockBro 2y ago
Well I flagged the overview as inaccurate and now it no longer appears under that search. It's possible other people were doing the same thing though. As a general rule fanon (fan canon) wikis should probably be delisted as sources. Pe
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by WrockBro 2y ago
Maybe Sama tweeted/ex-posted "her" because that was a trending topic related to the demo? I guess everything has to be some grand conspiracy nowadays.
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by WrockBro 3y ago
It's fluent in understanding and writing in different languages so it has to be based on one of the more advanced models. In my tests it even recognized Morse code and Braille.
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by WrockBro 3y ago
I don't think it's that prompt specifically, just it's too long.
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by WrockBro 3y ago
I've seen that happen for non-Fox News URLs. Google probably added a filter to Gemini that removes URLs that no longer work or are 'hallucinated'.
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by WrockBro 3y ago
> Anticipating potential free speech defenses, the lawsuit argues that the special "has no comedic or creative value absent its self-proclaimed connection with George Carlin” and that it doesn't “satirize him as a performer or
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by WrockBro 3y ago
I went back to the video and it said Gemini was "searching" for that music, not generating it. Google has done some stuff with generative music ( https://aitestkitchen.withgoogle.com/experiments/music-lm ) but
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by WrockBro 3y ago
The problem is you have to prove intent to build a legal case. If the person holding a banner doesn't know whatever they're advertising is illegal then they wouldn't be liable. A case could be made if they're informed it
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by WrockBro 8y ago
When I first saw this app in the news, I downloaded it to see how this "conversion therapy" app worked. I was expecting step-by-step instructions on how to go from gay to straight, but instead I got an app for listening to Bible v