bitnasty

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by bitnasty 2y ago
CCP does what they want, the “regulations” are meaningless.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
Not sure how this is supposed to be a convincing article when it doesn’t really discuss the actual issue the FCC is trying to solve.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
The claim that a vast majority of people with depression have life circumstances causing it is extremely dubious and reeks of bias.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
Stereotype.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
Public safety and societal risks to the group members’ public images, maybe.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
I don’t even think safety means anything that extreme. It’s more about disseminating misinformation IMO.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
The internet is not 10000x as bad. The models we are discussing basically ARE the internet but you only get a one-paragraph summary with no sources or context.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
The models are sold as being accurate. Techie-types know the limitations but they are not the average population.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
Serving different resources based on reported user agent data.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
I think that’s the point. Force the companies to improve their security practices.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
Doesn’t anyone else have issues with the idea of putting education in the hands of a hallucinating parrot?
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by bitnasty 2y ago
You, like many others, miss the number one danger of AI—making people dumber and less capable of reason.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
If anyone thinks that “expires” date is anything but a recommendation, they should seriously consider improving their reasoning skills. Might actually be a good interview question.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
I would think this tool is useful for students or journalists. Grammarly and other writing tools would be relevant. Obviously, people who are interested in government or politics, so political ads are hugely relevant.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
If he’s getting paid per impression, then I don’t see how the payout will be unexpected terrible considering the site has existing traffic. Of course he could be paid by click, in which case you are probably right.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
Advertisers are the ones paying to have their ads shown. Google is not an advertiser in this context.
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by bitnasty 2y ago
That’s not what arbitrary means. The age is set as low as possible while still being reasonable as to not send kids to war. Maybe the distinction between the ages 16-17 and 17-18 seems “arbitrary” but there is a reason the age is 17 and not
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by bitnasty 3y ago
OTA TV is a vital, free public service. We take high speed internet for granted and think everyone has access. They don’t. OTA is not as it once was, but it isn’t going away for a long, long time.
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by bitnasty 3y ago
They have… they write language and they are good at it. The problem is language is not reality, proper language does not mean truth or fact. The models predict what is most likely to come next, not what is most likely to reflect reality.