cboswel1

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   by cboswel1 3y ago

   For the average citizen, probably not, but imagine you are a celebrity, politician, government contractor, tech CEO/employee with access to IP. It's not that difficult to hash out someone's algorithm to get enough of a psycho
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   by cboswel1 3y ago

   Dawg, we both know the moment there is any share holder value to be found in the tech, the TOS changes real quick. Look at Open AI.
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   by cboswel1 3y ago

   Hey, maybe the bot creator will be kind enough to add a racist chat integration with the agent so you'll feel right at home in the COD lobby.
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   by cboswel1 3y ago

   VC and private equity vultures have been buying up FTX debt at a loss since the collapse, with this being the singular reason why, to make a huge profit off the Anthropic shares. Any retail investor that sees this as a possibility of gettin
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   by cboswel1 3y ago

   Who owns a person’s likeness? Now that we’re approaching text to video of a quality that could fool an average person, won’t this just open a whole new can of worms if the training models are replicating celebrities? The ambiguity around co
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   What length CSS unit should you use?(whatunit.com)

   3 points by cboswel1 3y ago|0 comments
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   by cboswel1 3y ago

   Nearly 85% of ALL water used in Utah is for Agriculture, with 45% specifically used for Alfalfa farming...less than 1% of the state's GDP comes from Agriculture.