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2y ago
Sure, you're actually charged with a crime. And the kind of limitations you talk about do apply. Even in situations where you could be held in jail, there's a tendency to let you go unless it is impossible to prevent you from jeop
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Most Brazilians agree that censorship is wrong. The problem is that "censorship" is a vague word. We lived in an actual military dictatorship until 1985. A dictatorship that engaged in real hard prior-censorship. Music, news, and
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What we're facing here is a distinction between US and BR law (actually, US is the exception world wide, for Brazil law is closer to what you would find in Europe on this matter). In Brazil, it's not a crime to say what you think.
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Indeed, but no one is doing that. In Brazil there's what we call "preventive custody". If you're caught committing a crime, and if there is a risk that you could jeopardize the investigations (by eliminating evidence, th
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The Turing Test and our shifting conceptions of intelligence
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Academics shocked after T&F sells access to their research to Microsoft AI
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Indeed, but useful nonetheless. Solving it may be a challenge for a while, and deep fakes generated before a solution becomes broadly available will remain detectable with this technique.
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No need to postulate platonic forms. All we need is the idea that there are real patterns to be mapped. The idea that distinct nets can share a representational space is around at least since Laakso And Cottrell published their "Conten
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Indeed. The concentration of such a huge power consumption might make it easier (policy-wise) to take compensatory measures.
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There's indeed a nice trick to be learned from cognitive science focused in biological cognition: the mind is embodied and embedded. Which means, roughly, that it is not portable. It doesn't store things like "glass at positi