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by chrisjj 3mo ago
No amount of trust or attention can detect a good fake.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> You use openssl to sign an image that shouldn't be signed... what then? You do whatever you want with your provably genuine fake image. > You do this enough and get caught How are you going to get caught? By the signature owner
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
I agree, but this doesn't require a general capability. The suggestion is a camera could apply the signature. Cameras could be hacked.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> “how did nobody working on this see that this was an obviously horrifying idea” Perhaps they did and quit? Q2: How does nobody still working on this not see that this is an obviously horrifying idea? A: They passed the filter. The f
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> The only thing that's changed is the quantity of slop The most important thing that's changed is the proportion of slop. When it was humans originators v human sloppers, we stood a chance. Now it is going fewer human origin
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> Apparently it’s capable And apparently is more than adequate to its gulled users.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> It's unlikely I would have had the confidence Perhaps with good reason?
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Worse, we gave the matches to the new god then stood back and watched.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> What even is a “shared reality”? For example my mum and I could watch the exact same movie and showing at the cinema and still come away with a completely different opinion of it. A: It excludes opinion.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Unfortunately that solution fails where "AI" manipulation is not detectable by viewers.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> It could be applied by cameras themselves. And equally faked by bots.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> People who prefer not to enter the recognition zone will have alternative routes available Looking forward to seeing the singnage there.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
The other win from obstructing people's access to healthcare is extending ill health and hence demand for the product. The trick is to not hasten end of the demand through death, but I'm sure that's within the ability of a si
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
What makes you think the chatbot's diagnosis is correct?
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
And how is any future viewer going to tell your images from "AI" fakes?
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> AI is just a tool like any other Really? Last time I checked, other tools can operate without ripping off the works of millions of humans.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Serious question. Does your product start each exchange with "I am AI and can make mistakes" like the major LLM chatbots? And if not, why not?
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Sounds like every other plagiarist.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> companies CTRL-Zed these decisions and rapidly brought customer service back onshore again. Not here in UK. They rerouted to the Phillipines, Egypt etc.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> People tend to compare AI to perfection for some reasons, which is not the case with humans. No, people compare so-called AI with computer programs that are designed to work properly.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> You keep saying that reducing call time is the "win." "AI" reduces call time here... as I hang up and look for an alternative supplier.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> EVEN if the AI is a little rough around the edges with relational calls, just solving for transactional calls So "AI" treats relatonal as excluding transactional??
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Why surprised? The elephant is in someone else's room.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> One would think the at the company whose value proposition is, allegedly, "optimize your productivity" would not do things like this The company's "optimise our productivity" trumps.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Rise in RAM price may have a silver lining.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Article title's wastes is not supported by the content which says only consumes.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Perhaps add README.md?
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> The product is being launched before the value is clear. May I fix that for you? The product is being launched before the value is there.
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
> I wonder if we can still trust these labs to develop something that benefits humanity Surely soon they'll comprise only people who are blind to the inevitable danger and people who don't care about it. Because who else would
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by chrisjj 3mo ago
Scared... of being upstaged ahead of an IPO.

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