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811.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
> Yet somehow, Amazon’s “careful monitoring” failed to detect an author with no bio or online presence who published more than a dozen books on a host of subjects within a week. We do not know this. How do you think you would?
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
I am amazed anyone relies on anything "AI" being reliable. Good luck! PS Asked Claude?
813.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
> non deterministic language predictors. Non?? Only those with sh*tty code, surely. There's nothing inherently non-deterministic about inference.
814.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
Anything? Did I miss their ChatGPT warning?
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
I hate to have to tell you, but the British govt. is also against people enriching uranium in their back gardens.
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Finance leaders warn over Mythos as UK banks prepare to use powerful ... AI tool(theguardian.com)
3 points by chrisjj 7mo ago|3 comments
817.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
True title: Finance leaders warn over Mythos as UK banks prepare to use powerful Anthropic AI tool
818.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
Where's any politcal censorship? Its simply adressing a public health issue.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
Agreed. The root problem is insanity is good for (their kind of) business. The sooner govts. classify their product as like tobacco, the better.
820.
UK PM Starmer tells social media firms in No 10 meeting 'things can't go on ...(theguardian.com)
4 points by chrisjj 7mo ago|8 comments
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
True title: Starmer tells social media firms in No 10 meeting ‘things can’t go on like this’
822.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
There will always be bosses who/which think telling workers to work well works well.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> By all accounts, the best LLM cyber scanning approaches are really primitive - it's just a bash script that goes through every single file in the codebase and, for each one and runs a "find the vulns here" prompt Primiti
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> she’ll never ask for a raise Right. Instead she'll just tell you - when the plan price rises.
825.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
Silly question. A: As far as it takes.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> I see a decent number of people on social media who won't stop posting about how great it is People? Or bots.
827.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
Or more honest in reporting them.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
You got me. I gave the calculation to an "AI" :)
829.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
The business model designed by an "AI" parrotting what it scraped from the web.
830.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
The code runs 95% of the time. I.e. fails only for 1min per 10min.
831.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
Next: "Outage-free Platinum Plan" /i
832.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
“Meet your new AI employee. Always on, never sick and no HR required.” No. Always sick.
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'Misogyny with a marketing budget': UK AI firm accused of sexist advert(theguardian.com)
7 points by chrisjj 7mo ago|3 comments
834.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
A Stackoverflow wrong answer?
835.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
You've got to wonder from where did the "AI" parroted that.
836.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
A new Greg Egan novel? :)
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> Apple’s approach moves age verification into the operating system itself Eh, what?? How does the address the legal requirement for the web site to verify? There's no secure method for delegation.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
> Trust within your team is transformative ... either way.
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by chrisjj 7mo ago
Someone standing at a station wonders why the train isn't here yet. It's a soda station.
840.
by chrisjj 7mo ago
> Once you have downloaded Insent As if that's going to happen.

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