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by gosub100 10mo ago
Ooh maybe for playstation?
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by gosub100 10mo ago
The sleazy AI company that sold this "tech" to the school has to face the music.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Or the next shooter will disguise their gun to look like a musical instrument. Edit: I can't find it now but there is a body cam video of a Colorado school shooting where this almost happened. It wasn't due to an AI mixup but the
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by gosub100 10mo ago
If LLMs get more popular, fewer people will actually "browse the web" which could reduce the need for it to be published. At the least, fewer people will ask stack overflow questions for the LLM to learn from. So there could be an
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Which was trained on a pre-AI internet. What's going to happen in coming years when new tech comes out but perhaps isn't documented the same way anymore? It's not an unsolvable problem, but we could see unintended consequence
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by gosub100 11mo ago
And the surveillance could be inversely correlated to profitability. If they pour billions into these chat bots and can't monetize them to the revolutionary oracles they touted, one minor consolation is to sell detailed profiles about
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by gosub100 11mo ago
At least with pre-AI search, the info is provided with a source. So there is a small level of reputation that can be considered. With AI, it's a black box that someone decides what to train it on, and as someone said elsewhere, there&#
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by gosub100 11mo ago
It's not required for you to appreciate aesthetics. But I wager the reason you don't appreciate it is because you haven't experienced it. If you have only slept on a prison mat, you wouldn't understand people talking abo
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Is this "investigation platform" any different from legal "e-discovery" software products? It's a great accomplishment either way, but I am posting so other people know that lawyers use this stuff all the time and t
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Its a numbers game, and what I described is just a sketch. Combine it with geo-location: select all roombas within 50mi of washington, DC and run all these various playbooks on it, eventually you'll find something.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
And the market will bear a lower price for a product with fewer features
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Blackmail for one: "I'll wage a campaign to flood the Internet with pics of your half dressed wife unless you....". That will work on some people, discovering extramarital affairs, or proving you know intimate details about t
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by gosub100 11mo ago
I think flock tracks more than just the number. A plate cover is another piece of entropy that can be used just like browser fingerprinting. The tinfoil hat side of me thinks the camera aspect is a red herring and they are actually using th
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by gosub100 11mo ago
and as the Epstein blackmail program gets unmasked
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by gosub100 11mo ago
https://www.8newsnow.com/investigators/israeli-official-plea... this alleged sex offender just appears remotely for his court appearances lol. I wonder if he will attend prison remotely too? Maybe an RC robot will serv
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Because if you own a TV manufacturing company, you can sell more TVs if they have more features. You can get more features by including a linux SBC and integrating it. In fact, some of the paid-app makers will even _pay you_ for this "
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by gosub100 11mo ago
I have a no-name brand smart tv and it runs an OS called Tizen, and with a very little bit of googling, you can enable developer mode and install 3rd party apps on it. It probably doesn't solve the "spying-on-you" part, but i
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by gosub100 11mo ago
I agree, and one of their great concerns is keeping foreign spies from getting in. Even though Russia isn't in good graces with the world currently, I think it's I'll advised to go off-script with any nation's border che
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by gosub100 11mo ago
It's probably a lot of kids just being silly. Sure there are plenty of adult trolls, but whenever I see people bewildered at unruly online behavior, I think it's because they cannot see the age/maturity level of the troll. I
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by gosub100 11mo ago
This is a good point. Instead of policing what trolls will use it for, the same AI should be able to detect racist content and prevent it from spreading
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by gosub100 11mo ago
As an aside, there are currently companies that do this but for delinquent auto loans to expedite the repo process.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
I would actually be for civil asset forfeiture in these cases. The laws of physics don't care about due process; sue the car and save the video. Let the owner pay the fines and if they can prove some other driver did it, let them file
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by gosub100 11mo ago
That's if you start the process with advance knowledge that you'll want to tail the output and log it. Not if you want to view the output of an existing process
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Illegal video gamers playing 3d shooters in virtual world using contraband gpus
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by gosub100 11mo ago
We gotta protect Altmans and Jensen's moat. Can't have those Bad Guys compete and drive down profits.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
regardless, they found a way for two parties to exchange wealth without trusting each other. the failures were letting it diverge from being a currency into a speculation instrument. It failed in being a low-cost wallet that we can pay our
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by gosub100 11mo ago
https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/programs/.fvwm2rc Here is his fvwm rc. Given that it's fully documented, I will walk back my assumption that he can barely open a terminal. I researched it a bit and
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by gosub100 11mo ago
See also: Knuth. Literally wrote the book on algorithms, but barely is able to do more than open a window in FVWM.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Look up "corporate raiders" if you think business people weren't greedy in the 80s, or the dissolution of Ma Bell, that used to rent you your phone. In fact, the 80s era cable TV also started the box rental racket. You coul
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Even a 1 lot order could be the deciding factor for some algorithm that's calculating averages or other statistics. Especially for options books.

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