jruohonen

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   by jruohonen 3y ago

   A lot of work, and a lot of pseudo-science; namely, the mapping of facial expressions to "emotions", which are defined to be "neutral, happy, fear, sad, contempt, surprise, anger, and disgust".
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   by jruohonen 3y ago

   "As for Future A, this Orwellian future corresponds to the return of the "subject story", as in "subjects of the King". In this story, the leader knows best, charting the way forward and declaring our duties. The re
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   Smart-City Digital ID Projects [pdf](surveillanceresistancelab.org)

   1 points by jruohonen 3y ago|0 comments
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   Baltic Sea sabotage: A defender's dilemma(politico.eu)

   4 points by jruohonen 3y ago|2 comments
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   by jruohonen 3y ago

   What seems clear is that traditional strategies, such as deterrence, do not work in this gray-zone. Cyber already showed that early on.
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   Beyond Baudrillard's Simulacral Postmodern World: White Noise(web.archive.org)

   1 points by jruohonen 3y ago|0 comments
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   by jruohonen 3y ago

   > Monetize-able GPTs? Not many for sure. What will happen IMO is established companies will build official GPTs to better serve existing customers. Care to elaborate whether the supposed plan is again a classical two-sided market setup (
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   by jruohonen 3y ago

   "US authorities now want access to 'appropriate criminal, terrorist, and identity records,' and Visa Waiver Program states are the first targets for the plan. Earlier this year, the Swedish Presidency of the Council of the EU
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   by jruohonen 3y ago

   " In addition to providing a sociological snapshot of the community of in-the-wild red teamers, the taxonomy can hopefully also inspire future research in and practice of creative and critical red teaming strategies." In other wor
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    by jruohonen 3y ago

    "We perform a brief investigation of how this behavior varies under changes to the setting, such as removing model access to a reasoning scratchpad, attempting to prevent the misaligned behavior by changing system instructions, changin
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    by jruohonen 3y ago

    > There will probably be over 1M GPTs by the end of the year, so I built a search engine for GPTs. It will be interesting to see how many of these will survive. A hypothesis: not many. Thus, what I find more interesting is the business m
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    Surveying Wikipedians(arxiv.org)

    1 points by jruohonen 3y ago|0 comments
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    Finland considers closing border with Russia amid spike in asylum seekers(politico.eu)

    15 points by jruohonen 3y ago|3 comments
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    by jruohonen 3y ago

    "Taken together, the project’s 3.6 million documents — despite representing a small fraction of Cyprus’ offshore industry records — reveal the EU member state to have been a massive financial hub for Putin’s Russia." A disgrace fo
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    by jruohonen 3y ago

    I think it's good that they've disclosed an inventory of their AI/ML usage, although a little more transparency would be better (though DHS' field may be difficult in this regard). There used to be similar initiatives in
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    Finland, Estonia send legal letter to China over Baltic Sea drama(politico.eu)

    2 points by jruohonen 3y ago|0 comments
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    by jruohonen 3y ago

    I only recognized Spencer, Nietzsche, and Riemann.
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    by jruohonen 3y ago

    Seducing a LLM. Oh well.
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    Mersenne Twister(math.sci.hiroshima-u.ac.jp)

    1 points by jruohonen 3y ago|0 comments
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    by jruohonen 3y ago

    "Overall, the researchers identified 151 individual types of secrets, including AWS, Azure AD, GitHub, Dropbox, and Auth0 keys, credentials for MongoDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL, and SSH, Coinbase, and Twilio Master credentials. " Wh
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    by jruohonen 3y ago

    "I am starting to think that this sort of automated data visualization may end up being among the best use cases for AI in historical research." If you actually look at the plots, there are all kinds of horrors. "We just do i
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    by jruohonen 3y ago

    Cross-reference: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38260192
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    Divide and rule: ten lessons about Russian political influence activities(nature.com)

    2 points by jruohonen 3y ago|0 comments
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    A Purely Business Motive: German-American Lumber Company(stars.library.ucf.edu)

    1 points by jruohonen 3y ago|0 comments
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    by jruohonen 3y ago

    Sounds good. Any numbers on the adoption rate?
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    by jruohonen 3y ago

    "In Turkey, a combination of actors including riot police, social media monitoring agents, intelligence officers, pro-government trolls, hackers, secret witnesses, informants, and collaborators work together to identify and target indi
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    Digital Authoritarianism in Turkish Cyberspace(populismstudies.org)

    2 points by jruohonen 3y ago|1 comments
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    New ICCL reports reveal serious security threat to the EU and US(iccl.ie)

    4 points by jruohonen 3y ago|1 comments
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    by jruohonen 3y ago

    Perhaps these cases will finally force the regulators to enforce their laws.
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    Why academic freedom and freedom of speech are not the same thing(indexoncensorship.org)

    1 points by jruohonen 3y ago|0 comments