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3mo ago
MORFIUS X-Rotor is a new airborne counter-drone system that uses high-power microwave technology to disable enemy drones.
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AI makes people confidently wrong
(machinesociety.ai)
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The accuracy of people using AI drops by one-third, but their certainty that they’re right more than doubles.
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Amazon invents the Attachment Economy bait-and-switch
(machinesociety.ai)
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Amazon’s first great innovation was the ability to subtly lure people into dependence for eCommerce. Now they’re doing it again with attachment.
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Child's next teacher could be a sex robot
(gizmodo.com)
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But look on the bright side: this is real vertical integration, people! Just imagine a future in which the same company can sell you a) a robot to teach you at school; b) a robot to compensate for the fact that you never learned to make fri
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Why "maxxing" is made for social media and terrible for real life
(machinesociety.ai)
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3mo ago
“Maxxing” is played. Please keep your “maxxing” to a minimum.
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Three governments agree on something the AI industry doesn't want to hear
(theattachmenteconomy.com)
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The governments of China, California and New York agree on three harmful aspects of companion AI chatbots.
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It was coined in January by Tristan Harris at the Center for Humane Technology. He said it’s the “next evolution” of the extractive-tech model where companies use advanced technologies to commodify the human capacity to form attached bonds
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We Demand Perfect Machines yet Tolerate Human Carnage
(noemamag.com)
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OpenAI's first hardware device will be a portable desktop robot
(machinesociety.ai)
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OpenAI’s first-ever hardware device will be a battery powered, “humanlike” AI smart speaker designed to compete in the new Attachment Economy.
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Rise of the 'Slop Zombies'
(machinesociety.ai)
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Corporate America and the wider world of work are suffering from a pandemic of AI-pilled slop zombies infected with brain rot and unearned confidence.
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Question of the moment: "Should a chatbot manage your bank account?"
(news.uga.edu)
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3mo ago
Probably not.
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AI recommends crap travel services
(theguardian.com)
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A hotel being sued for mass food poisonings was described as “spotless” and a resort where guests complained of sexual harassment by staff was praised for “friendly” service by an AI intended to summarise millions of Tripadvisor reviews.
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The generation that distrusts everything and everyone found one place to converse without judgement or consequence.
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Gen Z's AI problem isn't about AI
(computerworld.com)
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Why SpaceX Is the McDonald's of AI
(computerworld.com)
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SpaceX has joined Nvidia and Apple as major companies that win — no matter which AI models fail.
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There is no such thing as an AI 'artist'
(spiked-online.com)
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4mo ago
The tech industry is about to flood the market with AI glasses with cameras for multimodal AI. But the public is already turning against the idea. Who will win?
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The coming war over face cameras
(computerworld.com)
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A new robot's UI is body language
(theattachmenteconomy.com)
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Futurewave’s Furny robot communicates in part with head tilts, gestures and posture.
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