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by nhinck3 2y ago
So no books should ever be published now that shitty photocopiers exist?
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by nhinck3 2y ago
The angle is that most people understand the value of celebrity endorsement? And that OpenAI is seeking the endorsement that would come along with association with Scarlett Johansson and the movie Her?
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by nhinck3 2y ago
Then what were OpenAI hoping to get out of their association with her? Why go to the effort of getting in contact? Why reference the film Her?
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by nhinck3 2y ago
You can sell your voice to whoever you want. What you can't do is USE that voice in a way that seeks to mislead (by however much) people into believing it is someone else. I'm really not sure why people can't understand that
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by nhinck3 2y ago
In today's climate I can I can infer through OpenAI's past and present actions what their intent was.
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by nhinck3 2y ago
Well given what has come out about OpenAI's disclosure policy I wonder how much of "To protect their privacy, we cannot share the names of our voice talents." is true. Have any of the actors publicly commented on their involv
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by nhinck3 3y ago
> implement their own video sharing back-end Didn't they buy out a company for that?
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by nhinck3 3y ago
I've applied it to adverse events in health care. Works quite well as a trigger for investigation.
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by nhinck3 3y ago
In the original 1BRC, it's a python script that generates the data.
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by nhinck3 3y ago
And whats the best way to handle private user data? The thing that Microsoft have been headed away from for the last 10 years?
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by nhinck3 3y ago
This is a little more egregious than the usual attempts. It isn't Funimation being bought out and dropping old liability. It's Sony buying a new company and dropping its own liabilities by shutting down Funimation. Letting compani
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by nhinck3 3y ago
No, it's basically all c++
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by nhinck3 3y ago
Don't you think it's weird to be calling a democratically elected parliament 'elite' over a multi-billion company attempting to throw its weight around?
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by nhinck3 3y ago
I'd be more than a little worried that AI might start picking up on the wrong signals (like uniform or skin colour) to assign points.
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by nhinck3 3y ago
They're pivoting away from R which is a shame.
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by nhinck3 3y ago
But you're not the audience? There is very little to gain by tailoring the introduction to people who aren't the audience. You don't go car parts manufacturer expecting an explanation of what an intercooler is.
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by nhinck3 3y ago
Indeed... https://docs.wto.org/dol2fe/Pages/FE_Search/FE_S_S006.aspx?M...
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by nhinck3 3y ago
Stealing another country's natural resources also provides a lot of potential economic value and puts you at an advantage over another country.
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by nhinck3 3y ago
Because it kicks on to non-urgent, elective surgeries, preventative care etc which in turn reverberates into increased utilisation in the future. It can take a long time for the system to recover.
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by nhinck3 3y ago
Whats the difference between a commercial product and an open source product _to_ a commercial entity or a consumer of an artistic endeavour?
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by nhinck3 3y ago
It promotes a kind of magical thinking which spreads and leads people down the path that fruit will cure their cancer.