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by nope1000 2y ago
If I understand the regulation correctly, they will have to add it in order to comply with the AI act: > In addition, providers will have to design systems in a way that synthetic audio, video, text and images content is marked in a mac
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by nope1000 2y ago
Yes: > To whom does the AI Act apply? The legal framework will apply to both public and private actors inside and outside the EU as long as the AI system is placed on the Union market, or its use has an impact on people located in the EU
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by nope1000 2y ago
There is Lemmy for example, very similar to old Reddit. The big problem is the missing content outside of mainstream communities.
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by nope1000 2y ago
> More than half of customers who buy smart-camera doorbells from Ring, another profitable Amazon device that the company bought in 2018, purchase security subscriptions. Security... Subscriptions?
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by nope1000 2y ago
But no salaries -> no consumption -> no profit for companies. I don't see how that's effective capitalism.
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by nope1000 2y ago
Yeah let's just lay down and surrender when the Russians invade.. great strategy.
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by nope1000 2y ago
Maybe a morbid question but could they theoretically unlock the phone with the fingerprint of his corpse or do those sensors require current (like a touchscreen does)? I'm asking because I heard in the US law enforcement can force you
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by nope1000 2y ago
> Also explains why Apple isn’t launching in EU I don't buy it. From the AI act: > Generative AI, like ChatGPT, will not be classified as high-risk, but will have to comply with transparency requirements and EU copyright law:
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by nope1000 2y ago
If that's the tradeoff for them not training on our photos and videos, then I am happy with that. However I suspect they might do it anyway, and it will just be harder for us to find out.
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by nope1000 2y ago
They are private in name only. The government owns all the shares of Deutsche Bahn AG. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutsche_Bahn
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by nope1000 2y ago
Yes, I live in a new apartment in Munich and when I look out of the window, I feel like I'm in nature. Really nice.
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by nope1000 2y ago
> The fake pages were allegedly set up at Perth, Melbourne and Adelaide airports, on domestic flights, and at other locations that police said were linked to the man’s previous employment. Very bad Opsec, literally did his crime at the m
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by nope1000 2y ago
Genuine question: can you just call your alternative to product x "Open-x"?
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by nope1000 2y ago
Maybe. I wouldn't call the idea of big tech having even more influence on our culture and entertainment progress though. Sounds horrible to me.
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by nope1000 2y ago
Since this is an association of creatives that will be left behind anyway, even if all AI-companies were european, that comment doesn't really make sense. The american SAG-AFTRA also protested some usage of AI and you wouldn't rea
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by nope1000 2y ago
There is no value in music, books, movies, video games? Or did you just think about paintings?
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by nope1000 2y ago
They do not cite the AI act (which they probably comply with) as a reason but rather the Digital Markets Act
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by nope1000 2y ago
Verification maybe? I don't like the idea that a porn website could tie my real identity to the watch history (I assume you have to be logged in once you verified) and sell that to whomever.
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by nope1000 2y ago
We literally have a huge fusion reactor in the solar system that we can use right now for clean energy. Don't get me wrong, I support research and development into nuclear fusion and it would be amazing if it worked but baking the futu
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by nope1000 2y ago
South Africa has one of (if not the) highest incidence of HIV in the population, so it makes sense to test it there. If you test it in a country where the incidence is 0.01 of the population, it's very hard to see statistical significa
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by nope1000 2y ago
> The decline in Germany was marked, with a 30.6 percent fall in new BEV registrations, although France recorded modest growth at 5.4 percent. Important context: Until the end of last year, germany subsidised the purchase of BEVs with 30
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by nope1000 2y ago
We also inherit a lot of network topology already
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by nope1000 2y ago
"Fun" Fact: it's currently the European championships in football (soccer) in Europe (probably the biggest event of the year), so it's the perfect opportunity to sneak this through without too many people noticing.
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by nope1000 2y ago
I like the image duplication detector but I am sceptical that they solved the issue of detecting AI-generated text
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by nope1000 2y ago
Well they are functional monopolies but also even if you don't use Meta services, if any of your friends posted a photo with you on there, it can also be used for training and without an account, you can't even object to that.
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by nope1000 2y ago
I would hazard a guess that this (+ gaming) is how most people use their personal computers. Most users live in their browsers.
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by nope1000 2y ago
But do they know they don't have to use a terminal? You can use Linux Mint perfectly fine without ever opening a terminal, like MacOS. Seems like more of a reputation issue.
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by nope1000 2y ago
The harm is hard to assess without a control group.
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by nope1000 2y ago
Funnily enough, according to the article it was a (minimum wage) job at a university, not even a company.
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by nope1000 2y ago
I just paid around 500€ round trip to Fuerteventura from MUC and that was the cheapest direct flight. For 20€ you don't even get breakfast at the airport.

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