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by quitit 4y ago
Europe has the KYC (know your customer) and AML (anti-money laundering) regulations. To satisfy KYC/AML, providers of financial services on apps thus ask to see photo id and pair this with a photo taken by the app itself. I'm not
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by quitit 4y ago
I get the gist of your argument, but the limit was also applied to paid drive accounts - in many media reports these were the people complaining. Doing the maths it also seems clear that this would be affecting paid users primarily, since t
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by quitit 4y ago
If they understood the problem, they'd realise that there is value in addressing it head on. This is representative of Google's larger problem in the industry: users are skittish to uptake and rely on Google's new products be
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by quitit 4y ago
Google: "Only affected a small number of users." This language really infers that they still don't understand why there was such a loud outcry and bad press. Even if it's just a small number of users, a company can'
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by quitit 4y ago
The sloped face in your example is a fair demonstration of how a straightforward prompt is not being well rendered in Firefly. However, I believe it is unfair to hold it to such high standards or compare it to Midjourney. It is new beta sof
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by quitit 4y ago
It's not specific to copyright, Adobe Firefly has trouble producing something as straightforward as a cat. This puts it on par with earlier renditions of competitor AI image generators, and just like those, I'm sure Adobe will wor
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by quitit 4y ago
"adding that it is even worse because the UK is no longer part of the EU." Ireland & Malta are so tired of being forgotten. (Yes these countries have other languages, so does the UK.)
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by quitit 4y ago
Potential upside: People might develop critical thinking skills and state-level disinformation campaigns may be drowned out by kids making fakes for the lulz.
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by quitit 4y ago
I read that discussion and I don't see how it supports the idea - because the moment I broaden the law to cover VPNs in this way, then merely having access to the internet would fall into the same bucket.
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by quitit 4y ago
The other reply to your comment is a curious one, they don't make their case and have taken a pretty aggressive tone while also giving you the straw man treatment. In the meantime I'll keep reading to see what I can find, I'm
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by quitit 4y ago
As the AI can't do more than provide existing ratings (which are possibly bogus), the AI won't solve the trust issue with regard to endorsement (and I believe this is where the earlier comment was leading, that even for appropriat
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by quitit 4y ago
While chilling that this is so broad and thus likely has many "unintended" loopholes that could be used inappropriately. The wording of the bill is limited to foreign adversaries (then lists them) - however the press I'm read
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by quitit 4y ago
For sure my rosy representation is the "ideal" ad. I'd the one that consumers actually helps the user or consumer.
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by quitit 4y ago
An ad historically served the right message in the right place at the right time to provide the consumer a piece of information which would lead to the revenue-generating activity. This concept extended well to online, where blogs and the l
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by quitit 4y ago
tl,dr: Microsoft deliberately introduced bugs into their platform to destabilise Quicktime. The reason I bring it up here is because if Apple so desired they could engineer their platform in a way that prevented RA's software from func
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by quitit 4y ago
I really like that analogy "amusement park without any rides". I really do think Meta et al were too excited by the idea of the business potential of parallel worlds to notice that in the "what's in it for me" equat
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by quitit 4y ago
When used this way the law only serves a purpose of being a tool of oppression. On Twitter an underaged person can trivially find porn, that would still be the case if every single German resident posted using the NSFW filters, or not even
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by quitit 4y ago
This is like some old school prank developers would program in should the software detect it was pirated.
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by quitit 4y ago
The same way that Microsoft was messing with Quicktime on Windows.
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by quitit 4y ago
The secret is the same reason why you always hear bad news about companies which seemingly are always doing really well. It's for clicks. It's completely disingenuous and one should be wise to take a mental note of the author and
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by quitit 4y ago
It pretty much ensures a race to the bottom - there will be an app store that approves anything for a fee. Twitter checkmark style, with on-device consequences. You can bet your ass that some entity you need to work with will be using this
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by quitit 4y ago
Join our social media platform where none of your friends are! (and can't join even if they want to!) - Google+
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by quitit 4y ago
Also missed: All these big tech companies were already invested in AI and using it in their products: it just happens that the latest batch of AI tools are far more impressive than their internal efforts.
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by quitit 4y ago
It seems like a great idea if the use case is that its silently being run in the background to alert the operator/system of a possible breach. While I think there isn't much ease in acquiring the AI voice with "just 4 minutes
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by quitit 4y ago
This is so common in many types of business, and usually a very difficult point to articulate so thank you for that. It's something to be shown to those ringing the death-knell for programmers, artists, and the like. Those death-knell
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by quitit 4y ago
There's more oil painters now than at any time in human history. New tools open doors, not shut them.
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by quitit 4y ago
While missing the point, you've proved the point. It's that Siri/Cortana/OK Google/Alexa are not a replacement for ChatGPT, and ChatGPT is not a replacement for those. They're different tools and claiming they&
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by quitit 4y ago
I've used Siri around 10 times today, I haven't used ChatGPT 10 times to date. It's about being the right tool for the job. I don't catch a flight to do my groceries, even though a car needs me to drive it, only fits 5 p
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by quitit 4y ago
Editor: Here's a racy headline, do you think you can make an article out of it?
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by quitit 4y ago
Reddit has the petty bonus of people going down your comment chain and downvoting it. The site would benefit from listing who upvotes and downvotes each post/comment. That would sort out a lot of the abuse issues long before other idea

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