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The tech behind ChatGPT may help drone operators decide which enemies to kill(arstechnica.com)
2 points by tediousgraffit1 2y ago|1 comments
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by tediousgraffit1 2y ago
> It was split off from the Soviet union in 1990 and governed itself the whole time despite being essentially a vassal state of Russia. It's obvious that Russia wants ukraine as a vassal as well. I would note that the invasion of Uk
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by tediousgraffit1 2y ago
So not because ukraine rejected them in 2013? To be explicit, I still have seen no evidence for the premise that '_some_ amount of war' was inevitable. Belarus would seem to be an obvious counterexample.
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by tediousgraffit1 2y ago
Why do you think Russia wants territory? Why did they suddenly develop an appetite for territory in 2014?
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by tediousgraffit1 2y ago
This line of reasoning keeps popping up and something about it bothers me - why go to war when you can get what you want in other, cheaper ways? It seems likely the correlation is real but so far no one has adduced any reasons to assume the
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by tediousgraffit1 2y ago
literal rat race when?
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by tediousgraffit1 2y ago
I'd love to try this against my spaghetti, but I can't send my company's IP to you or anthropic or anyone else. I'll have to try against open source projects we rely heavily on first.
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by tediousgraffit1 2y ago
this is a really important point that's not clear to me - from the [ap news article]( https://apnews.com/article/texas-attorney-general-meta-settl... ) linked in the top comment - > At the time, more than a third
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by tediousgraffit1 2y ago
it also suggests some important details, like the fact that this was already opt-in: > At the time, more than a third of Facebook’s daily active users had opted in to have their faces recognized by the social network’s system.
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by tediousgraffit1 2y ago
the ap news article linked by the top comment indicates that they deleted 'faceprints': > The company announced in 2021 that it was shutting down its face-recognition system and delete the faceprints of more than 1 billion peop
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by tediousgraffit1 2y ago
from the better ap-news article linked by the top comment: > The company announced in 2021 that it was shutting down its face-recognition system and delete the faceprints of more than 1 billion people amid growing concerns about the tech
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by tediousgraffit1 2y ago
> The attorney general’s office did not say whether the money from the settlement would go into the state’s general fund or if it would be distributed in some other way. so where's that money going to wind up?