uLogMicheal

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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Does the same logic apply with Purdue Pharma and the opioid epidemic? Sometimes corporations are responsible for using massive budgets to push or displace narratives. The labeling of calls for corporate accountability away as conspiracy the
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
If they can put bounties on eyes, orb bounties are fair game?
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Learn history as it tells you or be banned from all primary services.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
They "securely" store the iris codes so that their machines can check for duplicates. They have the database even if the crypto crashes.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
This project builds a global identity database even if the crypto part disappears. Their tokenomics are a mess and their CEO openly admitted to market manipulation recently. Good on Kenya for shutting this down, I hope many more follow.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
How long til they're on HN?
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Literal eyeball bounties.
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The OpenAI Is Everywhere, Open Your Eye and Give It Your Scan So It Can See You(hackernoon.com)
2 points by uLogMicheal 3y ago|0 comments
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Cross service bans too. They are actively creating a web of identity connected to the most powerful LLMs. What can go wrong?
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
This thing is going to get exploited to oblivion. They already have a culture to counter feedback. Good luck interfacing with security researchers.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Skepticism these days only requires incrementing the number of bots you want to flood your agenda.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
If they really cared about the spam, wouldn't they crack down internally on use of bots for manipulation? To my knowledge no ToS or internal rules against this type of deception exist.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Eyeball bounties are now a thing. Which country / mercenary group will round them up first to take all the worldcoin? They really should have thought of the implications of creating an incentive market for iris scans.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
On a path to fingerprint every LLM interaction. A company lobbying for a regulatory moat while the leader builds a solution that algorithmically identifies everyone sure makes me wonder about a bigger agenda.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Inb4 crazy identity requirements on LLM interactions that only Worldcoin can solve. Create problem, pay the system to be the solution.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
I think people underestimate the control construct this guy is trying to deliver. For who? The all-seeing openai with bots across every corner of the internet. Scanning our eyes to attach identity to the social web they are building. I hope
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OpenAI’s CEO calls on China to help shape AI safety guidelines(japantimes.co.jp)
1 points by uLogMicheal 3y ago|0 comments
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
A few days ago OpenAI rolled out ChatGPT driven verification with their discord of 1.7M people, threatening to kick everyone who does not connect their accounts. Now Worldcoin is here to add identity to their web of integrations. How long u
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Early access to this and the degradation of GPT4's output quality allowed me to cancel my GPT4 sub. GPT4 may be smarter than what they are using for copilot, but it takes too much effort to get working code now, whereas in March GPT4 w
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Not a mention of the bot farms / public influence campaigns AI is being used for. To me, unless you're famous, using fake personas to deceptively influence public opinion is a bigger issue than deepfakes. We should also address th
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
https://archive.is/2rc1v Excerpt > The funds snapped up a record 786 makers of food and beverages worth $32 billion in 2021, using bundles of debt to pay for their purchases, according to data from S&P Global Market
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Private Equity’s Food Binge Goes Sour(wsj.com)
1 points by uLogMicheal 3y ago|1 comments
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Wouldn't inflation cause these to perpetually be underfunded giving reason to borrow/spend more? It is a lot of debt/leverage at this point -- https://www.wsj.com/articles/private-equitys-food-binge-goes.
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
https://archive.is/B1knV Some get to play with infinite leverage to buy up all that we see/use/think about, while the majority is left fighting over the scraps and adhering to the new rules.
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Buyout Boom Gains Steam in Record Year for Private Equity (2021)(wsj.com)
1 points by uLogMicheal 3y ago|1 comments
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
On top of this, most of it is leveraged capital at a fraction of the actual cost, so the risk is almost vacant for the firms. Corrupt banking leads to infinite leverage for the super-wealthy to buy up / control it all. They do not need
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Public co-ops do not get free FED money. Gap inducing inflation has been forced upon us, certain players get to use the leverage to buy up everything, the rest are left arguing over scraps. This is a side-effect of a central banking system
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
And there's an army of people that dismiss concerns, discussion, and evidence presented on this topic regardless of what is provided. On subjective topics people can always dispute examples. Some people abuse the courtesy of those that
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Your response does two things -- Dismisses the countless examples given, from me in this thread/my comment history, and many other people in many threads on this website and Reddit. Dismisses the pretense that certain people get access
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by uLogMicheal 3y ago
Why is it so hard to believe that they have lessened the capability of the chat model? If we had transparency true to the name, we would be able to confirm or deny differences. Now we are stuck in a state of debate / confusion on this.

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