Old tech is solid and reliable. Do you really want the modern tech ethos of “move fast and break stuff” to apply to Air Traffic Control? I wouldn’t trust the big tech companies to write software for red-lights without killing people.

Yes, all computer parts should be made by one company on an internationally disputed island. What could go wrong?

Why hasn’t the US been doing this already? Any country that’s not developing these skills are fools. Even if you don’t use them aggressively, the knowledge will come in handy when Russia or China trys to do it to you.

I’m astonished that anyone would trust their bank login to a chatbot. But if you read the article, the banks aren’t worried about depositors loosing money, they’re worried about AI getting a better deal for their customers.

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If we trust “sensitive case data” to the pigs, what’s wrong with giving it to AI? I hate AI as much as the next Lemming, but I’m not sure it’s dumber or less competent than the pigs.

Why is everyone so obsessed with the 5090? It was always a luxury item. The real tragedy are the cards that used to be between $150-$350, you know, the ones people actually buy to play games with. That was the GPU market. For the first time I can remember “build a PC to save money” is bad advice. And it’s sad for the hobby.

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“Super disappointing, as they went for maximum anthropomorphism of the technology and full doomer mode,” Delangue wrote in a post on X. “I spent more than two hours with them trying to correct all their mistakes and ground this in reality, explaining that agents are technological systems, not aliens. But it looks like the drive to scare people for maximum views was too strong.”

If you can’t argue the point, arguge the tone.

[…]included a $72 billion accounting charge reflecting an increase in the ⁠estimated value of bonds that could eventually convert into Anthropic shares, rather than cash costs tied to ​its operations, the document said.

So dept isn’t cash cost that’s tied to operations? All the debt did was finance the operations. Reading this paragraph and you’d wonder: who in the hell issued those bonds in the first place?

What took that picture, a Gameboy?

It just feels like the headline is looking to stoke gender divisions

You sound like a conservative complaining about racism. They make the same argument; argue the tone, not the point. Which is weird for conservatives and men to take the “this might hurt someone’s feelings” strategy of discourse.

And you don’t understand how image generation works. Which is typical of the people who defend it.

The CSAM was not “produced artificially”, but rather trained on actual abuse images, with real victims.

Each “artificial image” is a kaleidoscope of a thousand children being raped.

Fitzgerald’s is a rare case where an official employed by the state’s top law enforcement and legal office has been accused of making and distributing AI CSAM, although some cops have been arrested for the crime. Earlier this year, a Pennsylvania cop was arrested for making AI porn from photos on driver’s licenses, and more recently in Korea, a police officer was arrested for making AI porn, including CSAM, The Korea Times reported.

Pigs don’t do this, except for all the times they did. LOL

These rulings are incompatible with global capital. They will not stand.

More hype nonsense. AI is going to be the thing we promised it’d be 4 years ago. Trust us bro.

It’s probably the proximity of the bubble that’s making them take up smoking.

unskilled warehouse workers.

It’s ironic to call them unskilled in an article describing how their skills are beyond billion-dollar robots.

I’m in the market for a new e-reader and this is attractive even in the elusive price category.