Replying to @sanitation@lemmy.today
“Oopsie doodle” - An international multi-trillion dollar company that has their equipment in literally every government and military.
Replying to @sanitation@lemmy.today
“Oopsie doodle” - An international multi-trillion dollar company that has their equipment in literally every government and military.
Replying to @Snapz@lemmy.world
The tone of their videos shifted noticeably for me, from neutral science information with funny birds, to a more agenda driven tone with funny birds. Like most of the current videos arent trying to explain some cool phenomenon or wacky “what ifs”, but instead trying to scare you into watching the videos with click bait thumbnails and titles like “GERMANY IS OVER!” and “You need to quite WEED” with the thumbnail saying “Youre too old”. There are dozens of others like that but those were just more recent. I don’t need to be made to feel bad about myself to be enticed to watch a video…Its just really off putting.
Replying to @billwashere@lemmy.world
From my limited understanding, OpenAi’s "agent’ was given a set of tasks to complete and heavily incentivized (how ever they do that?) to solve the problems it was given. The Ai was put in a sandbox environment with some limited network stuff like printers connected but no actual access to the open internet. The Ai somehow used the network to access the internet and breached some protected sites from Huggingface. Im fairly certain that the Ai had credentials and access for things in huggingface already and didn’t hack those but just used them once free. The caveat here, is that the engineers set this up and the LEFT for the day only to find out later that it had breached the sandbox.
This is what OpenAi claims happened to them. Meta is just saying theirs did too.
Replying to @mesamunefire@piefed.social
I unsubbed from Kurzgesagt about a year ago. Their content started to get a little to preachy for my liking.