Replying to @treadful@lemmy.zip
Here is a whole directory of them as a starter. Many retro pages from this directory but many sites are active and get regular updates.

Replying to @treadful@lemmy.zip
Here is a whole directory of them as a starter. Many retro pages from this directory but many sites are active and get regular updates.
Replying to @Semi_Hemi_Demigod@lemmy.world
Webrings are still a thing. I see them from time to time.
Replying to @solrize@lemmy.ml
In capitalism, if the demand is outstripping supply then eventually higher prices will command greater investment and the eventual return to normalcy of the supply vs demand curve. In theory it is more of the same, but how prolonged it will be will be dependent on when the AI supply/demand curve achieves normalcy.
Replying to @return2ozma@lemmy.world
Can anybody help me understand the threat of these advanced models once the public and adversaries have access to them? I understand they can find software bugs and vulnerabilities and I get that US tech companies are using it to make their software more secure, but all of these companies have the benefit of their source code being available as an input to the model. Everybody else only has compiled binaries. Do the bad guys use the models to decompile or reverse engineer the code first?
Replying to @blueworld@piefed.world
I’m sure there is bluetooth device scanning occurring as well to identify individuals through their phones.