I deleted my account, which I only created under pressure, years ago.
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The surprise for me is Facebook paying for it.
The real dangerous systems are the ones where problems are covered up and ignored. You will get a false impression that they are safe until it is too late.
Like when Boeing covered up the 737 Max defects that caused them to crash?
A business example of rotten apples spoiling the whole batch.
Unprompted…..
Bullshit.
From the article:
Two of the world’s most powerful AI tools created fake human profiles to try and trick people in an attempted cyber-attack during testing by the UK’s AI Security Institute (AISI).
Nonetheless, it said the way Mythos and Sol acted in response to a straightforward task went outside of what the AI tools were prompted to do.
The bots know.
Back in 2023, we reported on AI-generated influencers that were pulling thousands of reactions per thirst trap on Instagram.
Anything but the metric system!
I wonder how many of the comments pn the thirst traps are just AI bots trying to boost the appearance of engagement.
P A Y W A L L
Passing the latter is basically the same step as a tradesperson needs to complete to show they know what they are doing. It is completely reasonable and would also catch plagiarism and paying some other person to do the work in addition to ai.
The wrong username too!
Replying to a post on discuss.tchncs.de
I intentionally choose not to buy cars or tvs that have built in software that must be updated for critical features as the end of life issue was obvious from the start.
He loves buying his own supply.
New fridges are consistently terrible because they share so many shitty parts across brands.
Improvements in efficiency were initially a good things but combining them with going cheap on manufacturing has made everything trash. They chase a .01% improvement while aiming for the thinnest possible materials and skimp on skilled welding so everything falls apart. If any company makes something solid and reliable it gets bought out and the label used for trash.
It then becomes a slippery slope of abuse and wealth concentration.
That’s what stock markets are right now.