![](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/0e3814de-695a-41b7-9b49-d2098a38d266.jpeg)
![](https://fry.gs/pictrs/image/c6832070-8625-4688-b9e5-5d519541e092.png)
It will definitely be decentralized. The biggest blows to real representative democracy happened when the courts made the “corporations are people / money is speech” arguments.
It will definitely be decentralized. The biggest blows to real representative democracy happened when the courts made the “corporations are people / money is speech” arguments.
Now ask yourself if there’s any real, physical proof that Zeus, Thor or Anakin Skywalker ever existed.
“Why won’t our human assets appreciate being exploited? Creating a worldwide, distributed surveillance network is hard work!”
Copilot is going to want 50 gigs on YOUR computer’s hard drive to store snapshots. MS also wants you to buy dedicated AI hardware to run a few of their apps. They’re going to steal your computer’s storage and processing resources to create a worldwide AI and surveillance network.
No thanks. I finally switched to Linux. Microsoft can become Skynet without my help.
The Russian enterprise should not seek customer support from the manufacturer directly: “You will simply compromise the legitimacy of our legal entity, which presents itself as an organization not connected to the Russian Federation in any way.”
Lol. The “legal entity” is literally telling you, “don’t compromise our ‘legitimacy’ in this illegal as f*ck transaction.”
There are a lot of books that are out of print, especially reference books. And if you look for them on Amazon or eBay, they’ve been snapped up by scalpers who are reselling them for obscene profit.
Either make the books available for sale or quit complaining about “copyright infringement.” But whatever you do, quit hoarding knowledge like a dragon sitting on a pile of gold.
Musk is an apartheid-loving fascist. Him saying mean things is the least of his problems.
Advertisers:
I’m not interested in anything that’s “Co-Pilot enabled.”
“Return YouTube Dislike” extension for Firefox and Chrome.
5.1 Toggle the customer’s opt-out setting back to opt-in every time there’s a Windows update.
5.2 Remove the opt-out setting completely.
The whole point of the Turing test, is that you should be unable to tell if you’re interacting with a human or a machine. Not 54% of the time. Not 60% of the time. 100% of the time. Consistently.
They’re changing the conditions of the Turing test to promote an AI model that would get an “F” on any school test.
Each conversation lasted a total of five minutes. According to the paper, which was published in May, the participants judged GPT-4 to be human a shocking 54 percent of the time. Because of this, the researchers claim that the large language model has indeed passed the Turing test.
That’s no better than flipping a coin and we have no idea what the questions were. This is clickbait.
Tesla “shareholders” clearly don’t have the interests of their company in mind if they’re approving a 56 billion dollar compensation package for their “CEO.”
If Microsoft cares so much about security, then WTF are they doing greenlighting a project like CoPilot / Recall?
I wish I had 44 billion dollars to burn.
This is the story with every company that Elmo acquires. Musk doesn’t care whether the company succeeds or not. He just wants that bong-hit of attention he gets from having his name in the news.
Ironically, Twitter was his best chance of making that work, but he’s too stupid to even run a social media network. This is like farking up running a casino.
Why would I spend money on computer hardware that benefits no one but Microsoft?
If you want to have good AI, you need to spend money and send your AI to college. Have real humans interact with it, correct it’s logic, make sure it understands sarcasm and logical fallacies.
Or, you can go the cheap route: train it on 10 years of Reddit sh*tposts and hope for the best.
I wish I had 44 billion dollars to burn.
I could live comfortably for the rest of my life on 1/10,000th of what Elmo wasted.
Whoever is downvoting this needs to have an encounter with the U.S. legal system, so they find out how little their precious freaking “rights” are worth.