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- Comment on GOP sneaks decade-long AI regulation ban into spending bill - Ars Technica 15 hours ago:
Did chatgpt propose this?
- Comment on Stop Internet Searching and Start Asking on Fediverse? 22 hours ago:
I am not sure about “the need to build knowledge” but i am liking the idea of communities of specific interest and expertise with the idea anyone can go discuss things with experts.
- Comment on China has introduced a drone that flies like a bird. The new invention could turn the drone industry upside down 3 days ago:
I bet there going “Guys, real bird is spotted in china, where we wrong?”
But i dislike Reddit to much to go check
- Comment on i truly believe that there's an open war between Humanity vs. Advertisers and their allies. 6 days ago:
Ads literally make me disabled. There presence challenges my freedom to interact both online and the real world.
- Comment on This woman must have a really bad dog 1 week ago:
I am going to say there is probably a reason why we decided this kind of stuff should be a careful balance of just enough chems to kill you rather then a bottle of “overkill”
- Comment on First Look at Berkeley Humanoid Lite, an Open-Source, 3D-Printable Humanoid Robot 1 week ago:
R and resources are expensive.
With the current tools i don’t think there is a specific hurdle. The biggest ones are funding and time.
You have to build expensive prototypes, learn from them and repeat that process till we are happy with the result.
- Comment on First Look at Berkeley Humanoid Lite, an Open-Source, 3D-Printable Humanoid Robot 1 week ago:
Costprice?
- Comment on Jellyfin / Remote Access Help (windows) 1 week ago:
One option that i am not sering here that is also very safe is install wireguard and allow them to use it via vpn.
- Comment on OMG no please don’t call me. 2 weeks ago:
Audio call is the worst actually.
Live communication and no face to interpret context. Absolutely the worst.
“hello are you still there?” While my mind is still processing the previous sentence.
There do exist conditions that will cause me to pick up the phone when you call and unless you meet them i wont even tell you what they are, just send an email or text instead.
- Comment on [Financial Times] Brands target AI chatbots as users switch from Google search 2 weeks ago:
“This is about much more than just getting your website indexed in their results. This is about recognising large language models as the ultimate influencer”
My new personal assistant told me there is nothing to worry about so this is fine i guess.
Seriously, when are these bourgeoisie fucks gonna realize that any system designed to coerce or manipulate is inherently corrupting its own ability to be trustworthy, ethical or qualitative.
- Comment on OpenPin is an open-source project to revive Humane's dead Ai Pin - Liliputing 2 weeks ago:
And just like that i went from being absolutely uninterested since inception into kinda wanting one?
- Comment on Perplexity CEO says its browser will track everything users do online to sell 'hyper personalized' ads | TechCrunch 2 weeks ago:
Once they are bought out by the singular mega corporation you will have only few choices left.
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Learn to love their products
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Sit idle in the dust because without their product you cannot partake in society.
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Join an OpenClan and become a technomage
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- Comment on Chrome is worth around $50 billion, DuckDuckGo CEO guesstimates 2 weeks ago:
I am opposite to this.
Present day Google IS chrome and as much as i am disgusted by them and want them broken up forcing a sale of chrome does not make sense and could actually spiral into the collapse of the company. (Don’t threaten me with a good time)
All internet platforms want a… well platform to have users on. An interface/environment that in its most profitable form can be plastered with ads.
For the google of old this used to be its search engine website.
But it sucks now, the web has kept growing and most people only need a different tiny fraction of it.
Yes its dominant, but its getting increasingly bad and will get increasingly useless as we start using smarter ai to filter (not re-generate) the web to our needs.
This is why openai wants to buy chrome, they want to replace all that google was with themselves.
Google also have their workspace platforms but there are no standalone apps. They are inherently designed for in browser use.
All of this means it makes a lot of sense they have a clear incentive to want to control the browser. Because its the frame that contains almost everything they do.
Compare that with microsoft, who owns the majority of operating systems, the entire office platform, and is also still competing with a search engine. And they still get keep bing?
Burn both these corpos but the logic applied here makes no sense.
I am purposely ignoring all the other projects, robotics, Because honestly half of them never get to product and they don’t really effect the identity of theirs business as much.
If anything it would make more to sell these other projects like autonomous cars, you know they are just going to try take over taxi services first and delivery services second if they get to keep that.
- Comment on It’s game over for people if AI gains legal personhood 3 weeks ago:
I never started “beneficial”
Its entirely possible that ai agents build, regardless of whose interest, keep running after their original owner dies.
If the job is “become an industrialist, expand and drop % of all profits on this bank account” and its actually competent it could lead to industry itself being more and more monopolized by fewer and fewer ai.
That would halt the status quo where many human agents create companies for different reasons and industry is an ethical melting pot. Thats what i meant.
Till that point in time the morality of ai businessmen is not different in effect then a human businessmen. Once that point. This morality shifts into either extinction or thrive for humankind.
- Comment on It’s game over for people if AI gains legal personhood 3 weeks ago:
I actually replied a similar thing to someone else.
Here i am specifically speaking about the bureaucratic path a non human could use to obtain person rights.
- Comment on It’s game over for people if AI gains legal personhood 3 weeks ago:
Both are true.
The first ai companies will be prompted by Humans.
A vast majority will be for profit. People want the ai to do the hard company work and collect the profit in their sleep the “owner” of the ai agent.
A good few people will do exactly the same but request non profit style and ethical focus.
Till we get to a mythical stage of agi that can actually decide globally if it thinks a company should exist or not and what purpose it should have, this is more or less same as the status quo.
- Comment on It’s game over for people if AI gains legal personhood 3 weeks ago:
Its only a matter of time till we get companies run entire by AI.
We kept asking in scifi if ai could ever be given the status of a legal human.
We failed to ask if capitalism has already build in a bureaucratic loophole that just gives it to them.
- Comment on Glue used to be rare and magical. 3 weeks ago:
It’s the glue definition of reversed Theseus.
We started with a sticky mess. Now we have strong adhesive. The technology evolved from the one to the other but are they still the same thing.
- Comment on LG TVs’ integrated ads get more personal with tech that analyzes viewer emotions 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Release the kraken 5 weeks ago:
Please don’t call of ai “slop”
- Comment on Release the kraken 5 weeks ago:
I’d go as far as ai is completely fine tool to create art with.
What bothers me is that these are unlabeled oneshots, the model does not allow creative user input nor a direct prompt and the user posted it without disclaimer.
Here on shitposts thats sort of ok but i saw this one elsewhere first.
- Comment on Release the kraken 5 weeks ago:
Same one was in political memes yesterday.
Brace for impact, the model that produces these came out only very recent.
- Comment on Disco Elysium's spin-off Locust City was the story of two grotty children and a boxful of insects 1 month ago:
Bought out?
Disco Elysium is a paracosm. It was stolen using loopholes within intellectual property laws.
The creators, of whom this world is a dynamic living construct emergent from their minds are effectively banned from expressing any of the existing details all because one asshat obtained the rights to its entirety and legally barred them from doing so.
- Comment on AI users can match two-person team performance, study suggests. 1 month ago:
You got paired up with a vegetable?
- Comment on World's first quantum microsatellite demonstrates secure communication with multiple ground stations 1 month ago:
Is it ripe for harvest time yet?
- Comment on Check your DVDs for disc rot — Warner Bros. says it’s replacing them 2 months ago:
If you only need popular shows in english sure.
Plenty of older things which where made for localized television cannot be found online but can be found in public libraries.
- Comment on Palantir delivers first two AI-enabled systems to U.S. Army 2 months ago:
Dr who, last years season i believe
- Comment on Palantir delivers first two AI-enabled systems to U.S. Army 2 months ago:
Did someone say AI ambulance
- Comment on Trump administration reportedly to use AI to find Hamas-supporting foreign students to deport. 2 months ago:
Hamas supporting you say? In my Feed this posts is only a few away from this one.
- Comment on Kagi search engine now has a Fediverse search option. 2 months ago:
Search engine? I started rawdoging urls a while ago.
The internet is increasingly more useless, the sites i really need are bookmarked anyway.
