> kinda scary to think about how many scientific papers are probably written using AI these days Journals now routinely ask you to declare any use of AI in writing. Better authors are up front about its use, so peer…
Annnnnnnnd the FUD has begun.
Because of FUD spread about data protection laws… such as the GDPR?
Why?
Yes. In the civilised world, those caught abusing public office resigned. "Deny, deny, deny" in the face of all evidence is a curioulsy Trumpian move.
> Just start the process to ban this party already Oh dear. Whatever happend to Voltares "I disprove of what you say, but will defend to the death your right to say it"?
A sixty-nine interupted by a period?
Four milli bits per second sounds very slow to me.
> Government bonds have fallen 80% relative to gold in the past few years. I think most people would suggest the converse..... that gold prices have doubled over the last three years compared to virtually any stable…
> mother's maiden name: 14t&7--ghv&32@/apER;Aa0)/90sIs This isn't a good idea.... If using random text, there are many examples of, when asked to answer a secret question, telling the call centre droid "I just hit a few…
> I used to work on software that still uses Fortran from the 50's Gnnnnnnaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!! Online conversation about Fortran is invariably domniated by people who waffle about Fortran 77, FORTRAN and bloody punch…
Please don't spout such obvious made up bollocks. Thank you.
*Gbps (Irritiating, but not as bad as those who insist on having milli-bit speeds I grant you).
> The timing is interesting, given that it comes days after Musk said Ukraine had gone "too far More like Zelensky, in stating the Trump-Russia diesel deal was a 'weak decision by strong partners', has pissed-off the…
How is that different or worth singling out from playing <violent computer game> or watching <violent film>? EDIT: Am I really arguing with somebody in favour of 'rights' for AI's?
"Abusing" a robot? A machine? You seriously have a problem with that?
It's the FUD spread by the AdTech industry (including here on HN by people who's salaries are dependent on invading our privacy) that is holding back sensible data protection laws in the USA.
Trump is a symptom of the disease.
> 2) No it's like saying that punching a lifelike woman who doesn't fight back is abusive (or at least pathological) behavior, which... it is. So if I kick my car because it won't start, that is 'abusive'? Get a grip…
> 2. Humans shouldn't exercise abusive impulses in general I reserve the right to tell a machine to fuck off.
People really object to DVD menus because they 'delay' watching the film? I suggest this takes the desire for instant gratification to a new level.
> The USA also used soft power much more effectively, Good god! I genuinely choked on a mouthfull of tea reading this!
> Alexa I'm ammused people call these "smart speakers". Use their real name: Smart Microphones. Alexa = Amazons microphone.
> No one cares. Ahem https://www.gov.uk/data-protection
I'm impressed by your ignorance!
> kinda scary to think about how many scientific papers are probably written using AI these days Journals now routinely ask you to declare any use of AI in writing. Better authors are up front about its use, so peer…
Annnnnnnnd the FUD has begun.
Because of FUD spread about data protection laws… such as the GDPR?
Why?
Yes. In the civilised world, those caught abusing public office resigned. "Deny, deny, deny" in the face of all evidence is a curioulsy Trumpian move.
> Just start the process to ban this party already Oh dear. Whatever happend to Voltares "I disprove of what you say, but will defend to the death your right to say it"?
A sixty-nine interupted by a period?
Four milli bits per second sounds very slow to me.
> Government bonds have fallen 80% relative to gold in the past few years. I think most people would suggest the converse..... that gold prices have doubled over the last three years compared to virtually any stable…
> mother's maiden name: 14t&7--ghv&32@/apER;Aa0)/90sIs This isn't a good idea.... If using random text, there are many examples of, when asked to answer a secret question, telling the call centre droid "I just hit a few…
> I used to work on software that still uses Fortran from the 50's Gnnnnnnaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!! Online conversation about Fortran is invariably domniated by people who waffle about Fortran 77, FORTRAN and bloody punch…
Please don't spout such obvious made up bollocks. Thank you.
*Gbps (Irritiating, but not as bad as those who insist on having milli-bit speeds I grant you).
> The timing is interesting, given that it comes days after Musk said Ukraine had gone "too far More like Zelensky, in stating the Trump-Russia diesel deal was a 'weak decision by strong partners', has pissed-off the…
How is that different or worth singling out from playing <violent computer game> or watching <violent film>? EDIT: Am I really arguing with somebody in favour of 'rights' for AI's?
"Abusing" a robot? A machine? You seriously have a problem with that?
It's the FUD spread by the AdTech industry (including here on HN by people who's salaries are dependent on invading our privacy) that is holding back sensible data protection laws in the USA.
Trump is a symptom of the disease.
> 2) No it's like saying that punching a lifelike woman who doesn't fight back is abusive (or at least pathological) behavior, which... it is. So if I kick my car because it won't start, that is 'abusive'? Get a grip…
> 2. Humans shouldn't exercise abusive impulses in general I reserve the right to tell a machine to fuck off.
People really object to DVD menus because they 'delay' watching the film? I suggest this takes the desire for instant gratification to a new level.
> The USA also used soft power much more effectively, Good god! I genuinely choked on a mouthfull of tea reading this!
> Alexa I'm ammused people call these "smart speakers". Use their real name: Smart Microphones. Alexa = Amazons microphone.
> No one cares. Ahem https://www.gov.uk/data-protection
I'm impressed by your ignorance!