Maybe someone should remind them to only shoot illegals.
The world is full of people wanting to be offended on behalf of other people.
Who's "we"?
Yeah, I can imagine it being a problem if it was from different IP addresses, but surely putting a limit on requests from a single IP would be a straightforward fix? Although maybe until it happens, you don't think…
I don't want to automatically blame Trump, but if the leader of the country ignores laws, why would anyone else think they are that important?
I've got no figures to hand obviously, but I'd be very surprised if the 128 (including +2 and +3) didn't outsell the 48K.
If I had toothache, I'd let a dog have a go at it if I thought it would stop the pain.
I couldn't find where it said that?
Obviously to save money, like everything.
Europe is more than one country.
Any kind of charge would make a nice change.
Why wouldn't they? There's been very little repercussions for anyone so far. Apart from the Netherlands bracing itself for sanctions from America because the ICC dared to suggest someone might have done something wrong.
The real advantage of AI is the fact it can be blamed, absolving any humans of responsibility or repercussions.
Take your pick from the millions of options already turned into films and books.
I feel safer already. What's the worst that could happen? I'm sure no-one will put an AI anywhere near it.
What's to stop this nu-web going the same way?
How did you extrapolate that leap of logic? Maybe we suck at business.
This is amazing. I'm trying to get a handle on how you're doing this, but I can't seem to find anything specific. e.g., is it a case of prompting "Please recreate Populous for the web"?
He's doing this as well as all the wars.
I'm not sure what the point of this article is, apart from fearmongering about a new boogie man.
I'm surprised this hsn't happened sooner. Surely making decisions as a CEO would be easier for an AI then complex software development.
Would it make any difference? Fujitsu wrote software so buggy that innocent people got fined and put in prison. They still get contracts even today.
I've wondered about this before, not just telling people, but what about my code projects etc... Something like "make all my github repo's public when I die" (assuming anyone would care about them).
This is another argument that we need more phone OS options, not just Android and iPhone. (Graphene isn't really a proper option yet).
Back in the day, adverts used to be obviously just adverts. Nowadays it's very difficult to determine what actually is an advert/influencer, or someone with some genuine facts.
Maybe someone should remind them to only shoot illegals.
The world is full of people wanting to be offended on behalf of other people.
Who's "we"?
Yeah, I can imagine it being a problem if it was from different IP addresses, but surely putting a limit on requests from a single IP would be a straightforward fix? Although maybe until it happens, you don't think…
I don't want to automatically blame Trump, but if the leader of the country ignores laws, why would anyone else think they are that important?
I've got no figures to hand obviously, but I'd be very surprised if the 128 (including +2 and +3) didn't outsell the 48K.
If I had toothache, I'd let a dog have a go at it if I thought it would stop the pain.
I couldn't find where it said that?
Obviously to save money, like everything.
Europe is more than one country.
Any kind of charge would make a nice change.
Why wouldn't they? There's been very little repercussions for anyone so far. Apart from the Netherlands bracing itself for sanctions from America because the ICC dared to suggest someone might have done something wrong.
The real advantage of AI is the fact it can be blamed, absolving any humans of responsibility or repercussions.
Take your pick from the millions of options already turned into films and books.
I feel safer already. What's the worst that could happen? I'm sure no-one will put an AI anywhere near it.
What's to stop this nu-web going the same way?
How did you extrapolate that leap of logic? Maybe we suck at business.
This is amazing. I'm trying to get a handle on how you're doing this, but I can't seem to find anything specific. e.g., is it a case of prompting "Please recreate Populous for the web"?
He's doing this as well as all the wars.
I'm not sure what the point of this article is, apart from fearmongering about a new boogie man.
I'm surprised this hsn't happened sooner. Surely making decisions as a CEO would be easier for an AI then complex software development.
Would it make any difference? Fujitsu wrote software so buggy that innocent people got fined and put in prison. They still get contracts even today.
I've wondered about this before, not just telling people, but what about my code projects etc... Something like "make all my github repo's public when I die" (assuming anyone would care about them).
This is another argument that we need more phone OS options, not just Android and iPhone. (Graphene isn't really a proper option yet).
Back in the day, adverts used to be obviously just adverts. Nowadays it's very difficult to determine what actually is an advert/influencer, or someone with some genuine facts.