A lawsuit revealing part of the camera analysis showed them using a classic CNN based object recognition network.
It's... complicated and a bit disputed. The trends match but the attempts at proper comparison study is not quite as conclusive (good social studies are difficult to make). It's certainly true that the trend is negative…
What you're talking about are specific local policy changes at specific school and equating random trends to some sort of ... "kids these days" message. If we're talking about the US; then it's simply the very healthy…
"optimize the internal combustion engine" that requires good quality combustion simulations and iterative optimization algorithms; and we've had that for longer than the internet; that kind of work was the earliest uses…
Does AI transform the world more than; - CAD software - Office software - Spreadsheet software - Finance software - Digital banking software - Computer graphics software - The entire US national fiber grid Cause at the…
And likewise; computers took a few decades to actually become a widespread economic force. Arguably the impact was quite small if we separate it from the internet (which of-course depends on computers).
Disruption in security is still software field though. The topic is "the rest of the economy".
> Some super-intelligent synthetic entity would have realtime data input from all over the environment, which sooner or later roots out any bias. No, i meant this data. All data has bias based on how it's collected. All…
Sweden have by hour and more recently by 10 minute electricity billing. Companies use it in automatic load balancing, car chargers use it, and IoT pilled dads in their 50s make home assistant schedules based on it. It's…
Yes, but seeing a few dozen of a new type show up within less of a day of the exploit being public is pretty mad. The usual probing is nothing special.
Giving me log4j vibes.
Pre AI, silently publishing a fix to a security vulnerability was considered bad practice. Post AI, Its efficiency pre announcing the exploit to bad actors until the official disclosure. You can just watch the diff log…
I guess you're not the target audience for this article then. This is pretty approachable maths, and explain really well. I've seen far worse in programming language theory papers, which would qualify as "software…
The point is that a slightly slower delivery feels like a rather small reason; for tolerating the collape the entire market of online purchases to a single abusive and monopolistic marketplace that is actively reducing…
I have a hard time finding concrete examples that does not breach contract of dox me. But this issue goes beyond a single large legacy codebase. It can go beyond how the code works into what the code does. You may not…
> There's no law against leaving a country It may actually be illegal in US law for Apple to leave the UK market for ideological reasons. Public companies are beholden to shareholders and can be sued for not acting in…
This got me curious as-well. It cannot be bound to phone number or carrier, since that's not a requirement to create an apple account. It could be bound to phones sold in the UK, but that is easily avoided. It could…
I got a job by applying to an old listing, for the wrong city. Small companies may look to fill a certain set of skill-sets, and if that is filled by one person or three doesn't matter much; can puzzle around to make…
Yes and no. Git blame is great yes, but it's still rather crude. If three commits changed one condition; it only shows the top commit. Getting a full sense of the history of a function over time is far less ergonomic.…
For me they mostly append the end of the file with more sections or details. Heck it often adds very specific implementation details that it worked on recently that have no business being written in a repo wide summary.
Its in a modern and easily to deploy package. The hype is a bit wierd. "0 cost output tolkens" is such a silly phrasing. I would have never considered importing pytorch for filtering through log files before even…
Depends what you man by "more specialised". You wont train very good language understanding without alot of data. It probably uses the core tranformer stack from an LLM. Classic classifiers are regularly just tuned…
> Ergonomics, cost profile, and ease of use are new. Following AI from the academic papers side; jev really feels silly. They one-pass the LLM tranformer stack and tune the output network for a probability value. (some…
mm. I could give a more proper answer. From the very short description of the original message, I don't doubt a long session with fable could get something up-and running even with the back-end integration. But if it…
We are increasingly seeing "Sorry out <Black box> made a mistake, the developers are fixing it" rather than any one person taking responsibility for the decision. This is a growing problem that is made worse by AI.…
A lawsuit revealing part of the camera analysis showed them using a classic CNN based object recognition network.
It's... complicated and a bit disputed. The trends match but the attempts at proper comparison study is not quite as conclusive (good social studies are difficult to make). It's certainly true that the trend is negative…
What you're talking about are specific local policy changes at specific school and equating random trends to some sort of ... "kids these days" message. If we're talking about the US; then it's simply the very healthy…
"optimize the internal combustion engine" that requires good quality combustion simulations and iterative optimization algorithms; and we've had that for longer than the internet; that kind of work was the earliest uses…
Does AI transform the world more than; - CAD software - Office software - Spreadsheet software - Finance software - Digital banking software - Computer graphics software - The entire US national fiber grid Cause at the…
And likewise; computers took a few decades to actually become a widespread economic force. Arguably the impact was quite small if we separate it from the internet (which of-course depends on computers).
Disruption in security is still software field though. The topic is "the rest of the economy".
> Some super-intelligent synthetic entity would have realtime data input from all over the environment, which sooner or later roots out any bias. No, i meant this data. All data has bias based on how it's collected. All…
Sweden have by hour and more recently by 10 minute electricity billing. Companies use it in automatic load balancing, car chargers use it, and IoT pilled dads in their 50s make home assistant schedules based on it. It's…
Yes, but seeing a few dozen of a new type show up within less of a day of the exploit being public is pretty mad. The usual probing is nothing special.
Giving me log4j vibes.
Pre AI, silently publishing a fix to a security vulnerability was considered bad practice. Post AI, Its efficiency pre announcing the exploit to bad actors until the official disclosure. You can just watch the diff log…
I guess you're not the target audience for this article then. This is pretty approachable maths, and explain really well. I've seen far worse in programming language theory papers, which would qualify as "software…
The point is that a slightly slower delivery feels like a rather small reason; for tolerating the collape the entire market of online purchases to a single abusive and monopolistic marketplace that is actively reducing…
I have a hard time finding concrete examples that does not breach contract of dox me. But this issue goes beyond a single large legacy codebase. It can go beyond how the code works into what the code does. You may not…
> There's no law against leaving a country It may actually be illegal in US law for Apple to leave the UK market for ideological reasons. Public companies are beholden to shareholders and can be sued for not acting in…
This got me curious as-well. It cannot be bound to phone number or carrier, since that's not a requirement to create an apple account. It could be bound to phones sold in the UK, but that is easily avoided. It could…
I got a job by applying to an old listing, for the wrong city. Small companies may look to fill a certain set of skill-sets, and if that is filled by one person or three doesn't matter much; can puzzle around to make…
Yes and no. Git blame is great yes, but it's still rather crude. If three commits changed one condition; it only shows the top commit. Getting a full sense of the history of a function over time is far less ergonomic.…
For me they mostly append the end of the file with more sections or details. Heck it often adds very specific implementation details that it worked on recently that have no business being written in a repo wide summary.
Its in a modern and easily to deploy package. The hype is a bit wierd. "0 cost output tolkens" is such a silly phrasing. I would have never considered importing pytorch for filtering through log files before even…
Depends what you man by "more specialised". You wont train very good language understanding without alot of data. It probably uses the core tranformer stack from an LLM. Classic classifiers are regularly just tuned…
> Ergonomics, cost profile, and ease of use are new. Following AI from the academic papers side; jev really feels silly. They one-pass the LLM tranformer stack and tune the output network for a probability value. (some…
mm. I could give a more proper answer. From the very short description of the original message, I don't doubt a long session with fable could get something up-and running even with the back-end integration. But if it…
We are increasingly seeing "Sorry out <Black box> made a mistake, the developers are fixing it" rather than any one person taking responsibility for the decision. This is a growing problem that is made worse by AI.…