If I ask my employer if I can start a YouTube channel and then after getting permission I start posting videos that make the company look bad, and showing how awesome competitor products were I wouldn't be surprised if…
What would be illegal about firing an employee who you think is causing your company to get a bad image?
I would recommend https://ghostarchive.org/
You are free to give any suggestion that you want.
Saying there is no collaboration is like saying multiple people on a software project can't collaborate with Claude Code because it's really just Claude writing the code.
So is Wikipedia, but with grokipedia you can at least correct it even if there is not a journalist pointing out the obvious.
People provide other images for the AI to integrate into the flyer. It doesn't make up everything.
For example if a shop is having an Independence Day sale, just saying that it's happening with text is not very attractive.
Grokipedia serves as an existence proof that it is possible.
No, it means the promotion would suck and I wouldn't be interested in events that I would be interested in if marketed to me correctly.
AI art has made attractive graphic design available to the masses. I don't get the hatred for them since they both look good and wouldn't exist without AI.
>and it doesn’t report you to the police when it suspects you did something illegal This is an alignment issue. OpenClaw with a local LLM with an email you setup for it could contact the police.
>I don't get to hear that it's not a doctor and I should call 911. Local models can do this and with tool use they can even call emergency services for you on your behalf.
Have you considered that they are making the the world better and your process of measuring is flawed.
Scale is all you need. That's why you see other attention free large language models work. But in a world with constraints on time and compute the architecture does matter because scaling does have a cost (which is…
ASLR protects against exploits already too.
>If you 10x thay development process then you also have to do the same with the business processes. Or the extra time can be used towards polishing the software.
Why can AI generate pictures of waterfalls if it has never lived on Earth?
It sounds exactly how netcafes operate where the public can lease a computer and play games for a few hours. I don't think it's weird they have to get special licenses just like netcafes do.
Xcloud is about a RTX 3060 Ti which you can rent, including power and the rest of the system from $0.03 per hour as a spot price. At scale Microsoft should be able to be able to get a better price than just the hardware…
Showing off the exploit by infringing copyright, just goes to show you that these exists are primarily used to steal from developers via piracy.
>harming decisions It's infantilizing to think it's harmful to give users control over their privacy because they are too stupid to understand what they are doing when they share their data with someone that it shares…
This is disappointing to see. Apple has invested billions of dollars into building the iPhone and part of its business model is having a central App Store. Instead of trying to encourage other phone manufactures to…
We are talking about a hypothetical where a patch is made <2 months. With AI agents, I can 100% assure you it would take a max of a few days to pat CB and test a mitigation. Not months. If you are warning people to turn…
If it takes 2 months to do fix a massive security issue, it's best if someone else steps up to the plate to fix it.
If I ask my employer if I can start a YouTube channel and then after getting permission I start posting videos that make the company look bad, and showing how awesome competitor products were I wouldn't be surprised if…
What would be illegal about firing an employee who you think is causing your company to get a bad image?
I would recommend https://ghostarchive.org/
You are free to give any suggestion that you want.
Saying there is no collaboration is like saying multiple people on a software project can't collaborate with Claude Code because it's really just Claude writing the code.
So is Wikipedia, but with grokipedia you can at least correct it even if there is not a journalist pointing out the obvious.
People provide other images for the AI to integrate into the flyer. It doesn't make up everything.
For example if a shop is having an Independence Day sale, just saying that it's happening with text is not very attractive.
Grokipedia serves as an existence proof that it is possible.
No, it means the promotion would suck and I wouldn't be interested in events that I would be interested in if marketed to me correctly.
AI art has made attractive graphic design available to the masses. I don't get the hatred for them since they both look good and wouldn't exist without AI.
>and it doesn’t report you to the police when it suspects you did something illegal This is an alignment issue. OpenClaw with a local LLM with an email you setup for it could contact the police.
>I don't get to hear that it's not a doctor and I should call 911. Local models can do this and with tool use they can even call emergency services for you on your behalf.
Have you considered that they are making the the world better and your process of measuring is flawed.
Scale is all you need. That's why you see other attention free large language models work. But in a world with constraints on time and compute the architecture does matter because scaling does have a cost (which is…
ASLR protects against exploits already too.
>If you 10x thay development process then you also have to do the same with the business processes. Or the extra time can be used towards polishing the software.
Why can AI generate pictures of waterfalls if it has never lived on Earth?
It sounds exactly how netcafes operate where the public can lease a computer and play games for a few hours. I don't think it's weird they have to get special licenses just like netcafes do.
Xcloud is about a RTX 3060 Ti which you can rent, including power and the rest of the system from $0.03 per hour as a spot price. At scale Microsoft should be able to be able to get a better price than just the hardware…
Showing off the exploit by infringing copyright, just goes to show you that these exists are primarily used to steal from developers via piracy.
>harming decisions It's infantilizing to think it's harmful to give users control over their privacy because they are too stupid to understand what they are doing when they share their data with someone that it shares…
This is disappointing to see. Apple has invested billions of dollars into building the iPhone and part of its business model is having a central App Store. Instead of trying to encourage other phone manufactures to…
We are talking about a hypothetical where a patch is made <2 months. With AI agents, I can 100% assure you it would take a max of a few days to pat CB and test a mitigation. Not months. If you are warning people to turn…
If it takes 2 months to do fix a massive security issue, it's best if someone else steps up to the plate to fix it.