Art is so entwined with the human condition that generative AI which conjures output from a statistical pass over background noise is bound to be stagnant. Obviously it can impersonate art, but where creativity and the…
It's almost as if we are in a comment section where most peoples jobs exist due to "content" either being stolen (AI most recently) or crowd sourced under EULAs that effectively steal it. Not that I think a back door to…
Yup, demoractic governments existed before the internet and repressive dictators have risen with it. The idea that being anonymous online will save a society from a dictator/repression is wishful thinking. Only good…
Everything about UK rail is custom (apart from the gauge). Apparently it's one of the (many) reasons HS2 is such a mess. They were trying to run trains faster than typical continental high speed lines, which meant…
"people under 16", you mean children right? "who also have the rights to freedom of expression and privacy", plenty of outlets for people to be expressive in the UK (more so than in the US for example, where the right…
Yes, privacy is a right i agree with, but anonymity is not. Especially online where there is no accountability.
I know this is a personal question, but i see this type of comment here so often, and it is hilariously naive. Do you have children?
Someone in another post was claiming there was a "right" to anonymity on the internet. That was news to me. The "rights" of my children to not be exploited by Zuckerberg and the rest of them are far more important as…
Outrage against what? That age restrictions haven't been enforced sooner? I read an article where some children were asked about their social media use. A few made the point that they just felt crap after a scrolling…
I'm not aware of any "right" to anonymity on the internet.
They were forced to invest in new energy technology because of lack of oil/gas reserves. The US was on course to invest more as well (I guess the reason Musk saw the opportunity in Tesla), but then fracking happened and…
In most western countries it is the only true suppression of free speech, as the state will mobilise it's full force against someone, no matter their position or spuriousness of the claims.
Is anti-semitism on the rise, or is the bar on the ground?
Yup, the visualization didn't help me understand the concept any more than plain text. Superficial in the way that you would expect from a system that has no real world reference for what it is creating. To get…
I have to fight with my family members when they "Google" something, read the top AI slop result, and I ask which page it came from. They believe what is on the Google landing page, and actually I don't think that is a…
I'm a parent and will take the second option in a heartbeat. But it's not because I'm cool with my government "[not] doing it for protecting children" or any other conspiracy theory nonsense. It's because governments…
Dude, need to @ Elon on X with a link to these comments. Pretty sure he replies to fans as dedicated as you to his cause.
We don't let kids turn up to school drunk because they went to the cornershop on the way to school. I guarantee that would be happening if alcohol sales were not age gated and enforced by the government. In the same way…
> I think it's important to put numbers in historical context when saying or implying that we're in some kind of crisis. But that would spoil some good click bait for the media, and ad hominem attacks from political…
Will there be increase in production if the 3 companies that make the RAM decide they can profit more by keeping production mostly the same and flogging it for 10x the price of a couple of years ago to a few AI…
The reason they have the largest sovereign wealth fund (aside from getting it right in the 80s, unlike the UK), is that there is quite a bit of regulation around where and how the money is invested. It is run to…
I suspect is very hard to get a consultant that doesn't hand over a repo of AI generated nonsense right now. For the reason above, they are (usually) under time pressure to deliver, and they can wash their hands of the…
Honestly, rather a "unelected EU bureaucrat" (What does this even mean? Are we going to individually elect the entire civil service, or require elected officials to delegate nothing and personally review every…
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The only people that think global free trade is a good thing are the top .001% net worth individuals which use it to wield power. Trading blocks (like the European single market) are specifically designed to protect…
Art is so entwined with the human condition that generative AI which conjures output from a statistical pass over background noise is bound to be stagnant. Obviously it can impersonate art, but where creativity and the…
It's almost as if we are in a comment section where most peoples jobs exist due to "content" either being stolen (AI most recently) or crowd sourced under EULAs that effectively steal it. Not that I think a back door to…
Yup, demoractic governments existed before the internet and repressive dictators have risen with it. The idea that being anonymous online will save a society from a dictator/repression is wishful thinking. Only good…
Everything about UK rail is custom (apart from the gauge). Apparently it's one of the (many) reasons HS2 is such a mess. They were trying to run trains faster than typical continental high speed lines, which meant…
"people under 16", you mean children right? "who also have the rights to freedom of expression and privacy", plenty of outlets for people to be expressive in the UK (more so than in the US for example, where the right…
Yes, privacy is a right i agree with, but anonymity is not. Especially online where there is no accountability.
I know this is a personal question, but i see this type of comment here so often, and it is hilariously naive. Do you have children?
Someone in another post was claiming there was a "right" to anonymity on the internet. That was news to me. The "rights" of my children to not be exploited by Zuckerberg and the rest of them are far more important as…
Outrage against what? That age restrictions haven't been enforced sooner? I read an article where some children were asked about their social media use. A few made the point that they just felt crap after a scrolling…
I'm not aware of any "right" to anonymity on the internet.
They were forced to invest in new energy technology because of lack of oil/gas reserves. The US was on course to invest more as well (I guess the reason Musk saw the opportunity in Tesla), but then fracking happened and…
In most western countries it is the only true suppression of free speech, as the state will mobilise it's full force against someone, no matter their position or spuriousness of the claims.
Is anti-semitism on the rise, or is the bar on the ground?
Yup, the visualization didn't help me understand the concept any more than plain text. Superficial in the way that you would expect from a system that has no real world reference for what it is creating. To get…
I have to fight with my family members when they "Google" something, read the top AI slop result, and I ask which page it came from. They believe what is on the Google landing page, and actually I don't think that is a…
I'm a parent and will take the second option in a heartbeat. But it's not because I'm cool with my government "[not] doing it for protecting children" or any other conspiracy theory nonsense. It's because governments…
Dude, need to @ Elon on X with a link to these comments. Pretty sure he replies to fans as dedicated as you to his cause.
We don't let kids turn up to school drunk because they went to the cornershop on the way to school. I guarantee that would be happening if alcohol sales were not age gated and enforced by the government. In the same way…
> I think it's important to put numbers in historical context when saying or implying that we're in some kind of crisis. But that would spoil some good click bait for the media, and ad hominem attacks from political…
Will there be increase in production if the 3 companies that make the RAM decide they can profit more by keeping production mostly the same and flogging it for 10x the price of a couple of years ago to a few AI…
The reason they have the largest sovereign wealth fund (aside from getting it right in the 80s, unlike the UK), is that there is quite a bit of regulation around where and how the money is invested. It is run to…
I suspect is very hard to get a consultant that doesn't hand over a repo of AI generated nonsense right now. For the reason above, they are (usually) under time pressure to deliver, and they can wash their hands of the…
Honestly, rather a "unelected EU bureaucrat" (What does this even mean? Are we going to individually elect the entire civil service, or require elected officials to delegate nothing and personally review every…
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The only people that think global free trade is a good thing are the top .001% net worth individuals which use it to wield power. Trading blocks (like the European single market) are specifically designed to protect…