I am convinced that the mass layoffs are occurring because forward-thinking executives can see that AI agents are coming to replace employees faster than most people expect. By doing layoffs early they can cut staff…
These companies know that AI agents are coming at them hard and fast. I think this and other layoffs are happening now so they can cut down the numbers before the question becomes "Are you replacing them with AI?".…
> "Suing could force the government to start the repayment machinery again, which might not be a terrible thing. Given the low unemployment rate and the existence of income-driven repayment plans for people who are…
LLMs already have problems with fact vs fiction. I don't see how Reddit of all places has "valuable data" in that regard.
This is great. I'd love this with the same style radio chatter, but from a bot that watches my news sources, tweets, emails, and radios itself to discuss interesting things happening. "An email just came in at 0743 AM…
I wasn't involved in the legal side and am not a lawyer, but in my limited understanding of US contract law (where this is exclusively used) it is quite simple to create a binding contract that will stand up in court.…
Funny, we've just replaced DocuSign with a custom-built solution that will achieve full ROI in less than one year, thanks to recent price hikes on the contract.
Great. More e-waste as I toss it in the trash.
Sounds like a fancy way of saying vendor lock-in
The US is doing the same exact thing but it's called 'alignment' and instead of 'censorship' we call it 'safety'.
To stop China we must become China
Or it ends up being both, because Microsoft.
Hope the leaker used good opsec and that this goes nowhere.
Of course it does.
I felt the same way when I really wanted a super soaker 2000 and then the neighbor kid got one before me. "MOOOOM!!!"
Windows 11 is a thinly-veiled state-sponsored malware masquerading as a productivity tool.
Trying to stop the spread of LLaMA with DMCAs is an interesting technique. Like the internet version of trying to put out a grease fire with water.
Since the issue looks to be the consent of the footage being released, would it be the same situation if the footage came from their body cams requested by FOIA? Provided all of their cams didn't simultaneously and…
In practice, the larger the organization the less likely the potential legal sanctions are to dissuade them. My observation has been that once an organization (in the US anyway) grows large enough it is in a special…
Hopefully there will be a plug-in-your-own-API-key open source thing then. Even better.
I've been following tech long enough to know that as soon as the computer can figure out which button to press it's only going to click on ads, I guarantee it.
I thought to make something similar but what scared me away was the idea that some educational institution could use it and decide a student was being dishonest due to a false positive. I wouldn't want to bear…
I have some Azure services that are not able to consistently make outbound HTTP requests to my heartbeat monitoring service so I'm getting alert after alert this morning. This is just the nudge I needed, and I'll be…
The examples provided are not that convincing. Especially the two headlines. Yes they are similar because there are a limited number of ways to ask "Can You Buy a Gift Card With a Credit Card?". Should the topic be off…
Even if they win they lose, because nothing will change. Who is really going to stop using Stable Diffusion at this point?
I am convinced that the mass layoffs are occurring because forward-thinking executives can see that AI agents are coming to replace employees faster than most people expect. By doing layoffs early they can cut staff…
These companies know that AI agents are coming at them hard and fast. I think this and other layoffs are happening now so they can cut down the numbers before the question becomes "Are you replacing them with AI?".…
> "Suing could force the government to start the repayment machinery again, which might not be a terrible thing. Given the low unemployment rate and the existence of income-driven repayment plans for people who are…
LLMs already have problems with fact vs fiction. I don't see how Reddit of all places has "valuable data" in that regard.
This is great. I'd love this with the same style radio chatter, but from a bot that watches my news sources, tweets, emails, and radios itself to discuss interesting things happening. "An email just came in at 0743 AM…
I wasn't involved in the legal side and am not a lawyer, but in my limited understanding of US contract law (where this is exclusively used) it is quite simple to create a binding contract that will stand up in court.…
Funny, we've just replaced DocuSign with a custom-built solution that will achieve full ROI in less than one year, thanks to recent price hikes on the contract.
Great. More e-waste as I toss it in the trash.
Sounds like a fancy way of saying vendor lock-in
The US is doing the same exact thing but it's called 'alignment' and instead of 'censorship' we call it 'safety'.
To stop China we must become China
Or it ends up being both, because Microsoft.
Hope the leaker used good opsec and that this goes nowhere.
Of course it does.
I felt the same way when I really wanted a super soaker 2000 and then the neighbor kid got one before me. "MOOOOM!!!"
Windows 11 is a thinly-veiled state-sponsored malware masquerading as a productivity tool.
Trying to stop the spread of LLaMA with DMCAs is an interesting technique. Like the internet version of trying to put out a grease fire with water.
Since the issue looks to be the consent of the footage being released, would it be the same situation if the footage came from their body cams requested by FOIA? Provided all of their cams didn't simultaneously and…
In practice, the larger the organization the less likely the potential legal sanctions are to dissuade them. My observation has been that once an organization (in the US anyway) grows large enough it is in a special…
Hopefully there will be a plug-in-your-own-API-key open source thing then. Even better.
I've been following tech long enough to know that as soon as the computer can figure out which button to press it's only going to click on ads, I guarantee it.
I thought to make something similar but what scared me away was the idea that some educational institution could use it and decide a student was being dishonest due to a false positive. I wouldn't want to bear…
I have some Azure services that are not able to consistently make outbound HTTP requests to my heartbeat monitoring service so I'm getting alert after alert this morning. This is just the nudge I needed, and I'll be…
The examples provided are not that convincing. Especially the two headlines. Yes they are similar because there are a limited number of ways to ask "Can You Buy a Gift Card With a Credit Card?". Should the topic be off…
Even if they win they lose, because nothing will change. Who is really going to stop using Stable Diffusion at this point?