I think he already got pay-to-search and AI-infiltrated subreddits.

He’s just trying new combos.

While the proposed bill’s goals are great, I am not so sure about how it would be tested and enforced.

It’s cool that on current LLMs, the LLM can generate a ‘no’ response like those clips where people ask if the LLM has access to their location – but then promptly gives advices to a closest restaurant as soon as the topic of location isn’t on the spotlight.

There’s also the part about trying to contain ‘AI’ to follow once it has ingested a lot of training data. Even goog doesn’t know how to curb it once they are done with initial training.

I am all up for the bill. It’s a good precedent but a more defined and enforce-able one would be great as well.

Finally some news about the first human trial.

The part about them not issuing regular progress reports since day 1 (a month or so ago) is, how these doctors put it, concerning.

Apart from that, I think jumping from monkeys to human experiments when the success rate is low feels either rush work or some high person in charge decided to go all-or-nothing.

A redditor bot is a viable example of a forum member bot.

IMO, I don’t think it can drive topics, but it could make things controversial.

Hey Sugar, which of these pics have traffic lights on them?

bots gotta help each other

the hard drive portion feels more expected because there’s moving parts in there.

with SSDs and USB sticks it’s more chanced because we can’t see the insides before buying.

maybe it’s time for a clear/neon- plastic comeback but this time with usb sticks?

Data recovery firm CBL reports that memory chips in the most recent microSD cards and USB sticks are perhaps the most unreliable.

Homer: “the most unreliable so far”

i thought they finally caught on with the blood sacrifices~

I am sure we already got a budget version of this called the jpeg.