MeIam

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by MeIam 1y ago
The main reason that it can't be fixed is that it has political or corporate operators and propaganda bots have taken over. There is always an agenda running through threads of social media even for mundane topics that seeking suprema
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by MeIam 1y ago
Even the article itself gives people a pause in order to avoid being blacklisted. It basically says that they are watching you so you will self censor.
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by MeIam 1y ago
Printers?! Desktop?! They need to wheel the stuff in. Hilarious how far people go to save a few bucks.
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by MeIam 1y ago
- The pandemic did in fact tank the market - Wars never tank the market and they jack up the military industry so no one would have said that - High interest rates did tank the market once last year already and in the past because it provi
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by MeIam 1y ago
We don't even know if Times uses AI to get information from other sources either. They can get a hint of news and then produce their material.
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by MeIam 1y ago
So in effect if a lot of people don't get the data now, then it will never matter, is that right? That logic makes no sense because if they don't get it right now then it does not mean that they will not get it in future. If Times
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by MeIam 1y ago
Why would that matter, if people didn't use it as much, does it mean that it doesn't matter if there were few people?
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by MeIam 1y ago
Time does not need user logs to prove such a thing if it was true. Times can show that it is possible so they can show how their own users can access the text. Why would they need other user's data?
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by MeIam 1y ago
Wouldn't think that they could use their voice. I had a serious shoulder injury and a surgery an all that. At first I tried my other arm but it would get tired. Voice conversion to text works really well nowadays. Voice to text wor
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by MeIam 1y ago
If people can get the text itself from AI, then anyone can then why would it need access to other people's data? Does the Times believe that other people can get this text while it can't get it itself? To prove that the AI is s
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by MeIam 1y ago
These AIs have digested all the data in the past. There is no fingerprints anymore. The question is whether AI itself is aware what the source is. It certainly knows the source.
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by MeIam 1y ago
No, apps can be prevented access. People can be disclosing private information.
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by MeIam 1y ago
So in effect Times has the right to see user's data then.. How do they have the right to take a look at users data?
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by MeIam 1y ago
I looked up the bird.. They are smart! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W7hEUGtv4U
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by MeIam 1y ago
No Alberta will have a war with its aboriginal population as they don't want to join USA.
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by MeIam 1y ago
So you believe threatening to separate is a strategy and that they get more by making threats. Alberta has oil majority of it foreign owed and wants free pipelines paid by the rest of Canada as subsidy and they got one for free and they be
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by MeIam 1y ago
This is oil talking and how does oil talk? Via oil companies. Americans own a lot of oil in Alberta. Americans are Astroturfing. They do it at home and abroad and that is how Citizen United produced corporate personhood in USA. If Alber
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by MeIam 1y ago
Your trade deals are a flash in history. Native Aboriginal Canadians do not owe anything to oil traders south of the border. You can't force them join your ghettos.