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by air7 1mo ago
In this context that isn't the right question. Rather one should ask "Would you be able to answer any question and fulfill any request about the Grand Canyon given to you by others in a way that will be indistinguishable from some
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by air7 3mo ago
With the risk of giving a spoiler, it seems the correct answer is almost always the longer, more elaborate one. I would guess this causes an up shift in results even if not consciously noticed.
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by air7 4mo ago
I don't get it. The IRS sees a clean million dollars in your bank account. They ask "how did you get that?" You answer "Oh I just sold this super expensive thing on a marketplace". Then they ask "Ok, but how di
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Two Autonomous Humanoid Robots Seamlessly Work Together to Make the Bed(laughingsquid.com)
4 points by air7 4mo ago|0 comments
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by air7 8mo ago
we didn't really survive photoshop. The obviously fake ones were easy to detect, and the less obvious ones took some some sleuthing to detect. But the good fakes totally fly under the radar. You literally have no idea how much of the i
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by air7 9mo ago
Naive question, but can't this be solved with device-level error correction?
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by air7 9mo ago
But at least you have IKEA
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There is no such thing as conscious artificial intelligence – Nature(nature.com)
2 points by air7 11mo ago|2 comments
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by air7 1y ago
I'd be happy to see that list. Perhaps consider sharing it.
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by air7 1y ago
but who will buy the advertised products? and with what money?
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Many ransomware strains will abort if they detect a Russian keyboard installed (2021)(krebsonsecurity.com)
417 points by air7 1y ago|220 comments
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by air7 1y ago
A few days ago Sergey Brin said "We don't circulate this too much in the AI community – not just our models but all models – tend to do better if you threaten them … with physical violence" -- https://www.theregist
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by air7 1y ago
Perhaps an unpopular opinion, but I would like .COM domains to ~ 1000$ per year. As these domains are intended (and actually are) used for COMmercial ventures, the sum should be low enough to not be a burden on even a small real business, b
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Anthropic new AI model turns to blackmail when engineers try to take it offline(techcrunch.com)
3 points by air7 1y ago|2 comments
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Common household plastics linked to heart disease(cnn.com)
2 points by air7 1y ago|0 comments
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by air7 2y ago
wow, This is our reality from now on...
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by air7 2y ago
I've had this idea that reproduction studies in one's C.V should become a sort of virtue signal, akin to philanthropy among the rich. This way, some percentage of one's work would need to be reproduction work or otherwise the
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Claude Became Tech Insiders' Chatbot of Choice(nytimes.com)
2 points by air7 2y ago|1 comments
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by air7 2y ago
Sounds like an amazing idea but I installed the windows app from the website and it crashes immediately after opening.
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Life Found on Ryugu Asteroid Sample, but It Looks Familiar(hackaday.com)
1 points by air7 2y ago|0 comments
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by air7 2y ago
parent comment was a bit tounge-in-cheek but I'll continue the sentiment: You're saying that the curiosity is "natural" hence one is either born with it or not. I think that there is no way around the fact that it will b
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by air7 2y ago
I know that I'm in the minority, especially here, but I generally welcome paying with my data. it seems to me that companies need to generate revenue and they do this by extracting something of value from the user and that this thing b
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by air7 2y ago
I don't know... It's like claiming that Samsung "enhanced their phone camera abilities" when they replaced zoomed-in moon shots with hi-res images of the moon. https://www.samsungmobilepress.com/feature-s
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by air7 2y ago
How time flies. I remember I wrote a zero-knowledge AI bookmarklet that did quite well... http://stackoverflow.com/a/23853848/632039
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by air7 2y ago
Just to clarify: The photos and audio collection isn't related to the mentioned security flaws. These are two separate issues. > Ecovacs robot vacuums, which have been found to suffer from critical cybersecurity flaws... > An Eco
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by air7 2y ago
Arguably most humans can't do this either.
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by air7 2y ago
My optimistic take on this is that the politicians of the time had the actual peoples' best interests at heart and realized that even though the change was unpopular, it was the right thing to do and that people would eventually realiz
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by air7 2y ago
I don't know to reconcile the idea that Free Will as a concept obviously cannot exist (because the omnipresent Laws of Physics govern the movement of the particles inside my skull as they do all other particles), with the fact that it
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by air7 2y ago
It's clear that technological development creates a shift in jobs, i.e some jobs are lost, but new ones are created as a result. Whether the total #jobs increases or decreases is debatable. The issue that I see addressed less often i
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by air7 3y ago
The first line of the Nasa's Artrmis Program reads: With Artemis missions, NASA will land the first woman and first person of color on the Moon --- https://www.nasa.gov/specials/artemis/

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