bagelcollie

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   by bagelcollie 8d ago

   About Non-example 2, AI's already a part of armies and terrorists alike. Considering its capabilities, it's not far-fetched at all to speculate its role in new biological weapons.
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   by bagelcollie 8d ago

   Beautiful story. > Dr. Breuillard had been leading an effort to solve the question with the help of an A.I. chatbot. That humans appear to have sorted it out first — and these three particular humans — “almost feels like a blessing,” he
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   by bagelcollie 14d ago

   For once I can find Grok-related news entertaining
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   by bagelcollie 1mo ago

   From my understanding, AI outputs have patterns due to its text prediction algorithm and AI detectors just recognize those patterns as watermarks. If there used to be 1,000 different ways to write a paragraph, watermarks may reduce it to 30