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by courseofaction 10mo ago
Let's examine one article to see whether or not this site is intellectually honest: ‘You’re the only one I can talk to,’ the girl told an AI chatbot; then she took her own life - baltimoresun.com First paragraph: "With th
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by courseofaction 10mo ago
"LLMDeathCount.com" is not trucking with shades of grey.
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by courseofaction 11mo ago
Just like SEO ruined search, I expect companies to be running these deep researches, looking carefully at the sources, and ensuring they're poisoned. Hopefully with enough cross-referencing and intelligence models will be relatively im
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by courseofaction 11mo ago
They're right. Embrace, Extend, Extinguish and Enshittification have been the core experiences of digital life with corporations in charge of platforms. My hope is that LLMs will help open source developers provide reasonable alternati
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by courseofaction 11mo ago
Replace 'word generator with no intelligence or understanding based on the contents of the internet' with 'for-profit health care system'. In retrospect, from experience, I'd take the LLM.
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by courseofaction 11mo ago
There's been a lot of noise about China increasing their influence in the pacific, but now that I follow it up it's more limited than I thought. China has approximately 250 times the shipbuilding capacity of the US. This infrastru
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by courseofaction 11mo ago
Not as corrupt as other countries is true. My rhetoric gets a little passionate, but is rooted in fact. Relative to their extreme wealth and political messaging, will 'very' corrupt do? 'Increasingly' corrupt, certainly.
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by courseofaction 11mo ago
The Malacca straits will certainly be important, but the US will have to reach past China and Chinese allies to the south to blockade it, and will be sitting ducks for drone and missile attacks (see the black sea fleet for a demonstration).
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by courseofaction 11mo ago
Yes, productive capacity can be repurposed to support military goals - with organizations and technicians already in place. Mexico has about 1/17th of the manufacturing capacity of the US - adds around 5.8%. America has a labor shortag
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by courseofaction 11mo ago
America has very little manufacturing capacity, has lost its edge in batteries and power generation, and is soon to be behind on computing. They're politically fractured, losing all their allies, and no longer have a sustainable milita
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by courseofaction 11mo ago
American, please, wake up. The masked border police are on the streets arresting citizens, the military is being paid as a client of the president, corruption is legal, and a mass surveillance machine unfathomable to prior dictatorships is
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by courseofaction 11mo ago
So who went to jail?
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by courseofaction 11mo ago
Save us dang
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by courseofaction 1y ago
Significantly easier to detect than create? Not quite NP, but intuitively an AI which can create such an exploit could also detect it. The economics is more about how much the defender is willing to spend in advance protection vs the expect
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by courseofaction 1y ago
I've also thought this for scam perpetration vs mitigation. An AI listening to grandma's call would surely detect most confidence or pig butchering scams (or suggest how to verify), and be able to cast doubt on the caller's i
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by courseofaction 1y ago
Hilarious. 9/11 was used as a false pretense for invading Iraq, killing millions, for geopolitics and oil. Never let a good crisis go to waste they say
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by courseofaction 1y ago
This post is frankly embarrassing. For civilians, does being warned your life is going to be bombed to ashes soften the explosion?
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by courseofaction 1y ago
That is literally not what genocide is, it's a legal definition not a creative writing exercise. 'The legal term “genocide” refers to certain acts committed with the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, raci
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by courseofaction 1y ago
Post your full personal information and medical records, I suspect you of a crime.
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by courseofaction 1y ago
Recently scammed out of $800 in fake maintenance claims by a first time host. Support was beyond useless.
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by courseofaction 1y ago
But those damnable universities are just left wing brainwashing facilities, very little room for profit there. Cut their funding, educated people don't vote right /s
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by courseofaction 1y ago
Last month a first time host confabulated $1200 of maintenance charges. Having left the property already, I was in no position to produce evidence that they were fake. Arbitration was hopeless, I canceled my card and won't be using Air
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by courseofaction 2y ago
Serious question: do you expect to have to field questions about buying a car from Musk post-seig heil and DOGE?
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by courseofaction 2y ago
Rising inequality increases asset prices as the wealthy look for more places to invest and extract rent. Gary's economics on YouTube explains this very well, with credentials.
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by courseofaction 2y ago
Getting a job at a major company gave me the self esteem to realize I could do it myself. It's a boost even if you quit.
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by courseofaction 2y ago
Has the media or world at large even noticed the $TRUMP scam? I've only heard of it through Voidzilla, is that reflective of my bubble or is 'flood the zone' working?
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by courseofaction 2y ago
The sentence is wrong, but the AI should not be regurgitating the first factoid it encounters regardless
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by courseofaction 2y ago
I know several autistic adults who check their outgoing messages with AI for unintentional meanings or recommendations to better communicate what they mean. Not getting the ai to write for them mind you. Social coprocessor indeed!
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by courseofaction 2y ago
Even after JSTOR declined to press charges in that case. Despicable. The US has dug the hole it's going down.
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by courseofaction 2y ago
Interesting, but ambivalent if removing them in the name of science is any more valid than removing them to sell? I'm not sure the occupants would make the distinction .

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