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by supposemaybe 2y ago
My question is: How far does the AI system go… is it behind the AI decision to starve the population of Gaza? And if it is behind the strategy of starvation as a tool of war, is it also behind the decision to kill the aid workers who are tr
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
Lavender: One person’s flower, another person’s AI death machine.
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
Sorry, I was looking for answers to my questions - not more questions.
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
Genocide was clearly defined and introduced AFTER that war ended!
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
I would like to know if the AI is deciding to starve the entire population and kill aid workers? It’s a serious question, because the article mentions how AI plays such a crucial role… but where does it end? I know the following question so
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
It’s the most important thing going on in the world. And geeks shouldn’t be thought of as people who will sit and think how cool the death machine AI that Israel has developed which chooses how and when 30K children die… geeks make this tec
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
IDF flag everything. You just need to watch the live comments on any YT video about what they are doing in Gaza to see they have a mommoth operation going on of silencing everything and putting up lots of Anti Muslim vile.
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
Or in the words of Shaggy… “Saw you blowing up the children…” “It wasn’t me.”
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
Em, I think you mean any reasonable minded human that walks the planet.
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
When you look at the map of Gaza, it looks like the AI must have told them to bomb every single house that was still standing.
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
How? We both read the same article!
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
Is the AI the one deciding to let all the children of Gaza starve? I’d like to know how far this death machine goes?
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
And they would have lived too, if it weren’t for that pesky AI!!
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
No, what doesn’t make sense is you. The guy made it obvious he was struggling. He needed somebody to take it over and someone came to his ‘rescue’… and he trusted every single change they brought. Why am I saying that you don’t make sense?
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
Or he could promise to never hand it over to anyone else again. Who cares about features.
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
Yes, that is kind of the point. The internet is full of bullies and that isn’t going to change - his heart wasn’t in it and he had bad judgement. He was played, I get it, but I know a tonne of professions where you’d be out the door if you
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
What do you mean Cloudflare is always trying to de-anonymise? Still amazes me that Tor exists simply to hide American (and no doubt other Five-Eyes) spies among the ‘privacy advocates’ and others. I admit, I used to believe in the ‘Tor miss
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
There’s no such thing as a free lunch.
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
Or a ‘friend’ reports you as dead when you are very much alive and kicking. My partner refused to show Meta ID to verify anything - good on her.
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
They don’t apply to me, so I am not trying to work around them. If something is going to be too difficult to work around, and it’s a total requirement, then I suppose I will be forced to go with the flow if it means that I will starve or ha
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
Sad, but I believe what you are saying is true. But on the other hand, who would have though 10 years ago that VPN’s would catch on so much that they plague the YT advertising and often run on commercial TV and radio?!
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
Re the falsifying working hours, wouldn’t these boffins be able to automate Git commits at certain times or even pass instructions to another team who is working the late night shift to post these changes etc. I went to MacDonald’s last nig
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
If it was proving my ID to my own Government then yes, otherwise no - I’d work around the restriction.
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
I just can’t brave the venture to 4chan, I may get mugged or worse.
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
If it was related, it’d already be too late for many before the real payload was uploaded.
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
I said this days ago, but re timezones - they are meaningless as even GCHQ and NSA etc will place false flags in code which has any kind of risk of exposure. I first learned about those techniques from all the high profile intelligence agen
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
So while everyone thinks this backdoor was caught early, its purpose might have been achieved already. Especially if those targets were developers who used rolling release distros, like Kali and Debian.
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
It’s an awful thing for many to accept, but just downloading and setting up an LLM which doesn’t connect to the web doesn’t mean that your conversations with said LLM won’t be a severely interesting piece of telemetry that Microsoft and (li
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
Links to all these models you speak of?
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by supposemaybe 2y ago
I just had a look at their Github, and true enough: “External weights are particularly useful for Windows users because they enable you to work around Windows' 4GB executable file size limit. For Windows users, here's an example f

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