Your honour, I asked her if she wanted to have it and she said no. I wasn’t sure what that meant so I asked again. And to make things clearer I told her that “yes” and “maybe later” where the only options. She still didn’t say yes, but after some time I decided that “later” had come. So I Azure you, I did nothing wrong.
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So that’s what you meant when I asked you to do the dishes.
neo@lemy.lolto politics @lemmy.world•Trump’s New Promises: ‘Immunity’ for Cops, an Iron Dome, Cheaper Bacon3·1 year agoMad Donald 3 - Beyond the Iron Dome
neo@lemy.lolto Technology@lemmy.world•Adobe Says It Won’t Train AI Using Artists’ Work. Creatives Aren’t ConvincedEnglish22·1 year agoI would be so happy if there was a Linux version!
We need that template! 👷
neo@lemy.lolto Technology@lemmy.world•Former head of the NSA joins OpenAI board of directorsEnglish27·1 year agoBut don’t worry those are one way mirrors
neo@lemy.lolto politics @lemmy.world•CNN calls out Fox’s very different reactions to Hunter Biden and Trump convictions4·1 year agoSince we are discussing this on social media, another news outlet could make a “story” about the discussion or should I say your popcorn enriched outrage.
I would also be available for a game about the movie about the game about the book about that story.
neo@lemy.lolto Technology@lemmy.world•Tim Cook is “not 100 percent” sure Apple can stop AI hallucinationsEnglish4·1 year agoI’m sure Tesla can do it within the decade! /s
neo@lemy.lolto Technology@lemmy.world•Tim Cook is “not 100 percent” sure Apple can stop AI hallucinationsEnglish41·1 year agoI was wondering, are people working on networks that train to create a modular model of the world, in order to understand it / predict events in the world?
I imagine that that is basically what our brains do.
You’re downvoted, maybe because people think you promoted the current system (I don’t see that), but what you wrote is technical correct.
The US has less regulations than it used to have, but there are still rules (e.g. laws against insider trading and stock manipulation, labour laws, consumer and environmental protection etc.).
Unfortunately the existing rule are being gamed into oblivion and I’m not saying they are sufficient nor do I deny their decline. I’m just saying it could (and maybe will) be worse than now.
neo@lemy.lolto politics @lemmy.world•She was in Trump’s Maga ‘cult’ – now she’s fighting far-right extremism18·1 year agoTo me the most interesting aspect of the article is kind of fuzzy, namely why she left.
There’s a hint, but it remains unclear what her concerns about the finances were.
Swan has a different story. She says she raised concerns about the organization’s handling of finances, which the executives were unable, or unwilling, to address. In a 7 April 2022 email to former chairman Wiseley, Swan resigned.
“It is with deep regret that I feel the need to step down as deputy treasurer,” wrote Swan.Later the article mentions her being slandered for defending a local library that displayed children’s books with LGBTQ+ themes. So maybe that topic contributed to her leaving the group, but all of this seems to have taken place after she already had left the group.
Am I missing something?
neo@lemy.lolto Technology@lemmy.world•A PR disaster: Microsoft has lost trust with its users, and Windows Recall is the straw that broke the camel's backEnglish8·1 year agoAside from the security nightmare, I’m really curious what havoc the LLM can cause by hallucinating stuff, based on how suggestive a question is asked.
Wife on husband’s account: “What dating sides did I visit this year?”
“Here are the 5 most popular dating sides you visited last year:…”“When was the last time employee X watched porn and on what side?”
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neo@lemy.lolto Technology@lemmy.world•Microsoft Sued For AI Article Accusing Innocent Man of Sexual MisconductEnglish4·1 year agoWhile it is indeed entertaining to have a great view on the iceberg crashing the ship, I’m quite worried about the consequences.
Especially since many other decks (countries) already have severe problems.
neo@lemy.lolto Technology@lemmy.world•Windows feature that screenshots everything labeled a security “disaster”English681·1 year agoNo, no. You see, Recall runs locally. It’s “edge computing”. Which would imply to me that it runs on my router…? Anyway, it’s not the cloud, it’s edge and AI and surely super cyber, too (whatever that means). My point is, I could give you many more buzzwords, so don’t worry. You won’t need Wireshark ever again, just ask the AI if your network is secured. 👍
neo@lemy.lolto politics @lemmy.world•Lauren Boebert loses it on debate moderator as he grills her on Beetlejuice lies20·1 year agoAs a cringetologist I have to inform you, that you actually turned yourself into a black hole and emerged from a white hole in this mirror universe.
Congratulations, you are now extroverted and trust me, you will need all the friends you can find up in here.
neo@lemy.lolto Technology@lemmy.world•World's first bioprocessor uses 16 human brain organoids for ‘a million times less power’ consumption than a digital chipEnglish611·1 year agoAre you seriously ill, but don’t want to leave a ton of medical debts to your family?
Then donate your brain tissue to BrainCloud™! Instead of costing your family a lot of money, you might make them Millionaires* and also reduce CO2 emissions of world leading AI applications! Leaving a better world for our children!
And who knows, maybe you will even enjoy thinking about chat bot responses in weird nightmarish ways for the rest of what might seem like an eternity.~*We offer a donation compensation of up to $1.000.000. Actual rates depend on brain capabilities, size and constitution. Payouts are determined by our quality assurance team. Payouts are not guaranteed. In cases of brain tissue with insufficient quality, compensational fees for testing, lab work, and services may be charged to the donor’s family.~
neo@lemy.lolto Technology@lemmy.world•Intel’s Anti-Upgrade Tricks Defeated With Kapton TapeEnglish27·1 year agoBut why? Did Intel make a deal with the board manufacturers? Is this tradition from the days when they build boards themselves?
I thought they just didn’t care and wanted as little restrictions for their chip design as possible, but if this actually works without drawbacks, that theory is out the window.
I think OP is the grandma in this scenario and just hit puberty in real life.