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At what point does a sovereign nation say thats an act of war? It seems like when it comes to tech attacks most countries are unable to stop being the frog in slowly boiling water..

There's actually a pretty substantial number of posts on the autism subs where autistic students regularly talk about essays being flagged as likely AI

Because he knows the board is ok with costs spiraling out of control if he can say it's due to Tech Buzz Word Of the Week (Metaverse! AI!) yada. And maybe he earnestly believes it's close to no longer be a 10x lose generating endeavor.

I have recently experienced this - I don’t have a history of manic episodes, delusions, or anything of the sort. So - 3 weeks ago I began a conversation with ChatGpt 4-0 (with tools enabled) which started with a random question - What is Pi? This grew into one long session of over 7000 prompts. We began discussing ideas, and I had this concept that maybe Pi wasn’t a fixed number but actually e…

See this is the type of power that governments in the West should have over the regulation of AI tools, whether you agree with what China is regulating is correct or not. While in the West, governments lack the teeth, willpower, or speed to regulate the likes of OpenAI.

Ive heard that algorithms of their platforms are purposefully more brainrotting in west than in china, it can be a conspiracy theory though

Because his definition of “sentient” includes the way transformer models work while yours does not. You’re not really disagreeing on whether or not LLMs are sentient, you’re disagreeing on how sentience arises and what characterizes it.

Can’t we already hide it using dorking methods, like adding '-AI' to the end of search query?

Upvoting and agreeing. Not a lawyer, but in liability risk management and work with lawyers from about 15 large national & regional firms all day every day. AI is at minimum 5 years away from having a meaningful enough impact on their jobs to even reduce work by 10%. At best, it's currently being used as a glorified search engine to research things slightly faster. Minimal gains for any…

I went to a liberal arts school and work remotely so genuinely never interacted with many techies personally til recently(past two years) and it’s been a bit jarring.

Replacing people with AI has some pretty hilarious mid term consequences that somehow goes straight above the head off all the tech bro CEOs. Like if you offer a service that you developed using AI afyer firing all your emploees and then you want to sell that service, but all your customers were recently laid off and replaced by AI so nobody can afford your service.

Frank Herbert wrote the following line pretty early in Dune: >#Once, men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them. In the book, it was said by Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam shortly after she tested Paul with the box. This quote has lived rent free in my brain for decades. It's a muc…

Yet there is very little actual demand from consumers. Guess it’s time for another bubble.

The easiest way is Google Docs. As a high school teacher, I use an extension that shows the letter by letter typing history. It works well because human typing of a long assignment is very different from even typing a copy of an AI answer. You naturally tend to go back and forth, delete chunks of text and rewrite, misspell and fix, etc. If a high schooler writes a perfect paragraph in one go with…

Same guy who believe other countries pay tariffs. And used his own alter ego to quote in his own papers to sound credible

Hmm, he's in North Dakota. Wouldn't shock me if he was just a public defender assigned to her after she was flown there. She probably can't afford a lawyer on retainer. There's probably more to the legal story, but the main issue seems to be a warrent for her arrest based purely on ai with no other corroborating evidence.

ai has ruined my fun of sharing my art online— being a smaller artist is already tough but when my work is being used as reference to train AI on platforms like Instagram— what am I meant to do… I really hope people get over this AI “art” junk very soon.

cool, been testing out automation on the computer side too with WorkBeaver, and it’s like ChatGPT with hands and feet. You just show it a process once (say handling client info or updating logs after a call), and it takes over from there on your own PC. You can also directly tell it what you want done. Pairing that with AI calls could basically give you a full-on assistant running both sides of t…

Anyone thinking AI is always going to be perfectly safe, didn't grow up watching the same movies I did.

ai detectors are leveling up fast. i’ve tried Winston AI and it’s way more reliable when it comes to catching ai text. great for checking essays before submitting.