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Don’t you see, that wasn’t a lie! AI is just an acronym for “Actually Indians”
AI communities are already aware of poisoned datasets and software like Nightshade. I can ask how to deal with a poisoned dataset right now in like 5 discords and get solutions immediately, and there are articles and videos about how to defend against dataset poisoning from over a year ago. I'm sure there have been some new developments since then, but it's not like people have slowed down when i…
@wontonschannel If AI companies would ethically source the images they feed their AI, then you could still have your fun. Everybody would win (except the companies who might make a little less money)
@julianhernandez5732 the funny (sad) thing is there always were people who think having an idea is equal to making something out of it. It's like those people who had described the very vaguest idea for a book/visual art, looking for writers/artists to actually do the work and offering a small cut of the potential sales because they came up with it. I'm guessing all those people are now AI prompt…
Yi Soyeon paid her dues, and I think she deserves this. Yeah, she lucked into being the first, after the hubub and all, but I think she's done a good job being an ambassador for space and science education after that. I hope she stays active in private sector space stuff.
She also gives some pretty good talks. A couple of the recorded ones (in English!) are on the YouTube (or were).
That's funny. Well the good news is that it sets a precedent. Maybe the Irish shouldn't give the Koreans teaching jobs because of their "racism nature".
Korean girls are fucking crazy. I have never been on such an emotional roller coaster in my life.
Taiwanese girls, on the other hand, are the best.
Korean drinking culture stories always amaze me. I live in Thailand and they surprise me at times with their drinking, but it is nothing like this.
I physically couldn't do this. I'm not in my early 20s anymore. I can't drink until 2am and get up at 7am. I just wouldn't go to work and would end up fired. I don't understand how people over 30, let alone 40s and 50s, can do this
I see no way TT(i)P can end good for anyone. Not EU, not USA nor any of the western countries. It will only take away jobs for cheap unregulated goods sold at current or sliightly lower prices.
Only the Americans can really stop this blight.
In the US the bottom 30% sum up to $0. Having a networth of $0 puts you around the 25th percentile but you also have as much wealth as the bottom 30% combined
Cumulative networth stats are easy to manipulate
think about it: auto insurance....gone. gone forever. gone to a minor 15 dollar a month nothing fee because roads filled with driverless only cars perfectly sinc up and there are no accidents anymore.
*in the arrrrrrrms of an angel* ^^^i ^^^want ^^^to ^^^believe
Australia is much more centralized than most countries though, with over half our population living in the vicinity of state capital cities...
And I can see the point about aircon given extreme heatwaves in recent years, but heating?....
New Zealand sucks too. That's what you get when the farming lobby controls your governing political party. :(
> The Soviet Union did not revolve around profits
Yes it did....the state was always trying to make a profit through the exploitation of its citizens. I.e. everything a socialist is against. The USSR was always capitalist in the sense that the state acted like a business, hence the term ['state capitalist'](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_capitalism).
You speak the truth. Ive spent a lot of time in that little country. B City is difficult to say the least!
That seems incredibly wasteful.
A perfect example of [Parkinson's Law](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinson%27s_law) in action.
Sounds like South Korea requires a LEAN revolution.
Implement a proper lean system of management and get rid of the muda.
Any piece of work that isn't necessary or net value-adding is muda.
I am from Bangladesh. China got a power plant building project in my localities and all of a sudden all frogs disappeared.
This should really be of great interest to every human being. The ability of a small number of people to control a large group is major problem that comes with advancing technology. If your technology is clubs, quite a large segment of the society has to be on your side. If you have swords, a smaller group Can control quite a large group. An authoritarian regime no longer needs a network of h…
Hello people, I go to a charter school in miami in which Philosophy actually is a core class through grades 6-8. In reality, they actually do give us not only a run through of philosophy, but actually classes upon classes of learning the differences between J.S Mill’s ideas and Bentham’s ideas. In the beginning of middle school they taught us a brief overview of the 5 main branches: Metaphysics, …
This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-built-ai-to-hire-people-discriminated-against-women-2018-10) reduced by 75%. (I'm a bot)
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> Amazon built AI to hire people, but it discriminated against women - Business Insider David Ryder/Getty Images Amazon worked on building an artificial-intelligence tool to help with hiring, but the plans backfire…