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ZetsuBouKyo
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Comment #48642426
I feel the exact same way. Haven't those government officials who voted for these laws ever considered that, one day, their own family members or closest friends might appear on a …
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Comment #48512725
The US government's operations are so unreasonable that I suspect the content of previous collaboration between the US and Anthropic might have been trained into the Fable model. S…
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Comment #48485914
It’s just impossible. Look at real-life stuff like laws, company policies, or school rules. Humans have to enforce them, and we constantly see crazy cases in the news. There’s no w…
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Comment #48244395
I am relatively pessimistic about the profitability of those panning for gold in the downstream AI market. The core bottlenecks are power and computing capacity, and they actually …
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Comment #48222686
For people who think often, ad is only useful in very few situations. The ability to think often is ultimately a capability that only a minority of humans possess. Therefore, for t…
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Comment #48207347
Operating in these countries helps gather information in them.
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Comment #48116543
The ban is meant to protect kids, but secondhand smoke is almost everywhere.
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Comment #48080754
I remember a joke where a guy sent a joke to another via private message, and Xi Jinping laughed. It seems the government's mindset is the same everywhere.
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Comment #48080732
I have an extreme slippery slope idea. If they want to protect children, shouldn't they sterilize everyone? Every child born, regardless of wealth will inevitably suffer injury, il…
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Comment #48057693
According to the current shortage of computing power and electricity, I suspect that what they really want is not your data, but the computing power and electricity from your devic…
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Comment #48034137
I think automatic updates that offer no easy way to refuse are completely unreasonable. Can you imagine going to see a doctor, and in the middle of your appointment, the doctor dra…
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Comment #48033073
Hey, you got the point. Is there a chance that Google actually plans to use users' computers as their edge computing devices?
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Comment #48033057
I agree to install it, but I don’t agree to automatic updates. The bigger problem is, I can hardly find where to disable Google’s automatic updates. In the end, I just locked the f…
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Comment #47872255
One day, I hope to see servers walking around with cameras, recording customers' reactions to the food for the chefs' feedback.
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Comment #47730397
Strictly speaking, any software that cannot easily and permanently disable forced updates is insecure. So, I don't like auto-updating.
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Comment #47525490
it's probably best to go with client-side encryption and share keys with friends privately. that pretty much fixes all the privacy issues after the initial registration, but mainta…
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Comment #46954980
to take control of your own content while preventing it from being harvested for ai training, there’s a straightforward method. - use a browser extension to encrypt comments sent t…
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Comment #43329788
The US Department of Justice has a proposal that Google sell off Chrome to prevent a monopoly. This might be a great approach to solve the problem.