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Comment #41029762
There is yet to actually be a use case for chatbots that isn't profit-motivated. The entire effort to find a problem for them to solve has meant ecological harms at a scale that ma…
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Comment #41000574
Oh come on, Proton, you're supposed to be better than this. Chatbots are proven privacy-violation engines. If you're going to act like Google, there's zero reason to pay for your s…
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Comment #40988853
Oh look, carcinisation for Apple products. ipodisation: the tendency for non-iPod Apple products to evolve iPod-like features over time.
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Comment #40979297
Chatbots can't teach critical thought or ethics. They need to be able to understand language and bias first, and that's an as yet unsolved problem. Until a chatbot is provably corr…
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Comment #40962214
This smacks of the infinite growth fallacy.
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Comment #40954787
That really is the solution: stop misusing phone numbers as secure channels.
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Comment #40950504
Just remember: the only reason they threw a trillion dollars at genAI is because they thought they could lay off their entire creative staff
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Comment #40940021
It's more that VR/AR is a high-cost solution still in search of a problem that makes it profitable. So far the only market for VR is niche entertainment. VRC is fun, but VR games h…
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Comment #40928140
AI is the last thing you want involved in accounting. Book-keeping and tax preparation are exercises in precision at a very high level of semantic knowledge. You have to understand…
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Comment #40918426
This just in: Google Spyware has features accessible only to Google.
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Comment #40918071
We've been here before. OE firmware needs to be assumed hostile and either replaced with open source aftermarket firmware, or the device sequestered in a subnet with no internet ac…
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Comment #40918042
There is vendor-side infrastructure to receive the information. This wasn't a lapse in planning/testing. This was intentional. Stop giving corporations the benefit of the doubt.
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Comment #40908957
Except that doesn't work in the real world, where encrypted and authenticated boot disks are increasingly common. So you'll need a significant amount of code that isn't the permane…
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Comment #40907087
Unfortunately they did it by switching to natural gas instead of the massive sustainable buildout they needed. Good job on reducing thorium and uranium emissions, at least.
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Comment #40900526
You can't "enhance" from zero. LLMs by design are not capable of reason. We can observe LLM-like behaviour in humans: all those reactionaries who just parrot whatever catchphrases …
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Comment #40886988
I am so here for bringing konbini life to the U.S.
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Comment #40886037
Higher frames rates are good, when you actually get more frames. But motion smoothing is a fraud. It interpolates additional frames. In order to make things look consistent, it has…
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Comment #40885967
The latest in a long line of utterly stupid decisions by Roku demonstrating their lack of competency. Why anyone willingly choses Roku anymore is beyond me.
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Comment #40878922
The irony of using a chatbot to gain insight into the current problems with the job market
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Comment #40841764
"delve"