Google Just Ruined One of Its Most Important Tools
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Google Just Ruined One of Its Most Important Tools
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Re: Google Just Ruined One of Its Most Important Tools
#2> launching products with little or no due diligence
The downfall of humanity is in these "persons" that believe that dangerous things like sharp tools and fire should not be around.
The core problem remains in the cultivation of humanity.
Re: Google Just Ruined One of Its Most Important Tools
#3> launching products with little or no due diligence The downfall of humanity is in these "persons" that believe that dangerous things like sharp tools and fire should not be around. The core problem remains in the cultivation of humanity.
Would be the snipers aware that they continuously prove the point...
Re: Google Just Ruined One of Its Most Important Tools
#4> launching products with little or no due diligence The downfall of humanity is in these "persons" that believe that dangerous things like sharp tools and fire should not be around. The core problem remains in the cultivation of humanity.
In this case I agree. Trusting user provided images or assuming they aren’t altered was dumb long before AI became available
Re: Google Just Ruined One of Its Most Important Tools
#5> launching products with little or no due diligence The downfall of humanity is in these "persons" that believe that dangerous things like sharp tools and fire should not be around. The core problem remains in the cultivation of humanity.
In this case I agree. Trusting user provided images or assuming they aren’t altered was dumb long before AI became available
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Re: Google Just Ruined One of Its Most Important Tools
#6Anyone could have (and can still) just take a screengrab from maps and use nano banana. People trying to spread false information were not suddenly empowered by this tool