

Not an article about waiting staff.


Not an article about waiting staff.


Humans have always lived dangerously and we knew our luck would run out one day.


The internet has always been too difficult to govern for those who govern to feel totally comfortable with it, but it has always been extremely useful for honey trapping and surveilling people so it was tolerated. But one eye has always been on ways to hamstring it.


Like water most students take the easiest route.


I did have a saveloy incident with a seagull in Brighton which may have skewed my outlook.


The problem with not doing the heavy lifting yourself and using derived technology and ideas is that in evolutionary terms you are not selecting for innovators. Down the road this approach becomes ingrained both philosophically and in reality as you let your own innovators wither on the vine.


Yes they care about the privacy of their users in the way farmers care about the health of their cows.


Corporations look at those who respect the privacy and security of others in the way I look at that dead bird my dog just rolled in.


This is tautologous, if a label is needed to differentiate AI generated imagery how do you identify unlabelled generated images to enforce the rule.


Not then of course but now He might be, it is an occupation almost as clean as carpentry. My point is AI companies are not motivated by working for the good of mankind, they are probably looking for something in this, possibly distraction.


Like Herod they are looking for that one special baby.


I think he just Trumps his way through interviews, inject bleach to disinfect the lungs, medical science can have that, I just thought of it.


Or they have hit a wall.


I might try that after dinner, the beeping was two short tones and two long tones which the user manual says is a type 096 system error, not to be muddled with two long tones and two short tones which means dangerous coastal flooding & powerful currents immanent.


Its fine I had to mute it anyway, its been making a bloody beeping noise for the last twenty-five minutes. Never heard that before, very distracting.


I am supposed to be monitoring the tsunami warning system in Kumamoto.


But this is AI now not any other sort of machine analysis so it’s more headliney.


Did they mention if they were focusing on preserving or destroying privacy?
It’s non-specific, you can attach the nozzle where needed.
Fortunately those most directly involved in the decision have put their names on record to be held criminally accountable should any deaths occur that might have been avoided by the use of human operators and have thereby promised not to fade into the background when it all goes wrong.