Good luck. Google thinks my location is somewhere in South Korea.
I am not using a VPN.
I am not using a VPN.
AI don't trust techbros
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Then you're not trying hard enough. North or nothing!
The amount of hard drive space that would be taken up by taking a screenshot every ten seconds isn't negligible either.
Don't get me wrong, I love the idea in theory. I remember ages ago wishing that my web browser, which I knew was already storing a local cache of the full text of every webpage I visited for some reason, could just let me do essentially a Google search of just that data, on demand, so I wouldn't have to resort to bookmarking every single page I ever saw that interested me in case I'd want to remember where it was later. And I still wish that was a thing! How has it taken so long for both Mozilla and Google to not realize how useful that would be?
They don't want the browsers to be that useful: they want you exposed and on the internet so your information can be monetized.
Browsers do want to be that useful. Browsers want to become so useful that they could replace your entire operating system.
But Microsoft doesn't want browsers to be that useful, because everyone complains when they try to make their own browser that useful.
But Microsoft doesn't want browsers to be that useful, because everyone complains when they try to make their own browser that useful.
Facebook admits to scraping every Australian adult user's public photos and posts to train AI, with no opt-out option
Facebook has admitted that it scrapes the public photos, posts and other data of Australian adult users to train its AI models and provides no opt-out option, even though it allows people in the European Union to refuse consent.
Meanwhile in New Zealand:
www.rnz.co.nz
Government to launch AI chatbot called Gov-GPT
Judith Collins says it will help people find information about government agencies.
This is the dumbest tech bubble since the last one.
They will spend billions doing absolutely anything other than just asking what we want and building that.
They will spend billions doing absolutely anything other than just asking what we want and building that.
"We love Commander Data!"
"The best I can do is digital jeffrey dahmer."
"The best I can do is digital jeffrey dahmer."
I suspect a fair number of fanboys would be happy if they just had Monika....
(Though they way all the news reports keep setting up the references, I would have thought I'd get more traction invoking her here, as I do....)
Hasbro CEO says all his mates are using AI for their D&D games, which is apparently 'a clear signal that we need to be embracing it'
"We will deploy [AI] significantly and liberally internally."
LinkedIn Is Training AI on User Data Before Updating Its Terms of Service
Multiple LinkedIn users on Wednesday noticed a setting that showed LinkedIn was using user data to improve its generative AI. LinkedIn told 404 Media it will update its terms of service “shortly.”
www.404media.co
If anyone needs a laugh, here's the ProgressQuest of "social" media: https://techcrunch.com/2024/09/17/s...ke-diary-where-ai-bots-respond-to-your-posts/
and today in "Media literacy is DEAD AND BURIED."
www.hollywoodreporter.com
James Cameron Joins Board of Stability AI in Coup for Tech Firm
The director says that “the intersection of generative AI and CGI image creation is the next wave” of film technology, as he joins the company behind the popular Stable Diffusion AI model.
Dudes gonna make avatar 3 with three other people, and two of them will be cast services.
How exactly does CGI work? Have the artists really been modeling every individual leaf this whole time? Or have they been using generative tools and we just didn't hear about it?
Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V. They modeled ONE leaf, then manipulated visible models on the tree and adjusted textures to make the majority dissimilar in the panning shot the camera does. Hundreds of hours on resources to make a set piece that (granted, tweaked and reused rampantly.) that gets 5 seconds of exposure.
Iterative tools will GREATLY help in cutting down the time needed to make backgrounds and set pieces... it's a jump similar to what computers did to special effects in general.
Problem is: they won't just use it to make backgrounds, eventually some suit will give the studio a starving artists budget and tell 'em to make a blockbuster and they'll have to entirely use AI to make it... and it's going to suck.
Iterative tools will GREATLY help in cutting down the time needed to make backgrounds and set pieces... it's a jump similar to what computers did to special effects in general.
Problem is: they won't just use it to make backgrounds, eventually some suit will give the studio a starving artists budget and tell 'em to make a blockbuster and they'll have to entirely use AI to make it... and it's going to suck.