I think google's recent AI strokes, like them advising you to jump of a bridge, are a great example of companies panicking to innovate, to not be left behind. In the meantime they forget to check their implementations, their products and their quality. They'll slowly dwindle, transform inyo something unrecognizable, but all through their downfall, they'll continue making money for the shareholders.
abbadon420
joined 1 year ago
That's the most obvious dogwistle I've ever seen. It was pretty much the anthem of the NSDAP.
For a rant, that made complete sense. It missed all of the unhinged outcries, alternative facts and illogical reasoning we've come to expect of modern day rants.
So basically it is up to you to inform yourself and make a concious decision which ai service you use. Like how you can use ecosia instead of google or host your webserice in norway instead of the american east coast (renewable energy instead of coal)
How about other countries? There has been a cooking advice for my region for the past 5 days. It was lifted today, but a new cooking advice was issued for the region next to mine. The cooking advice says to boil your tap water for 3 minutes before drinking, because they found enterecococcen bacteria in the water.
Could this be a cyber attack? Like, there's not really a bacteria in the water, but the system is made to think there is.
Luckily they've been refloated and towed today (I think it's probably because they read my post haha) https://www.worldcargonews.com/news/2024/05/dali-refloated-and-taken-under-tow/
We've got six weeks, but this week's a long weekend and next week's also a long weekend. I feel with you. Good luck
Good question, that's probably why the crewmen fear they'll be held personally accountable.
G E K O L O N I S E E R D
Malicious compliance
That's an easy fix. I had to burn my house down