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I did AI for 2.5 years.

Language models are trained off the internet. We all know the internet is a toxic place, so yeah it picks up on that. Imagine if you trained one only on controversial subreddits, what would happen?

AI's are a fancy curve fit. I have 4 points, let me draw a best fit line.

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Tesla are rolling out the "Magic Dock" for cars that use CCS1, that should cover pretty much everybody even if the other OEMs admit defeat and switch connectors.

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Excerpt from the linked content^1 by Melissa Heikkilä:

>The popular AI image generator Midjourney bans a wide range of words about the human reproductive system from being used as prompts, MIT Technology Review has discovered.

>If someone types “placenta,” “fallopian tubes,” “mammary glands,” “sperm,” “uterine,” “urethra,” “cervix,” “hymen,” or “vulva” into Midjourney, the system flags the word as a banned prompt and doesn’t let it be used.

>Sometimes, users who tried one of these prompts are blocked for a limited time for trying to generate banned content. Other words relating to human biology, such as “liver” and “kidney,” are allowed.

>Midjourney’s founder, David Holz, says it’s banning these words as a stopgap measure to prevent people from generating shocking or gory content while the company “improves things on the AI side.” Holz says moderators watch how words are being used and what kinds of images are being generated, and adjust the bans periodically.

>The firm has a community guidelines page that lists the type of content it blocks in this way, including sexual imagery, gore, and even the 🍑 emoji, which is often used as a symbol for the buttocks.

>Some terms relating to the male reproductive system, such as “sperm” and “testicles,” are blocked too, but the list of banned words seems to skew predominantly female.

>The prompt ban was first spotted by Julia Rockwell, a clinical data analyst at Datafy Clinical, and her friend Madeline Keenen, a cell biologist at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

^1 Melissa Heikkilä, MIT Technology Review, 24 Feb. 2023, https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/02/24/1069093/ai-image-generator-midjourney-blocks-porn-by-banning-words-about-the-human-reproductive-system/

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I think bitlocker are not available in windows home edition

“New Chemistry!”

>LFP

ok sure Jan

Governments worldwide would like civilian use of encryption to be illegal.

This is almost always why people "don't meet the requirements." But to be fair, I wouldn't expect the average user to look into it or ever enter their BIOS

Okay, so you misunderstand what encryption in transit, E2EE or HTTPS are, got it. You know the words, but you don't actually understand any of them. E2EE is by definition encryption in transit. It is encryption from end to end, between two ends, whilst transiting between them. All E2EE is encryption in transit, though not all encryption in transit is E2EE.

HTTPS is just a kind of encryption in transit that protects HTTP traffic while it moves over the wire. There are lots of other protocols that provide encryption in transit for other cleartext protocols. You can even have multiple different ways to provide encryption in transit for different protocols. Signal provides encryption in transit for message traffic, and it only provides encryption in transit. It does not provide other types of encryption (i.e. encryption at rest) for your messages.

You don't understand the proposal, you don't understand even the very basics of any of this.

I believe the prices for the Mach-E were recently lowered.

Not exactly, google offers the ability to target a demographic and this group selected this group.

Now, whether google should allow targeting this group? If they just targeted pregnant women that seems like a valid demographic as they're going to have specific needs that a company would want to advertise to. Targeting people seeing an abortion though...that's going to bring out the worst.

This should get even more interesting when Bings ChatGPT has full public access. It will summarize stuff in the search engine so you really won’t have a reason to go to the original site.

>I play 95% of my Steam library just fine on Ubuntu.

Most people prefer to play 100% of their games to work, and most online games with anticheat will just not run on Linux.

Additionally, the consumers benefit from the cost savings. right? Righttttt??????

It’s only a matter of time until the EV market becomes more and more competitive. Would be nice for Tesla to not have a disproportionate monopoly over the space and chargers.

Hopefully Congress steps in and addresses the issue of charging standards and artificial eco systems.

ye, thats their business model

Probably not, actually. Their entire business model relies on people paying to unencrypt the files. As soon as they don't hold up their end of the bargain, they'll never be paid by anyone ever again.

Im sure my old Laptop from 2012 will run smoothly on Windowd 11

Just add the site to your Javascript exceptions

Edit: if you use Chrome. I don't know if Firefox and edge allow you to disable Javascript for individual websites

It’s marketing genius nothing more. It’s not replacing anyone with skill in the industry just another tool that will make things easier. You have time to adapt, don’t fret.

But there is intent, no ? Someone has paid Google to target these women, and Google is doing just that. I’m not saying that Google are anti-abortion per se, I’m saying they just don’t care, that this is their business model and they are executing on it.

With multiple layoffs roinds sounds like the company is in the death throws.