

Like that would ever happen.


Like that would ever happen.
Is this a common practice? I’ve heard of keeping falcons as pets, but owls?


Maybe, if it’s still going. This was pre ars technica, or however it’s spelled, Facebook. It was all over FB. And I believe I saw it on Reddit as well.


Star Trek TOS. In on a global warming could destroy us all plot.


I remember reading the iphone microwaving troll. Charge your battery without a charging cable! Just be sure the microwave is set to low. Isn’t that ~10-15 years old now?


This should be a web site or YT channel. How to remove such bits without bricking the item.


Gamers Nexus is posting their data but poisoning it for AI.


Once again I’m reminded of Season 1 of Black Mirror. Second episode? Worker drone is “home”, “relaxing” in his sleep cubby and the walls are a barrage of ads. Occasionally he taps to pay credits to shut one down as the rest continue, as casual as anyone scrolling in boredom.
Or a shut down golden retriever in those old, now illegal learned helplessness experiments.


We’re fully Linux now, various distros per machine, so I no longer pay much attention to windows news.


I was at my parent’s house, trying to add some items to the smart TV. They started listening to these awful AI interpersonal dramas read by AI, on YouTube.
My thought was to add some podcasts and their Audible account, for more selections. Maybe they’ll still only listen to that, even so. You can’t add much to a smart tv. No podcasts. No podcast app. A pretty spartan selection of apps. Even something as large and mainstream as Audible. No go. Libby? Yeah, right.
I don’t get it. What’s the point? Just buy a monitor, jack it into a PC for media, and have everything you want minus this telemetry.


IT is male dominated and they all seem like they’re being downsized right now. Microsoft alone has cut a ton of jobs.
A quick google says men dominate: construction, piloting, CEOs, engineering.
Computer science and math push to 58% of degrees granted.


I think the main issue is most people don’t know Google is an ad optimization company. If you say it, the reaction is most often thinking you’re jabbing at them, with reason, but that the statement isn’t the base reality.


I had this borderline nightmare thought of people creating gold and silver bars out of historical finds if they didn’t. Good law.


Does this man get paid for any of this find or does a museum collect it and that’s that?


The end love interest of Chakotay resonated badly imo. Granted age gaps of 15-20 yrs were common in movies/TV in that decade. God forbid Hollywood pairs up two people who are the same age.
I hate time travel, unless it’s Star Trek. I grew up on it, so contextually it’s just part of Star Trek. Anyone else does it and I will stop watching/reading midway through.


Let’s be real. This is to record how you vote.
So, to clarify, Trump is the communal ass sponge found in a Roman public toilet.


They are testing quite a few things atm. Radiology image recognition is definitely there. But is this what the phone wavers are accessing? No. The Google search bot and the bots being tested are two different things.
I wouldn’t get too excited about the future of AI in medicine, not given the level of venture capital and such in medicine already.
LLMs are programs that can be tuned by people who have not sworn an oath or spent 12 dedicated years and $250k debt to pursue medicine. What will motivate how these bots are tuned? Publicity and PR can create excitement, but what have the last 30years of medicine taught us? Even the radiology bot can be “turned down” in ways a human rarely would allow.
Profit speaks. Profit drives. Profit decides patient care levels and outcomes. What keeps it afloat are the people clawing back at administrators. Don’t underestimate the power of angry nurses or pushy physicians in just how much they’ve kept healthcare afloat. For you. While admin battles them from the shadows in the name of profit.
What they don’t mention among the many bots being tested is the EOLI, or, End Of Life Index. The most used electronic medical record had a bot introduced this year, unannounced, that is a probability predictor of a patient dying in the next 6 month. The mouse over admonishes caregivers not to discuss this with patients or families as it may upset them. Does/will the EOLI factor into insurance decision making?
I’m a bit lost on this one. Who designated it? I’d never heard of it before this article. I checked the Sec of State terrorist list and it’s not there.