Will the UK government be the first government to face an AI copyright lawsuit?
Its new 'AI jobcentre in your pocket' seems to have been trained on text from Harry Potter and The Lord of The Rings, as well as lyrics from Elton John, The Beatles and Oasis.
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Signal brings up such an important point here, that once the govt can know the identity of those using the Internet, it is *trivial* to restrict *or monitor* any subset of its population, on any topic or use, by expanding the law
If you are Queer this is insanely dangerous (1/2)
Every method deployed today either gets bypassed in mere seconds or forces users to hand over a personal document scan to a third-party server
This builds centralised databases of sensitive personal information... which then get breached by hackers or other malicious actors
@swellmacks "Ere, Eccles? It says we're on holiday!"
"Ooooh! Fine, fine, fine."
"Whatwhatwhatwhatwhat? Thrrrrpp!"
"You realise, Moriarty, that no-one under 40 will understand this reference, you silly twisted boy?"
Doctor: you’re not capable of working
Politicians: yes you are
Virologist: you really don’t want to be infected with SARS2 repeatedly
Politicians: it’s fine don’t concern yourself
Climatologists: we need to stop burning fossil fuels or billions will die
Politicians: drill away
Remember when the pandemic hit and everything was remote? Work, education. Disabled people had been begging for those things to be remote for over a decade until non-disabled people needed them. Two years after, they got rid of it. They can accommodate, they just don’t want to.
The first step to any research project is a literature review, which includes actually reading the existing papers about your topic of study. This was covered on the first day of my research class in graduate school.