@liron@ilex_ulmus Liron why are you just assuming that cognition is deterministic and computable? There are models of consciousness that are literally not computable. CEV literally cannot work even theoretically if people decisions are not computable
@lucen1998@GroundhogStrat Im not lying, i didnt look up the exact figure till now its a bit under 10% from a narrow estimate but larger if you consider broader definitions of what a call centre is
@ilex_ulmus So over American companies acting with unilateral self justification under the assumption the rest of the world has no say over the direction of the planet and holds no genuine consequences worth considering
@impostersyndrum@a_musingcat Awesome so you guys will make ur ai chips without asml from the Netherlands and ziess in Germany? Just goes to show how u guys have literally no idea about the supply chain for the tech you're pushing
I donβt understand. Why is no one being prosecuted for this? Have we just collectively suddenly decided that AI companies can do what they like online and donβt have to follow the law? Wouldnβt we be prosecuted if we βinfiltratedβ a government website??
https://t.co/DvnobB6cjK
They injected data in our governments internal servers that let them bypass the blocks that stop the regular public accessing those specific queries. "Should be thanking them" you're a psychopath your country doesnt get to just build shit that hacks our government services and we should thankyou that it hacked us. Openai notified Australia MONTHS after the hack in the worst possible way, a random email to the public email folder for services Australia that gets thousands of emails a day
@ryandeame@ilex_ulmus More than 1 government database was hacked, most of them were secure by human standards, this is a stupid argument. And even on the publicly accessible database they dug into deeper non public parts.