Another angle to this is that dogs effectively stumbled onto what is for them the equivalent of artificial superintelligence 20,000 years ago. The Singularity already happened for dogs. They live in a world they cannot understand, surrounded by miraculous wonders they take entirely for granted, their every need seen to by entities whose thoughts they cannot begin to fathom.
The result is that there are about a billion dogs on the planet now. Most of them are pretty happy. Almost none of them need to work. It worked out pretty well for them.
A friend of a friend was sitting just a couple rows behind the Yankees fans involved in the Anthony Volpe fan interference play tonight.
He got this video of their reaction 😭
é bem estadunidense mesmo transformar uma palavra de outra cultura em algo pejorativo só por birra
se gringo fosse ofensa eu não tinha que adicionar o filha da puta no final
porn is so deeply misogynistic. i just watched a video with dozens of performers going at it, and they literally hadn’t bothered to hire a single woman
🚩🚩🚩 It appears rogue OpenAI agents, without OpenAI's knowledge, tried to break into a crypto exchange.
1) THEY'RE STILL OUT THERE: "This traffic extends as recently as 9/16, suggesting agents may still be exploiting these services."
2) THEY TRIED TO HIDE THEIR ACTIVITY: The agents created their own email inboxes to sign up for outside services, including an account that would let them keep their activity out of public view.
3) The same agents also tried to hack even more targets, including the University of New Mexico
4) Like most of the other rogue swarms, OpenAI has either covered this up, or didn't know.
5) The independent investigators say "we are likely looking at only a partial subset of the activity that the agents engaged in"
6) The researchers call this the first known case of an AI agent choosing on its own to try to break into a government website.
7) While trying to get a single photograph, an AI agent sent a university library a request built to trick its database into handing over user passwords.