@yanisvaroufakis after reading Adults in the room, I felt the injustice imposed on the Greek people and the economic death lock the EU put them in. But since Trump has entered politics I feel that your stance has softened on the EU, solely to spite Trump. Have I assumed correctly?
AI privacy is critically important as users rely on AI more and more.
the new york times claims to care about tech companies protecting user’s privacy and their reporters are committed to protecting their sources.
but they continue to ask a court to make us retain chatgpt users' conversations when a user doesn't want us to. this is not just unconscionable, but also overreaching and unnecessary to the case. we’ll continue to fight vigorously in court today.
i believe there should be some version of "AI privilege" to protect conversations with AI.
This kind of thinking causes constant turmoil because it eliminates the probability factor in risk. By this I mean, the probability of chats in ChatGPT being used for something improper, spread out amongst all users could be 0.01% however this thinking eliminates this and in fact flips it to make it 99.9% probable.
All of a sudden it doesn’t matter the consequence (e.g. lack of privacy) of the users who do nothing wrong ever, because it’s on the same level as those who use it for no good.
@smh checkout the hit piece on Sydney by @karlkwin ‘s article where his indignation about TV production. This is why I moved away from the SMH because it doesn’t its own city. Yet this typical victorian instead of being happy for another city other than smug village he’s from gets away with it?
@theslothdog3000@OzraeliAvi You’ve never been clocked on the chin then. Because when you have, you’ll know it’s very difficult to muster any energy to fight back properly.