chatGPT welcome to the future

[Intrinsic]

hmmmm I don't know what you mean, you'll have to point out examples when you see 'em.

Sabine Hossenfelder

LXD is for her PhD thesis about "Large Extra Dimensions". Underlining the corporate side of owning an automobile.

[ben ttech]

she forwards oil industry bullshit,
that enough?

[Intrinsic]

No

[Intrinsic]

If Ya can't remember an example right off here's a couple videos, best I could find for maybe oil industry forwarding.

Carbon Capture: All You Need To Know
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GmWpFCjh0Fk

The Net Zero Myth. Why Reaching our Climate Goals is Virtually Impossible
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2bJTOymi3eo

[ben ttech]

ALL AI's are doing this.



"A lot of that AI chatbots that you spend days talking to push hard on getting more and more private information from you," writes longtime Slashdot reader michelcultivo, sharing a report from Gizmodo.

"To be perfectly blunt, AI girlfriends and boyfriends are not your friends," says Misha Rykov, a Mozilla Researcher from the company's *Privacy Not Included project. "Although they are marketed as something that will enhance your mental health and well-being, they specialize in delivering dependency, loneliness, and toxicity, all while prying as much data as possible from you." Gizmodo reports:
Mozilla dug into 11 different AI romance chatbots, including popular apps such as Replika, Chai, Romantic AI, EVA AI Chat Bot & Soulmate, and CrushOn.AI. Every single one earned the Privacy Not Included label, putting these chatbots among the worst categories of products Mozilla has ever reviewed. You've heard stories about data problems before, but according to Mozilla, AI girlfriends violate your privacy in "disturbing new ways." For example, CrushOn.AI collects details including information about sexual health, use of medication, and gender-affirming care. 90% of the apps may sell or share user data for targeted ads and other purposes, and more than half won't let you delete the data they collect. Security was also a problem. Only one app, Genesia AI Friend & Partner, met Mozilla's minimum security standards.

One of the more striking findings came when Mozilla counted the trackers in these apps, little bits of code that collect data and share them with other companies for advertising and other purposes. Mozilla found the AI girlfriend apps used an average of 2,663 trackers per minute, though that number was driven up by Romantic AI, which called a whopping 24,354 trackers in just one minute of using the app. The privacy mess is even more troubling because the apps actively encourage you to share details that are far more personal than the kind of thing you might enter into a typical app. EVA AI Chat Bot & Soulmate pushes users to "share all your secrets and desires," and specifically asks for photos and voice recordings. It's worth noting that EVA was the only chatbot that didn't get dinged for how it uses that data, though the app did have security issues. [...]




https://yro.slashdot.org/story/24/02/15 ... orror-show

[dill786]

Text to video IA

you text a description of a scenario and it will make a video..

[ben ttech]

will it make you pictures?

id like a flaming dogshit that painted like an american flag,
to dodo i mean...

[ben ttech]

most of this womens content is for shit but this is good.