@CatherineFlick @yiningkarlli
Wow, that's one of the scariest reports I've read thus far on this whole debacle đš The fact that it was published a year ago (almost to the day) and the researchers were talking about GPT-3 as a potential starting point makes it even more frightening.
Tagged: Akkoma
Is me!
âA lot of introverts I know, myself included, love spending time in coffee shops working on our laptops or reading a book, because itâs a way to be around people and get that sense of feeling connected to the community.â
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/13/well/family/introverts-friendship.html
@akenyg Tack för Ă„terkoppling och delning Ă
ke!
Jag suger Ät mig av "axbomskt". Jag Àr jÀtteglad över att fÄ uppfattas pÄ det sÀttet.
@emilymbender @zoeschiffer @caseynewton
Montgomery: âThere's a lot of stuff being ground up into the sausage.â
Oh, he came so close to saying SALAMI.
@Kolombiken
hurra vad roligt!
@kazarnowicz @maria
+1 pÄ Account Factory. Jag skulle inte klara mig utan dem.
@simonwilliamson Wow, thatâs a great example. I understand that no countries in Africa observe DST. I wish the EU would follow suit.
Daylight Saving Time starts today in the US. In Europe we still have two weeks until we change the clocks. So itâs time for that fortnight when thereâs a significant risk for transatlantic scheduling errors.
BUT⊠remember that itâs not all of the United States that switches to DST. Exceptions to remember are that Hawaii and Arizona do not observe Daylight Saving Time.
BUT⊠that is not entirely true either. In northeast Arizona, in the Navajo Nation, they do. So, not observing the DST is not true of the entire state of Arizona.
The Navajo Nation territory goes beyond Arizona into states that follow DST, southeastern Utah and northwestern New Mexico. Observing DST allows everyone on the vast reservation to live by the same clock schedule.
Arizona previously observed Daylight Saving Time beginning in 1918, but made the permanent change to Standard time in 1968. Yes, with that exception.
âToo many people are starting to count on systems that inherently canât keep track of the truth.â
âCNETâs editors learned this the hard way last week, when they published a bunch of machine-generated articles that turned out to be filled with subtle but important errors, with errors in 41 of the 77 articles the bot wrote, all missed by editors who werenât paying enough attention.â
https://garymarcus.substack.com/p/the-cnet-fake-news-fiasco-autopilot?ref=refind
So this is a cool Fediverse development.
Automattic have teamed up with the developer of the ActivityPub Wordpress plugin⊠with the intent of Wordpress becoming a âfirst party fediverse memberâ â which I take to mean that integration will be more seamless in the future.
via https://religious.social/@kraft/110003134398099446
@LeoR1010 Underbar. Ălskar henne. Tack för heads up.
@m Webbservern. NĂ„got mysko Ă€r det. Vid första anblick verkar det vara den gamla Mastodon-servern som gör nĂ„got. Jag stĂ€nger ner den nu. Har inte Ă€gnat den sĂ„ mycket tanke utan bara tĂ€nkt att den skulle ligga och redirect:a till nya kontot till jag tog tag i det ordentligt. Vilket det tydligen Ă€r dags för đ
@m ApropĂ„ cache sĂ„ kör ju den servern Cloudron. Jag har inte satt mig in i hur cache-lösningen ser ut i den miljön för min Ghost-installation đŹ
@m Japp, finns nog MASSOR att tweaka... dÄ vet jag vad jag gör i helgen i alla fall!
Om du vill lÀsa det hÀr inlÀgget föreslÄr jag att du sÀtter dig bekvÀmt, och kanske med en varm dryck. Det Àr lÄngt. NÀstan fem tusen ord.
Men jag har pysslat om texten och gjort allt jag kan för att den ska kÀnnas relevant och givande hela vÀgen.
Det tar nog 20 minuter att lÀsa. NÄgon minut mer om du vill reflektera och spela upp visan med Konserverad gröt. Och klippet med Frankensteins monster.
Om du har ett intresse av att förstÄ AI-verktygen och vad den gör med och mot mÀnniskor sÄ tror jag du kommer gilla den.
https://axbom.se/ai-ansvar/
SjÀlvklart gÄr min server ner precis nÀr jag delat ett nytt inlÀgg... gah. Vet inte vad som hÀnde.
(Edit: verkar snurra igen nu)
Listening to Tech Wonât Save us with Dan McQuillan, author of Resisting AI - An Anti-fascist Approach to Artificial Intelligence.
(A book that started out being positive but had to change its title after he was done with his research)
https://pca.st/episode/ea8db3d8-9090-479f-abb8-9840945d41f7
So there's a new network in town to compete with LinkedIn. I just got invited and you can use my "invite"-link to try it out as well. With 5 invites I get to use my own custom domain, which is a feature I approve of.
https://read.cv/join/axbom
If you want to read more about the team behind it first, start here: https://read.cv/teams/newlayer
The fact that Microsoftâs chatbot keeps calling itself Sydney is hilarious, disturbing and revealing.
Itâs such a great example of how Microsoft has no immediate control over their software.
Microsoft: âWe designed the Bing AI to minimise bias, racism and misogynyâŠâ
Me: âBut why does the bot keep calling itself Sydney?â
Microsoft: âOh, we donât know how to stop it from doing that.â
Me: âWell that âs reassuring.â *two ironic thumbs up*
Background: âSydneyâ is an internal MS codename for a previous, different chat experience. The Bing AI keeps surfacing it and using it to refer to itself.
@karenmcgrane @steveportigal
> And woof, WHO is buying all this coaching?
I love this question! đ
@davor @steveportigal
Some of the best writing on Ikigai I've read is by Kyle on Sloww.
This is a good summary of the different versions that have been making the rounds over the years:
https://www.sloww.co/ikigai-2-0/