@mralancooper
Oh, interesting. I bought a copy for my Kobo reader.
https://www.kobo.com/ebook/the-surprising-design-of-market-economies
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Agree. I sort of try to emphasise this under the heading âFearmongering sentience claimsâ in the post, but I do suffer from trying to make too many points at the same time. đ
âThe claims have the effects of:
- Pulling attention away from the real harms that are happening
- Boosting trust in the validity of system output because they are framed as âall-powerful beingsâ
- Supporting the idea of accountability outsourcing (to the machines)
- Giving more power to the doomsayers because they are the only ones who can save us, and thus also the ones who can tell lawmakers how to regulateâ
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Jag lÀgger lÀnk till artikeln hÀr för referens. Det var intressant.
www.byggnadsarbetaren.se/darfor-har-b...
Itâs hard to tell if youâre asking or not, butâŠ
The Fediverse software Iâm using is named Akkoma.
Itâs magic.
@ben I am not using Mastodon. Is it still a toot? đ
@ben 1. All podcasts have RSS feeds.
2. I have an RSS feed.
3. Therefore, I have a podcast.
This is a great example of a logical fallacy. đ
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formal_fallacy
@zip
Yes, Apple Podcasts requires an RSS feed to register your podcast, and this is the platform for most podcasts to then propagate throughout the "podiverse". And Spotify's new hosting platform creates an RSS feed (but doesn't immediately make it public, that's up to the podcast owner - Spotify would much rather you didn't host your podcast anywhere else).
But Spotify and others also offer exclusive shows (i.e. not podcasts). At least they did. And some podcasts don't disclose their feed so other services can pick it up. Some shows I've seen only publish an audio file on a web page or exclusively on Soundcloud for example.
@x_cli
Definitely. A feed can also be styled to be the website itself. See for example: https://axbom.com/carefully/rss/
The content will be rendered to fit whatever client decides to use the feed.
Personally it is rare that I visit the website of a podcast, even my own. đ
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It's specifically how the new feature from HeyGen is marketed, where you create a digital twin and it integrates with Zoom.
"It looks, sounds, and even thinks like you, making decisions in real time. Perfect for coaching, support, and sales calls"
www.producthunt.com/posts/intera...
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Kul! HĂ€r finns podden i Pocket Casts för den som söker đ
pca.st/podcast/ff23...
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People do tend to forget that QR codes can also contain code, theyâre not just for following links.
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This is horrifying but I've definitely heard of it. Thanks for the heads up!
@LeoR1010 Tack Leo! Ja det kÀnns lite overkligt pÄ mÄnga sÀtt. GÀller nu bara att inte ta i för mycket.
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@lozzylozboz Would it be okay to share this video in a blog post, and add some voiceover to explain how the scam works?
@steveportigal Wow this was so fun to read and made me think of how much manual creativity we've lost. The closest I came was all the school magazines I was involved in making in the early 90s.
As great as computers can be, we often end up using them for the "wrong" things, and they impose more boundaries than people tend to realise.
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Vi vet inte varför vi gör det eller vad vi ska göra med informationen; det Àr inte Äsiktsregistrering men det Àr sjÀlvklart anonymt.
Men vi kollar sÄklart att alla svarar?!
NÀr en politiker anvÀnder ordet anonymt vet jag aldrig om de förstÄr vad det ordet betyder, ej heller vad de menar.
Fy fan.
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Brilliant
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@kolombiken
More here. Iâm paraphrasing. Hinton has been spreading his suggestions of AI self-serving agency since he left Google last year.
https://www.technologyreview.com/2024/10/08/1105221/geoffrey-hinton-just-won-the-nobel-prize-in-physics-for-his-work-on-machine-learning/