Clickbait.

They tested it on a single, year old model (Llama2-70B), which is way below state of the art.

Until we have better understanding and dictionary for their emotions, using names of human emotions instead can be a good approximation.

I don't know, bringing back some of the species that this burning caused to go extinct - instead of the celebs mentioned in the article - would be nice.

The Ehrlichman quotes are really hardcore.

Firefox Thunderbird VS code (sorry).

Extras: Obsidian, Double Commander, Steam

Twitter (or rather musk) chooses what it "relays" or boosts. Unlike lemmy, unlike Mastodon.

Ah, behold the majestic human immune system in its natural habitat. Here we witness the immune cells serenely floating through the bloodstream, blissfully unaware that they are about to embark on an epic battle against invaders. Above, the brain, blissfully oblivious, is bathed in the warm glow of ignorance—life is good when you're in a lipid bilayer bubble. But below, things are about to get intense. The virus makes its grand entrance, all spikey and menacing, but wait—what's this? The immune system turns its attention to the drama! The battle begins, with antibodies flying like confetti at a birthday party. Meanwhile, the heart, always the drama queen, is just hoping it doesn't get dragged into this mess. Truly, nature is both brutal and... occasionally clueless.

Nissan also detects you having sex in the car and phones the info home.

"each new connected TV platform user generates around $5 per quarter in data and advertising revenue."

Fuck me, this is the amount of money that's enough motivation for them to ruin my experience and make me angry?

I guess regular users have much higher tolerance to ads than me, but our home has a strict zero ad policy.

"Chrome users" or "Chrome under windows users" would be closer to the truth. Still, quite a screw up.

Ads were already there for years - for Facebook, TikTok, Candy Crush, and who knows what else.

I would say this is embarrassingly unprofessional, but the truth is this is just normal these days - normalized by Facebook and Android - and I'm just old and used to better software.

I switched to Linux the same year they appeared.

I expect this to proceed similarly: many companies and funding dollars will burn in flames and still, the world will be a different place in a decade thanks to this technology.