Have to learn that somehow, but hard paywalls make it impossible :/

Idk why they even need one, and the one so on the nose.

The symbol for Amazon’s VGT3, the Las Vegas facility where it scans book for AI training data.

I thought it’s 404media’s obviously satirical preview picture to dab on aibros, but the truth is even more weird

Like with mutilated vets, he’d call kid a loser.

It takes a long while for some to realise, and even more to speak up if ever.

They are creating a new marketplace for dual-use goods that were previously, albeit with limitations, traded on WB: https://theins.press/en/news/296020

Can Israel not be a pedophilic backstabbing warcrimey liability for a moment?

Does Sweden have some entity to overrule that? The guy isn’t even there mentally. It sounds needlessly cruel and shameful.

The Footnote of the Internet.

Blastbeat of millions of penguins stomping.

You’d probably like to know major quickly deflected it by saying she’s not checking everyone’s private parts. She’s not a weirdo to indulge in invented problems and waste time. Trans people are just people and “trans ideology” is the one that demonizes them 24/7 while surprising amount of people wouldn’t otherwise have any opinion about what they do and get all worked up about that.

I find it amusing that they tried to automate it with variables, etc, but seemingly wanted to make LLM generate a new response every time. Standard once written or even generated rejection form could’ve been more economically sound. But, but - then you wouldn’t up the metrics of AI usage in your department!

Other than that, probably it’s a licensing agreement that makes AI trainers keep paying if they still using that dataset.

If the sheer incompetence would stay consistent, US companies would start to buy chinese vcards and maybe even their inventory of underpowered nvidias. The American way is to play bait and switch without even baiting. It is to poke own eyes out to win at poker.

The point of bookburning is that it would only be accessible to AI, bringing forth it’s monopoly on said first edition. No one would upload it to IA in the process. It is deleting one source of knowledge out of existence.

That’s how gambling mechanics get hardwired into our brains.

China has also implemented the world’s most stringent standards for battery safety. They require automakers to ensure that batteries don’t catch fire or explode for at least two hours after a single cell enters thermal runaway. If it does go ablaze, Chinese automakers are experimenting with some unusual ways of protecting the car and occupants from the battery fire.

I like it way more than charging speeds. But also - I’m interested in how many recharge cycles they supposedly can live through, and that’s not in the article.

I do agree it’s limited to a small scope of New York-based smaller LLMs, but if you read the news you know why exactly this bill occured - just now Mamdani gave up on a useless chatbot made with local budget by his predecessor Adams: https://www.thecity.nyc/2026/01/30/mamdani-unusable-ai-chatbot-budget/ It was indeed giving inaccurate legal recomendations on city’s website. I think the better result that can happen to that bill is it becoming a trend across cities and states as, I suspect, New York administration wasn’t the only one falling for this scam.

My re-spec online classes started by installing VS Code and connecting it to user’s own GitHub repository that was then used to upload homework in Jupyter notebook format. It was pretty streamlined, that is good when you want to fast-forward into making students write their own first code lessons, leaving off technicalities, but there we didn’t heard a word about if any of these three choices are necessary to start coding. I only recently got interested enough to research other options, at the same time I left Windows as a default OS. I’m not sure any of my classmates would tho until something critical happens, and for many this pipeline is probably what they are still using by now.

The important question is: how/would it affect Russian economy, military production and capabilities, et cetera. Iran was a key partner to russian war efforts since the very start, providing important support in drone production - e.g. Shahed/Gyran models - and it’s not known to me if it was localized by now. Iran would obviously deprioritize any side project considering the country is itself in a hot war, so some pipelines of specialists and tools may be severed by now.