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Ex-Evangelical Christian. Jesus lover. Interested in discussing #progressivechristian topics, theology and social policy. Programmer meatslave for the man during the day. Gnarly gamer at night.
Jesus was a refugeeMatthew 2
Jesus checked his biasMatthew 15
Jesus took the side of the poor and oppressedMatthew 25:40
Progressive policies are biblical. Queer love is holy love. Jesus was a refugee and a convicted blasphemer. The people of God killed him for it. Progressive Christianity is for everyone. Love you all #progressivechristian
Re: Andrew Tate
@koshtra i haven’t heard this take yet. Do you think that investing solar energy would have been a better spend?
Vox Populi, Vox Dei
@jeremybmerrill #2 I believe this AI could easily be able to recognize text and logos that we commonly see inside these fraudulent ads. So it seems that google have the tools and have not thought to use them in this way yet. Or they do know, we would have to ask them for an explanation.
@jeremybmerrill #1 As all internet goers are aware, recaptcha presents the users some random images and asks the user to identify certain characteristics that some of the pictures may contain. The users responses are given to the google image recognition AI. Essentially we all have been teachers to this machine. Showing it how to identify objects inside rasterized images like pngs of jpgs in the same way we do.
the FBI just warned that search engines -- which is to say, Google -- are selling ads that impersonate crypto and finance sites in order to steal logins and install ransomware. https://www.ic3.gov/Media/Y2022/PSA221221
Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) | Cyber Criminals Impersonating Brands Using Search Engine Advertisement Services to Defraud Users

@jeremybmerrill this type of fraud detection should not be difficult to implement. There are recaptcha aspects that could be repurposed.

Google also sells ads that impersonate government agencies like the IRS, including with URLs like irs.gov-whatever.com, I reported last year.

These ads all violate Google's rules, they said, but, of course, Google still sells 'em.

https://themarkup.org/google-the-giant/2021/05/13/ads-are-impersonating-government-websites-in-google-results-despite-ban

Ads Are Impersonating Government Websites in Google Results, Despite Ban – The Markup

The company pledged to eliminate ads for sites that charge hefty fees for otherwise free or inexpensive services—but they continue

Elon Musk says he will step down as Twitter's CEO as soon as he finds someone 'foolish enough' to take over

Elon Musk's announcement comes after Twitter users voted decisively in a poll for him to step down.

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