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Many employees are using AI to create 'workslop,' Stanford study says

Remember when AI was supposed to make us more productive, not hate each other? ai-pocalypse  Workers are getting lazy about using AI to do their jobs for them, and the results are both costly and increasing distrust in the workplace.…
#theregister #IT
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Many employees are using AI to create 'workslop,' Stanford study says

ai-pocalypse: Remember when AI was supposed to make us more productive, not hate each other?

The Register

“People tell chatbots about their medical fears, their relationship problems, their beliefs about God and the afterlife.

Advertising built on that archive creates a potential for manipulating users in ways we don’t have the tools to understand, let alone prevent.”

https://globalnews.ca/news/11664538/anthropic-ai-safety-researcher-mrinank-sharma-quits-concerns/

#Privacy #NoAI

Anthropic AI safety researcher quits, says the ‘world is in peril’

Anthropic was founded in 2021 by a breakaway group of former OpenAI employees who pledged to design a more safety-centric approach to AI development.

Global News

Just started trying the #Sourcegraph Cody tool, trying to compare it with the #Github Copilot and others, first attractive thing about it is it seems to be (still) opensource.

At first glance it seems to be ecqually invasive, key shortcut is just [TAB] which makes it harder to reject the code injections than accept them; I bet this even alters their own data thinking the autogenerated code block was amazing.

Even with all the issues it could bring, I wouldn't be surprised if with the amount of early-adopters-users brave enough to be walking around wearing a $4000dlls bulky gadget in their neighborhoods, @google ends up restarting their google glass project; doesn't seems like the privacy concerns which killed that project 10 years ago are anymore a mainstream concern this time.
Found this jewel on The Internetz; was saved on my drafts for almost 20 years, Credits "Monzy"
http://graphics.stanford.edu/~monzy/KillDashNine.mp3

The World Wide Web Consortium is seeking a full-time staff member to lead our Web Security standardization efforts.

This is a unique opportunity to be a key part of the technical team responsible for the design of the next generation World Wide Web and to lead a variety of industry and user groups toward the development of technologies that enhance the security of the Web.

The position is for remote work from anywhere in the world.

#job #jobposting #security
https://www.w3.org/careers/2023-web-security-lead-job-posting/

Web Security Lead job posting

Open position for a Web Security Lead, for full-time remote work, to lead our Web security standardization efforts.

W3C
I just backed The Lost Cause: a novel of climate and hope on @Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/doctorow/the-lost-cause-a-novel-of-climate-and-hope Little upset that Kickstarter doesn't have a "share on Mastodon" button. Anyway, @pluralistic, I'm ready to be hopeful about the future. Bring it on.
@mr2fa depends what kind of features you are looking for but maybe audible could be a good option. I am curious about deezer service but seems to be closer to what Spotify has than Google's podcast stuff.
@nando161 wondering if he is going to get an afair with a more recent version.
Wake up babe, new Philip K Dick story just dropped