Bio geek, sci-fi geek, cunning linguist.
Misandry, nerdy humour, and frank talk about body parts.
Bio geek, sci-fi geek, cunning linguist.
Misandry, nerdy humour, and frank talk about body parts.
Hi #fediverse. We need to talk about something.
While talking to a colleague about how I recently learned most people have never sat on a cow it came up that she has never sat on a horse. Like, not even once during childhood.
Another colleague admitted they also have never sat on a horse.
My hypothesis is that most people have at one point in their life sat on a horse.
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Have you sat on a horse?
Please boost for scientific accuracy.
| Yes | |
| No |
A law making AI companies responsible for their chatbots' output
You can sue the company for damages or bring them to small claims court even, if they give you bad information that materially harms you
The CEO can be tried criminally if the chatbot is implicated in a crime
I saw someone
buying roses
and I thought:
maybe thatās love.
I saw someone
carrying chocolates
and I thought:
maybe thatās love.
I saw someone
entering a jewelerās
and I thought:
maybe thatās love.
And I saw someone
wearing a mask
and I thought:
thatās definitely love.
I'll re-iterate what I said yesterday:
- Once you outsource your manufacturing to other countries, you no longer retain the skills and workforce to spin it back up.
- Once you're reliant on outsourced work, the people you outsourced to have the power and get to dictate terms.
AI is *exactly* the same thing.
Once it's been relied on long enough that there are not enough juniors with the fundamental knowledge, few to no seniors left... that's the end of your ability to not rely on AI providers.
I asked my friend
who avoids
getting sick
why she does it,
and she said:
because I believe
humans
are worth protecting.
And I asked my friend
who avoids
artificial intelligence
why she does it,
and she said:
because I believe
humanity
is worth protecting.
