When I hear the ‘jobs equals worth’ argument against AI, I wonder what those people think of stay-at-home parents, artists, and others who derive more value from their passions than from doing disliked work just to survive.
Note, this is Cisco, not an AI firm, saying there is a real wave of threats coming from AI exploits. Guidance for defending in the age of AI-enabled attacks
Google is reducing AI limits as well Changes to Gemini model access and limits
Seeing political ads for Lindsey Graham in Texas. Wondering whether his ad buyers are incompetent or his campaign is so desperate that it is trying to get votes and donations from Texans?
This is just another example of why Paxton should not hold ANY office. Of course, Netflix tracks what you watch to suggest stuff you might want to see. Almost the point of it. Same with autoplay. Texas Sues Netflix For Allegedly ‘Spying’ On Customers
Makes building them in Texas look that much better, right? Amazon’s cloud services were largely back online on Friday after overheating at one of its data centers triggered an outage that impacted companies including cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase.
So this is where we are now? Bill banning whites-only housing passes Pennsylvania House by 1 vote
Nice to see the blockade of Cuba is finally making the news. It has been in place since February. As a blockade is an act of war, and 60 days have passed, this ought to be voted on by Congress. Cuba on the Brink
My response to Matt Davis’s post about how AI is gutting developer jobs in the private sector. It is doing similar to government jobs.
Seems like a lot of drones are being sighted that aren’t drones. At least they are getting reported and not ignored out of fear of reporting a UFO. Better to misreport a 1000 balloons than have one crash. United Flight From San Francisco to San Diego Reports Drone Close Call Near Arrival
An LLM trained as if it time-traveled from 1930 Introducing talkie: a 13B vintage language model from 1930