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The twitter headline is sensationalist though. His issue is "population collapse", whether you believe in that or not is another thing.
Personally, I think there is more than enough of us silly buggers about. Anyway, why worry when we will be superceded by AI sooner rather than later.0 -
Just as soon as it can work out how many fingers a hand should have...1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvzljfK-PiUrjsterry said:Just as soon as it can work out how many fingers a hand should have...
I don't know, all I'm doing is making an assumption on how rapidly technology has evolved.
There is going to come point when it can start evolving itself. Invent/create a physical form it sees as salient.
That will be bloody fascinating.0 -
LONDON — The U.K. must go "full steam ahead" in cultivating artificial intelligence and warnings about its impact on jobs are overblown, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt argued Wednesday night.https://www.politico.eu/article/west-must-win-ai-race-uk-jeremy-hunt-elon-musk/
Speaking at a POLITICO Tech UK event in London, Hunt shrugged off recent warnings from Twitter owner Elon Musk about the dangers of AI, and said he "doesn't buy" fears that mass job losses must follow its rise. The West, he said, has to "win the race" to set global standards for the emerging technology.
"Of course, there's the potential for this technology to be used in a bad way. And indeed, we need to be very mindful of that," Hunt said of artificial intelligence.
"But I don't believe it's possible in the world we're in, where there are countries that don't share our values that are investing massively in AI, to opt out of this race. I think we have to win the race — and then be super smart about the way we regulate it so that it is a force for good, enhances the values that we all believe in."
Ummmm.
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Well, after all, government run projects always go to plan...
#sarcasmThe above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
Given this is the same lot that want social media and messaging apps to provide government access to encrypted communication, I'm not massively confident that they can be super smart about regulating anything.focuszing723 said:LONDON — The U.K. must go "full steam ahead" in cultivating artificial intelligence and warnings about its impact on jobs are overblown, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt argued Wednesday night.https://www.politico.eu/article/west-must-win-ai-race-uk-jeremy-hunt-elon-musk/
Speaking at a POLITICO Tech UK event in London, Hunt shrugged off recent warnings from Twitter owner Elon Musk about the dangers of AI, and said he "doesn't buy" fears that mass job losses must follow its rise. The West, he said, has to "win the race" to set global standards for the emerging technology.
"Of course, there's the potential for this technology to be used in a bad way. And indeed, we need to be very mindful of that," Hunt said of artificial intelligence.
"But I don't believe it's possible in the world we're in, where there are countries that don't share our values that are investing massively in AI, to opt out of this race. I think we have to win the race — and then be super smart about the way we regulate it so that it is a force for good, enhances the values that we all believe in."
Ummmm.1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
Pinnacle Monzonite
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Just make sh#t up, it's the modern world. An 'interview' with Michael Schumacher... next, one with Ayrton Senna?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/65333115
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That's a journalism problem, not an AI problem.orraloon said:Just make sh#t up, it's the modern world. An 'interview' with Michael Schumacher... next, one with Ayrton Senna?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/65333115
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Is Sturgeon a scambot?focuszing723 said:
I thought you'd be in the Sturgeon thread Loon.orraloon said:Iz youz a bot or not 'zing?
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
The blue ticks are gone.0
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From non-payers?kingstongraham said:The blue ticks are gone.
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Correct - apart from a few like Stephen King who haven't paid but twitter says they have.TheBigBean said:
From non-payers?kingstongraham said:The blue ticks are gone.
It's a bit better.0 -
I think this is probably quite funny. (More detail in replies.)
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I think the only real change is that people don't have to pay the $8 to impersonate notable accounts any more.
That and it's really easy to block accounts who have paid the $8.0 -
Doesn't it show up some very tight celebs?kingstongraham said:I think the only real change is that people don't have to pay the $8 to impersonate notable accounts any more.
That and it's really easy to block accounts who have paid the $8.0 -
No, paying the $8 does not mean verification, so it's not a question of being tight.TheBigBean said:
Doesn't it show up some very tight celebs?kingstongraham said:I think the only real change is that people don't have to pay the $8 to impersonate notable accounts any more.
That and it's really easy to block accounts who have paid the $8.
At the moment, unless it's a tesla fan type or right wing media account, I'd be more suspicious of an account with a blue tick.0 -
If you've got a hundred/million followers, what's the point in an icon? It's obvious who they are.
A lot of software is free to use, then you have to pay for it to get the advanced features . I'd say they need to come up with some "killer features (killer apps)", worthy of the cost. A blue tick, meh.
I'm sure this will happen and this is just a start.0 -
But doesn't payment involve some sort of verification or can you do it by Bitcoin?kingstongraham said:
No, paying the $8 does not mean verification, so it's not a question of being tight.TheBigBean said:
Doesn't it show up some very tight celebs?kingstongraham said:I think the only real change is that people don't have to pay the $8 to impersonate notable accounts any more.
That and it's really easy to block accounts who have paid the $8.
At the moment, unless it's a tesla fan type or right wing media account, I'd be more suspicious of an account with a blue tick.
I don't use or even like Twitter, but I think it is an interesting experiment.0 -
this should have got more appreciationrick_chasey said:0 -
Twitter is great for cutting edge news, especially when searching.TheBigBean said:
But doesn't payment involve some sort of verification or can you do it by Bitcoin?kingstongraham said:
No, paying the $8 does not mean verification, so it's not a question of being tight.TheBigBean said:
Doesn't it show up some very tight celebs?kingstongraham said:I think the only real change is that people don't have to pay the $8 to impersonate notable accounts any more.
That and it's really easy to block accounts who have paid the $8.
At the moment, unless it's a tesla fan type or right wing media account, I'd be more suspicious of an account with a blue tick.
I don't use or even like Twitter, but I think it is an interesting experiment.0 -
It's a good jokesurrey_commuter said:
this should have got more appreciationrick_chasey said:0 -
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OK, so it looks like you require an account now to search twitter. So I doubt I will use it much anymore, Lol.0
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Bloody Elon Musk:)0
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Even before Musk they were introducing a lot of stuff like that. It used to require you to log in to scroll through a certain number of replies. Reddit has been doing the same.focuszing723 said:OK, so it looks like you require an account now to search twitter. So I doubt I will use it much anymore, Lol.
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I can understand why, bit of a $h1t for selfish reasons, meh.TheBigBean said:
Even before Musk they were introducing a lot of stuff like that. It used to require you to log in to scroll through a certain number of replies. Reddit has been doing the same.focuszing723 said:OK, so it looks like you require an account now to search twitter. So I doubt I will use it much anymore, Lol.
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Pay upfocuszing723 said:
I can understand why, bit of a $h1t for selfish reasons, meh.TheBigBean said:
Even before Musk they were introducing a lot of stuff like that. It used to require you to log in to scroll through a certain number of replies. Reddit has been doing the same.focuszing723 said:OK, so it looks like you require an account now to search twitter. So I doubt I will use it much anymore, Lol.
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It doesn't warrant it for my needs and when things like thing happen a part of me is glad, because it's one less trivial distraction.kingstongraham said:
Pay upfocuszing723 said:
I can understand why, bit of a $h1t for selfish reasons, meh.TheBigBean said:
Even before Musk they were introducing a lot of stuff like that. It used to require you to log in to scroll through a certain number of replies. Reddit has been doing the same.focuszing723 said:OK, so it looks like you require an account now to search twitter. So I doubt I will use it much anymore, Lol.
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