ageedizzle

Elon Musk’s xAI has lost its bid for a preliminary injunction that would have temporarily blocked California from enforcing a law that requires AI firms to publicly share information about their training data.

How do you actually enforce this? What’s stopping these companies from just lying about what training data they use?

It wasn’t a particularly funny joke

Well I, for one, thought it was funny

And a lot of it is clearly AI generated

Yeah. I bought my kaptop second hand. When it still had windows on it, it was basically usuable because jt was so laggy. I installed linux and, badda bing badda boom, works like a charm. Its been my main computer for a fee years now

This makes sense once you consider that the top models all have basically the same training data (i.e. everything ever posted on the internet).

Except in practice the Snowden leaks show us that democratic governments don’t always have our best interests at heart when it comes to this domain

Well there you go. Hopefully they get around to overthrowing the mobile webkit overlords soon enough

Depends where you. In some places (I think it was Japan?) Apples practice of not allowing alternative browser engines was deemed anticompetitive and outlawed

Is it a design flaw? Or is it just false advertising? If I sell you a vacuum by telling you it can mop your floor, is the problem with the vacuum or the way I’m selling the product?

Yeah everyone seems out to get Firefox lately. I almost wonder if its the Chromium gang tryna slander the competition

It sucks and its at the point now where were hitting diminishing returns so I’m not sire if it sill get better

Nice

Ah okay that makes sense. Too bad the drivers are closed source that might be the cause of a lot of these issues

Nice. Which model is it?

Why are linux options light on the tablet front? It should work the same as on a laptop

I don’t know the answer to this but just looking at them they don’t look binocular. Even if they are not binocular though they still have a 360 degree visual range and no blind spots

This is all true

Good point. Though I’ve heard some of these self driving cars connect remotely to a person to help drive when the AI doesnt know what to do, so I guess it’s conceivable that the car could connect to the cloud. That would be super error prone though. Connectivity issues could brick your car.

Yes. In theory cameras should be enough to get you up to human level driving competence but even that is a low bar.

Yeah thats my point