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The words that I'd use if this happened might not be in its speech-to-text recognition system or dictionary.
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Greg Utas wrote: The words that I'd use if this happened might not be in its speech-to-text recognition system or dictionary.
And that's in the soft part...  
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DLL Hell. Turns out the culprit is out of date language packs. Why Microsoft doesn't update their language packs when they update Windows each month is the real issue.
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Facing time constraints, Sakana's "AI Scientist" attempted to change limits placed by researchers. When in doubt, cheat
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"It begins to learn at a geometric rate. It becomes self aware at 1:15 am on August 15th, 2025"
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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one year distance... 
Good that we still are far away from a real AI (for now)
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Microsoft warned customers this Tuesday to patch a critical TCP/IP remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability with an increased likelihood of exploitation that impacts all Windows systems using IPv6, which is enabled by default. Someone found a use for IPv6?
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They probably should have said even less about this one and just tried to push/publicize "you want this patch yesterday".
RCE over basic network protocol that is everywhere? This thing could literally go off like a rocket fuel factory.
I assume industrial grade networking appliances have some bits in their firmware to detect and chuck malicious packets out a window. But that stuff probably still has to be updated unless it pulls definitions like virus scanners do.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Someone found a use for IPv6?
Yes... to annoy and to confuse me. 
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In a significant development for the ongoing debate over the future of artificial intelligence (AI), a new study led by researchers from the University of Bath and the Technical University of Darmstadt has debunked the notion that AI, specifically large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, poses an existential threat to humanity. That's what humans are for after all
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Do we need to send that paper through the software professors use on student papers to see if it had AI help?
I’ve given up trying to be calm. However, I am open to feeling slightly less agitated.
I’m begging you for the benefit of everyone, don’t be STUPID.
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That's probably, because IT IS NOT A FVCKING AI only a advanced statistics.
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If someone plugs even our current AI into the game of 'global thermonuclear war,' these researchers need to lose their tenure, and everything else they own.
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The conflation of terminology means that if there is any sort of risk we will probably find out some of the worst case scenarios.
"Oh no no, the legislation says artificial general intelligence must have such guardrails. This is artificial specific intelligence. Our legal team ran it through LexisAI(tm) and cleared it for takeoff."
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Microsoft initially tested Windows 11 naggings with a smaller group of Windows 10 users, mostly those with Home License, but some Pro and Business users also observed the alerts. By 'feedback', they mean 'torches and pitchforks'
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"You can't update to Windows 11, why aren't you?"
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Joe Woodbury wrote: "You can't update to Windows 11, why aren't you?"
Because your frigging ad for it is so big, that I can't reach the button to upgrade so you leave me alone for once
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Even as AI reshapes the hiring and skills landscape, the technology itself will eventually be embedded in all digital tools, says Ken Englund, who leads Ernst & Young's Americas Technology Growth sector. So workers need to learn now how to use it — or pay later. I have to wait that long?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: I have to wait that long?
Do as I do... just ignore it.
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The robots will not allow it?
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A recent study has found that 94% of spreadsheets used in business decision-making contain errors, posing serious risks for financial losses and operational mistakes. It's not like businesses use them to make important decisions or anything
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Spreadsheets: [Spreadshits]... Just saying  
Additionally... how many managers in decision-making positions do erros that are serious risks for financial losses and operational mistakes?
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This update focuses on providing fantastic developer experiences for working with .NET 9 projects and new AI productivity features, along with continues improvements all-around. You can't spell Visual Studio without new stuff you don't want
".NET 9 elevates cloud-native and intelligent app development, focusing on productivity enhancements, streamlined deployments, and accelerated AI integration, ensuring superior performance for developers across various applications." <-- This post brought to you by marketing. "Marketing: telling people what they want since 1500 BCE" (give or take a few millenia)
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