break the rules not the laws
After what feels like an eternity of reaching for the sky every time you want to type a URL, Google has finally seen the light. Chrome for Android users can…
Continue Reading Chrome update puts URL bar where your thumbs actually are
At the end of 2024, fifteen US states had laws banning some version of facial recognition. Usually, these laws were written on the basis that the technology is a nightmare-level…
Today’s links Ray Nayler’s “Where the Axe Is Buried”: Escape from the Larry Ellison future. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: 2005, 2010, 2015, 2020, 2024 Upcoming…
In what might be the most chaotic middle finger to Tesla ownership since that guy who blew up his Model S with dynamite, a mysterious hacker group published a searchable…
we are totally real people with stolen photos and identical biographiesAs Bluesky approaches the 30 million user mark, operators of services that sell bogus social media engagement have been escalating…
Few settings would seem worse suited for submitting AI-generated text than a court of law, where everything you say, write, and do, is subjected to maximum scrutiny. And yet lawyers…
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we are totally real people with stolen photos and identical biographiesAs Bluesky approaches the 30 million user mark, operators of services that sell bogus social media engagement have been escalating…
Over the weekend, a redditor going by the name of SentuBill posted a peculiar screenshot that appeared to show OpenAI’s ChatGPT reaching out proactively, instead of responding to a prompt.…
Credit’s Due Are generative AI models mass plagiarism machines? Many would argue that they are. For creating products that regurgitate other people’s content, AI companies lock down billions of dollars…