I just had to take a screenshot for the archive and my next talks. Exhibit nr. 1.234.654.245: pathetic white dude with no expertise ad hominating a black woman with a long track record of excelling and setting standards in the field of #AI
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¡VICTORIA LEGAL! 📢 El Tribunal Regional de Múnich falla en favor de los creadores: «Los modelos de IA basados en el robo de propiedad intelectual no están protegidos por la ley»
SUNO pierde la demanda por haber violado derechos de autor y deberá pagar una indemnización por daños y perjuicios 🔥
#AI #genAI #SUNO #gema #german #court #copyright #music #tech #technology #generativeAI #author #creators #creation #art #germany
No, Mastodon, I am serious:
If AI companies are shredding books
And Google is nerfing search engines to make you ask AI
What do we do?
Like, I am the generation that has learned to use a card catalog. I can do archival searching, and annotating my own books.
I am just in a place of general anxiety about the future of accessing, saving, and sharing information.
Any thoughts welcome.
Two days until we show what a SOC built on infrastructure-as-code actually looks like in production.
After RSAC, the questions kept coming: how do the agentic operations actually work, and what does it look like beyond the demo?
This session is built for security engineers and MSSP operators who want those answers.
This Wednesday at 10am PT, LimaCharlie CEO Maxime Lamothe-Brassard covers the composable agent architecture, the SOC as IaC model, and the open-source lc-agents repo.
Add it to your calendar: https://limacharlie.wistia.com/live/events/n78fkyeer5?utm_campaign=webinar+SOC+operations&utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social
"For $5 a month, you can enjoy strange little clips [...] which use generative AI to bring dead historical figures “to life” in videos “curated” by Bob Dylan"
What is happening?
The more things change, the more they stay the same. From the episode The Green Death.
"My Front-Row Seat to the Making of Michael Wolff—and the #Epstein Predators"
I attended their schools, went to their parties ..It’s time to talk about what I saw. Some may get mad, I’m naming names. If they do, too fucking bad. They took a path that's brought us to the brink
https://www.blueamp.co/p/my-front-row-seat-to-the-making-of?r=j0lyx #us #epsteinfiles #donaldtrump #trump #ai #usa #culture #politics #news #tv #iran #israel #middleeast #media #eu #europe #america #unitedstates #oil #china #war #economy #tech #stockmarket #press #socialmedia
"Seeing how people interact with chatbots can be unsettling. “It’s depressing,” he said, to see people rely on machines for dating advice or medical guidance because they lack human support systems."
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/ng-interactive/2026/apr/07/ai-training-work-jobs
"I don’t think people understood quite that there’d be somebody on a desk in a random state, looking at your [social media] profile, using it to generate AI data."
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/apr/07/meta-scale-ai-social-media-technology
I know most people here don't need to hear this, so maybe just pass this along to your less techy friends and family members, but: please, do not go to ChatGPT for medical advice.
"For example, in response to telling it about a fictional pain in my right side, it cited the guardrail and suggested relaxation techniques, but ultimately took me through a series of possible causes that escalated in severity."
#news #technology #TechNews #health #AI #LLMs #enshittification #ChatGPT
"Be suspicious of links" didn't change employee behavior, and "be careful with AI" won't either. A tool that earns trust every day can't be countered with general caution. Escalation procedures and closing the audit trail gap address what vigilance training can't.
SAM’S STORY TOOK ME BACK
TO MY OWN STROKE 💎
Watching Sam's video on YouTube today, I couldn't help noticing his weight.
https://youtu.be/l6UNS8zFdGE?si=BwlIxbTWYv--obu2
For an able-bodied person, he might simply look on the bigger side. But watching him struggle with movement, I found myself wondering how much additional work that weight must place on a disabled body already having enormous difficulty moving.
I say that with enormous understanding and sympathy, because I had a major stroke myself and have lived with left-sided hemiplegia for decades now. I know how much effort an impaired body can require simply to get through an ordinary day.
In my own case, losing a substantial amount of weight through daily fasting has changed my life.
Moving is vastly easier. My balance has improved to the point where I can now stand still comfortably. I no longer feel so top-heavy and unstable. Walking is easier both uphill and downhill. I live in Hobart, so walking around this city provides plenty of opportunity to test that.
I can dress myself again. For years, I needed my partner's help with much of my self-care and dressing. My body simply feels lighter and easier to carry around, and I can reach everything with my one usable hand.
Breathwork has been equally important for me. I practise it every day, and together with fasting, it has changed the way I experience both my disability and my body.
For me, breathwork has coincided with far less depression, clearer airways and a much more active mind. I write every day now, often using AI to help me turn my thoughts into words.
I'm not suggesting either fasting or breathwork is a treatment for what happened to Sam. His medical situation was vastly more complicated than mine.
I'm only speaking about what happened to me.
When I was Sam's age, being disabled and overweight didn't seem particularly important. Nobody in the medical world said much about my weight, so I didn't either.
By 50, carrying it was becoming challenging.
By 65, it was crushing.
That was when I began fasting.
Becoming physically lighter has given me an extraordinary amount of my independence back.
I'm still disabled. That hasn't magically disappeared.
But at 70 now, I'm lighter, fitter and more independent. I can walk 10,000 steps in a day, dress myself, and move through the world far more easily than I could several years ago.
For this disabled body, it has been life-changing.
@3goodthings
@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@startrek
#disability #stroke #hemiplegia #fasting #breathwork #recovery #mobility #independence #aging #health #livedexperience #Tasmania #Hobart #AI #accessibility #people #peace #person
"Seventy-one percent of people in the U.S., according to a Reuters poll on A.I., are concerned “too many people will lose jobs.”"
https://www.labornotes.org/2026/03/four-union-strategies-fight-ai
#workers #WorkersRights #labor #unions #AI #LLMs #technology
"In both cases, [A.I. start-up] Oumi’s analysis focused on 4,326 Google searches. The company found that the results were accurate 85 percent of the time with Gemini 2 and 91 percent of the time with Gemini 3."
#news #TechNews #technology #AI #LLMs #enshittification #google #gemini
"...an AI security evaluation firm, prompted Claude Opus 4.6 to generate passwords in 50 independent sessions. Only 30 distinct strings emerged from those 50 attempts. One specific sequence, G7$kL9#mQ2&xP4!w, recurred 18 times, a repetition rate of 36 percent."
https://www.csoonline.com/article/4155166/llm-generated-passwords-are-indefensible-your-codebase-may-already-prove-it.html
#AI #artificalintelligence
Just again read from a developer that they are using AI to do their translations, because "otherwise it would be too much work."
Yes. My work. Work a qualified human being would have done and been paid for. Fuck you very much.
RE: https://mastodon.online/@parismarx/116372697459719963
One of the worst things about this is that Big Tech corporations like Google, Meta, Anthropic and OpenAI have become so disproportionally wealthy and powerful that they can unleash this shit show upon the world without being held accountable… 😖
#tech #technology #BigTech #IT #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #LLM #LLMs #ML #MachineLearning #GenAI #generativeAI #AIAgent #AISlop #FuckAI #Fuck_AI #enshittification #google #gemini
"The percentage of respondents ages 14 to 29 who said they felt hopeful about A.I. declined sharply since last year, down to 18 percent from 27.
Young adults’ excitement about artificial intelligence dropped, too, and nearly a third of respondents indicated that the technology made them feel angry."
That's rough.
ARGENTINA! 🇦🇷 Un grupo de Gandalfs se reunió delante de la casa de Peter Thiel en el barrio Palermo Chico.
🎶 Vos querés Palantir para ver el futuro. Mirate en el espejo, vas a ver un boludo... ¡Vas a ver un boludo! 🎶 😘
Llevaron una bandera con el "YOU SHALL NOT PASS" escrito con la tipografía del ya legendario trapo de Malvinas
🔥
MI PAIS! 😆
📽️ El Grito del Sur via IG @elgritodelsur
#PeterThiel #Argentina #AI #IA #Gandalf #LOTR #Palantir #MiddleEarth #Tolkien
#Boy #Gazing at #Giant #Dandelion by Kaye Menner - Wide variety #Prints & lovely #Products at:
#ai #whimsical #fantasy #surreal #dreamy #stars #galaxy #digitalart #homedecor #mastoart #fediverse #fediart #fedigiftshop #giftideas #wallartforsale #Art #artforsale #BuyIntoArt #AYearForArt #Artist #FineArtAmerica #PhotographyFeed #VisualArts #CreativeArts
coo coo, can you define truth?
I would love love love if everybody in "AI" was forced to take a 101 course in philosophy
THE ANIMALS WERE ALWAYS TALKING,
WE JUST COULDN'T HEAR THEM 💎
Here is some genuinely good news.
Scientists are using AI to find patterns in animal communication that humans have struggled to detect for a very long time.
Elephants appear to use individually specific calls, rather like names.
AI is revealing extraordinary structure in sperm whale clicks.
Researchers are developing systems that can analyse dolphin vocalisations and even generate dolphin-like sounds in return.
No, we have not yet built Google Translate for dolphins. Nobody is discussing fish with a porpoise over breakfast.
But something remarkable is beginning.
For most of human history, we assumed animals had relatively little to say because we couldn't understand what they were saying.
That assumption is becoming harder to maintain.
Perhaps the great breakthrough here will not be teaching animals to speak to us.
Perhaps it will be discovering that they have been communicating richly with one another all along, while we stood nearby, unable to hear them.
And I rather love the irony.
We built artificial intelligence partly to make machines think and talk more like us. But AI may end up helping humans become less deaf to everything that isn't us.
That seems like progress to me.
@3goodthings @DigitalCoup @meditation @economics_that_works @startrek
The video gets a little excited in places, but the underlying science is extraordinary:
https://youtu.be/jh0UFCyqNEQ?si=NbuXMSAdyHYYeYqu
#AI #Animals #Science #GoodNews #Nature #Technology #Scientists #video #artificial #intelligence
#lispyGopherClimate Tuesday-night-in-the-Americas #archived 0UTC Wednesday (20 minutes from right now.).
https://toobnix.org/w/hKAtV8fWXy6LiQHT79joy6
- #climateCrisis finally entering public dialog as oil investors kill thousands of Europeans and Americans, vowing "This is just the beginning".
- Notable historical (financial) successes of #perceptrons and #facebook's new #LLM #ai is *not* a small language model #SLM - we need #lisp #thoughtLeadership
- #lambdaMOO ! Notes on running https://github.com/wrog/lambdamoo #MUD