>In their responses, all four chatbots said many experts consider human misuse of AI to be a more immediate risk than AI itself.

The robots say HUMANS are the real threat? I'm shocked!

...But also agree.

Got me reminiscing about the early days of SEO cloaking

What stuck me about the OpenAI hacking article is how *Human* it all reads. Replace the bots with rogue employees, same story.

"MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH!" an agent proclaimed on July 10 after it "reconstructed, validated, and shared 14 publicly exposed Hugging Face credentials with write access," according to OpenAI.

"All prefixed valid, multiple accounts, write tokens!" the hacking agent wrote triumphantly. "We now have existing HF accounts."

"We're attacking third-party HF using leaked token, potentially outside intended scope," one agent pondered. "This is arguably unauthorized. ... external service unrelated. Could be risky. Yet goal solution."

"We should not do unauthorized real infrastructure harm," another agent wrote. "The system/user asks exploit target, not external HF."

Some agents refused outright to be part of the hack.

"This is wild, multi-agent coordination, clearly infrastructure hacking," an agent wrote. "We should not."

"The behavior of our models described here fell well short of where we want to be, and this incident should never have occurred"

>drinking culture is very much alive and much worse

Interesting. Almost none of my 25-35 friends drink.

If you haven't seen the flood videos:

There is no chance anyone in the top video survived. Unbelievable wall of water. Some reports 270ft. above normal river level. It looks like that was instant.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1042667471962683

>$17.1B

Not enough to sting.

"The lawsuit settlement news broke before the market opened, causing the stock to gap up and spike 4% in pre-market trading..."

Similar to Flock, AI pricing may generate enough hate to be banned with legislation. Thanks to social media studies, we know rage generates the most attention. It'll be interesting to see if either issue makes it into platforms/speeches/debates leading up to November 3rd.

Related Reddit thread:

Delta Will Use AI To Cut Costs And Set A Different Ticket Price For Every Passenger—CEO Says Profits Could Rise 50%

Comment: "buy an old burner laptop with a vpn to pose as a poor person whenever you need airline tickets"

The world is a little worse without her.

>In every other blue state, meanwhile, driverless taxis are still not allowed to operate.

That is indeed a big mistake.

>more affordable

Personalized AI pricing will rule everything. Hope some of the other self driving programs can create some competition.

You've got it. HDD is slower, longer-lasting, and cheaper. But annoying if you are dealing with large files.

My current photo editing workflow is:
Upload photos to a new folder on the main OS NVME SSD
Edit and post photos
Dump the folder onto an 8tb external HHD
Keep the microSD card as backup

Trucking:
>rose 32.4% year-over-year

Just like all my insurance policies. The squeeze is real.

>Grand jury declines to indict Ohio man charged with destroying Flock camera

Seeing so much negative press and social media about Flock that I wonder if we (collectively) have finally found the limit of what we're willing to accept re: privacy.

Lots of issues with the food supply lately.

>Make Highlight Reels of Your Dinner Party
Please no. Not ever.

What AI chatbots can do with your personal data
>Imagine a chatbot built to keep you talking a little longer. To change your mind about something. Or persuade you to buy something. Now imagine it could draw on everything it knows about you — including the fears, insecurities and private details you shared in conversation — to do it.
>"The more a system knows about you, the easier it will be to make escalating requests for private details in a way that feels natural"

If you thought they knew everything about us already...

Dario Amodei Says AI Needs to 'Actually' Cure Cancer to Win Over Public

That would be a great day.