

Now that they’re personally liable for what it outputs, they definitely can. Your boss can’t force you to break the law.


Now that they’re personally liable for what it outputs, they definitely can. Your boss can’t force you to break the law.


I can understand this to some degree, but I largely disagree.
AI is a tool. The user of the tool should be the one that carries responsibility. I don’t have the stats, but I imagine that most jobs that relied on hand tools suffered more injury when power tools were introduced, but again, it’s up to the person using the tool to use it responsibly.
Granted, thats not a perfect analogy because AI definitely doesn’t present the same marked improvements as power tools, but the responsibility of the user doesn’t change.


It’s not exactly the same because of the turn-based nature of it, but play Baldur’s Gate 3 if you haven’t.
It’s a massive world with a shitload of things to do and a definite objective (or rather 3 as each act has a major one)
The problem is always about authority. The system that enforces the rules is more important than the rules themselves
Communism typically fails because the systems that manage it are corruptible. Capitalism has the opposite problem. If there are no rules surrounding what industry is allowed to do, they will always choose the most profitable thing.


They’re fine with suffering, as long as someone they don’t like suffers more
As others have said, light exercise is okay at pushing the feeling down. Anecdotally, a change in scenery also helps me when I get that way. Go for a walk somewhere you haven’t been before and see what’s there.
Also the 54321 rule seems to help ground me if I feel myself start to spiral.
I also have this problem, but for me it’s an ADHD stimulation thing. On a screen, you can take breaks between reading large passages by switching between tasks
With books, thats a lot harder to do. The thing that fixed it for me was switching to audiobooks. That means now I can “read” while driving, or doing the dishes, or cooking.


Oftentimes the ethics team just acts as a warning system for C-Suite to inform them of all the things that people might raise a stink about and lets them prepare a response in advance.
As you say, this is not usually done on purpose as the people on those teams genuinely want to make things better, but it is often how it plays out.
That’s that whole purpose of the activity though.
You pretend you have the money to buy a big ostentatious house and then critique it through that lens


Honestly, just starting any activity is the hardest part. Find something you want to try, and just force yourself to do it. If you like it, then keep going. If not, maybe the hobby isn’t what you imagined.


I get your criminal practicality, but this was probably more about reliable business opportunities.
Anyone that can go through all the steps to search the darknet and purchase Monero probably has enough knowledge to just acquire poison for themselves.


It’s “wildly extreme” in the same way that the East India Company “cared about profit”
Isn’t this literally where the phrase “to blow smoke up someone’s ass” comes from?
I mean, mutes are cheap and work pretty well.
I mean, Kamala Harris wants Kamala Harris to run


It was a bit like that with the Zero as well. All those tools existed as separate packages, and some were bundled, but the complete feature set and the form factor made it the best wireless signal analysis tool on the market.
I am currently following the sequel to this comic for the story and not the porn.
CW: Snake tiddy


I wish I had the skillset to help with this. The zero was a very cool little toy
Someone will have to start making private repositories public to show that GitHub can’t be trusted for companies to leave.
What if it’s private, but used as training data for copilot, and can only be accessed publicly through prompt injection?
Hey, I’ve been there!
That sausage is in a small town east of Edmonton whose name escapes me, but it’s about an hour and a half drive away from The world’s biggest perogy