When we use the fart app on our phone we merge with and become hybrids of human conciousness and artificial fartelligence (created by us and therefore of conciousness)

hate it when I lose my dorce

I wouldn’t say “turned against”. The summary from PwC gives the numbers, but still frames it as a challenge to overcome. And wouldn’t you know who can sell you the expertise on how to make AI work in enterprise…

Ceci n’est pas une meme.

Rhombic Rodent

Just plugged the RSS into my app (Feeder) and it worked like charm.

Beatiful stuff, mate! Feels otherworldly.

The AI ethics people are gonne get Microsoft then, for making AI agents interact with their horrible OS.

archive link to the 404 piece

Cobalt works for TikTok links.

https://ais.schule/telli/

Danes is actually an archaic plural of Dan that was used in some germanic dialects at the time.

He should have put the printouts on display post-digestion, thus turning himself into a provocative parody of GenAI.

I was looking into a public sector job opening, running clouds for schools, and just found out that my state recently launched a chatbot for schools. But it’s made in EU and safe and stuff! (It’s an on-premise GPT-5)

I suppose you can go for a Jolla, if you’re willing to bet that SailfishOS will finally work. I’ll let y’all know in a year or so.

FediLab is an explicitly general Fediverse app, though it’s not designed for lemmy. There’s also plenty of native cross-fedi support, as all activities are translated into ActivityPub events.

Frankly I’d recommend a separate app for Lemmy-likes and Mastodon-likes. The difference between following communities and following accounts seems to result in a lot of jank, if crammed into one app.

Neurotypicals most likely (it’s on page 2)

Did this mf just casually whip out a lowercase omega for a shitpost?

I’m gonna leave here my idea, that an essential aspect of why GenAI is bad is that it is designed to extrude media that fits common human communication channels. This makes it perfect to choke out human-to-human communication over those channels, preventing knowledge exchange and social connection.

So, Copilot for VSCode apparently got hit with an 8.8 CVE in November for, well, doing Copilot stuff. (RCE if you clone a strange repo and promptfondle it.)

Fixes were allegedly released on Nov 12th, but I can’t find anything in the Changelog on what those changes were, and how they would prevent Copilot from doing, well, Copilot stuff. (Although I may not be ITSec-savvy enough to know where such information would be found.)

I scolled around the “ludwell institute” a bit for fun. Seems like a pretty professional opinion piece/social media content operation run by one person as far as I can tell. I read one article, where they lionized a jailed BitCoin Mixer developer. Another one seems to be hyped for Ethereum for some reason.

Seems like pretty unreflected “I make money by having this opinion” stuff. They lead with reasonable stuff about using privacy-respecting settings or tools, but the ultimate solution seems to be becoming OpSec paranoid and using Tor and Crypto.