Sometimes insects like cockroaches (not entirely sure about beetles) end up on their backs if they have been exposed to pesticides as the may lose motor control of some limbs. So usually they will not live too much longer. Not just because they are not their backs, but because of other issue. So flip once, but they may end up like that again and may be on deaths door.
Hoping to see Google fall from grace one day. They are ruining their business model to compete with dedicated LLM companies. Google has such bad LLM at this point and are shoving into everything to compete. Also I hope they get split up and regulated for being a monopoly one day.
Edit: This wasn’t meant to be as creepy as I now see it is given the context of the article, but was meant to be aimed towards Google ruining their business model, which I welcome. I love watching them ruin their business by trying to force AI into everything to compete with OpenAI or Anthropic. Screw Google, I hope they fall from grace hard.
First image made me think of the Amigara Fault.
Farm to factory to table.
These kinds of AI output should not be protected by anything like Section 230. It is their own words and they should not get a pass for what essentially amounts to libel. Google needs to be reeled in. The fines have been too small and the damage has been too great. This isn’t even the first time something like this has happened. They have made up claims like this against plenty of other people. Claiming that they get a pass because it is AI is just using the LLM, their own LLM, as a scapegoat.
Slightly different but related https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/08/googles-scans-private-photos-led-false-accusations-child-abuse
Same goes for Google and the others. They have a tribe or flock or cult. All the tech companies want that or have it to some degree. Though some are more obvious.
True. Even if they don’t know the process, everyone would expect the same outcome. Though the wording makes it sound like they had an understanding of the process itself. I’m probably either reading it wrong or reading too much into it.
Agreed as well. Somewhat also related, I somehow am just now realizing that the actor (Robert Patrick) who played T-1000 was also the dad (aka White/Blue Dragon) in Peace Maker. I watched both the movie and show multiple times over the years.
Do the witnesses spend a lot of their free time watching people get executed enough to have a frame of reference?
