That’ll just create more things to gerrymander.

They’re trying to suppress Dem turnout.

Propaganda works.

There should be penalties for spreading such lies.

Israel is a vassel of the US

Then why does it ignore pressure from the US? I think that the relationship is more that of a not entirely trustworthy ally.

Yeah, just like the thousands or millions of failed IT projects. AI is just a new weapon you can use to shoot yourself in the foot.

is all but guaranteed to be possible

It’s more correct to say it “is not provably impossible.”

They are a product of lack of control over the stadistical output.

OK, so describe how you control that output so that hallucinations don’t occur. Does the anti-hallucination training set exceed the size of the original LLM’s training set? How is it validated? If it’s validated by human feedback, then how much of that validation feedback is required, and how do you know that the feedback is not being used to subvert the model rather than to train it?

It’s a problem, but not a bug any more than the result of a car hitting a tree at high speed is a bug.

You’re attempting to redefine “bug.”

Software bugs are faults, flaws, or errors in computer software that result in unexpected or unanticipated outcomes. They may appear in various ways, including undesired behavior, system crashes or freezes, or erroneous and insufficient output.

From a software testing point of view, a correctly coded realization of an erroneous algorithm is a defect (a bug). It fails validation (a test for fitness for use) rather than verification (a test that the code correctly implements the erroneous algorithm).

This kind of issue arises not only with LLMs, but with any software that includes some kind of model within it. The provably correct realization of a crap model is still crap.

Semi-randomly

A more correct term is constrained randomness. You’re still looking at probability distribution functions, but they’re more complex than just a throw of the dice.

You’re using nominal rather than inflation-adjusted numbers. That’s misleading.

One Big Union!

At very least, adopting the German model of having union reps on the board of directors would be a sensible step.

And average corporate profitability isn’t much different than it was in the late '70s. So that means the CEOs are being massively overpaid, and there’s a weakness in corporate governance that prevents shareholders correcting the problem.

My dad’s '57 Cadillac Fleetwood had that too. Big-ass electric eye on the dashboard. So it’s not exactly bleeding-edge technology.

Yeah, color temp should be regulated as well as lumens and directionality.

I just find it implausible since it’s unlikely Trump can get it up. He’s probably well past being helped by blue pills, even.

What happened, did she use her teeth?

He can tell the userrs to inject bleach for popcorn lung.

Lib Dem’s back in clegg days when I voted for them were always more left than Labour.

And yet they went into coalition with the Tories.

2FA where one of the factors is Bluetooth to the fob might be OK, assuming the Bluetooth link is secured in some way.