A spokeswoman for OpenAI declined to comment beyond pointing BI to a corporate blogpost from May, in which the company says it takes web crawler permissions “into account each time we train a new model.
The translation for this is do we stand to profit more than we stand to be punished.
Basic capitalist risk assessment in other words.
InnerTune in the same vein as Antenna pod
I imagine some people already are.
I thought the main issue was that AI don’t really know how to say I don’t know or second guess themselves, as it would take a lot more robust architecture with multiple feedback loops. Like a brain.
Anyway, LLM’s aren’t the only AI that do this. So them being trained on Facebook data certainly isn’t the whole issue.
It’s not posting is the point.
Android phones back all photos up onto the Google cloud by default. Not everyone knows to turn this off.
Even funnier if Google also partners with a competitor, and Elon’s employees have to go back to flip phones
We have a refrigerator from the '80s that runs like a champ.
Solved the energy problem by putting solar panels on the roof.
Well I haven’t finished it completely. Like Hades once you beat it you can just keep going up in difficulty and as you do you keep on unlocking new stuff.
But I’ve now beat the final boss twice.
In my opinion it’s better than Hades if you have any interest in co-op. Even playing single player I’m enjoying it more than Hades but I prefer side scrolling games over top down. And I feel like astral ascent has more depth to it, which makes sense because they cribbed from Hades and improved upon it you know.
Astral Ascent.
It’s two player side scrolling Hades with four different characters you can play.
I expect it to be my personal game of the year. But I’m a big rogue like fan and enjoy couch co-op with my son.
So it hits all the right buttons for me.
Joystick drift and flick. I have two and they both do it.
My son and I both favor the far cheaper 8bitdo controllers
Does anyone else read this as, we’re not fixing the pro controller and are planning to reuse that design for the Switch 2?
Yeah the cat quest games were super funny. I don’t think I finished either one of them but both were enjoyable the time I spent with them.
Did you read the article? Google is not an insurance company. So, why is my hospital sharing information with them? And why wasn’t that disclosed in the privacy policy?
Those are the types of questions this study raises.
Unicorn Overlord. I’m really enjoying it. Both the story and the gameplay. The voice acting has been good too.
As a kid I was in love with Superman. But, when I first got a Nintendo, I got to be the hero.
That hero was Link.
So, my favorite then and still my favorite now. Link!
I played trails to azure or whatever. Kinda fun but also menu hell. I like menus and tweaking characters, but when it gets to be too much, the analysis paralysis kills games for me. And this was one it killed after about two or three hours of actual play (and many more staring at menus)
And good online services but… never mind, I’ll settle for backwards compatible.
I finished Rogue Heroes this last week so not really sure yet.
Picked up grindstone and undertale on sale, haven’t played either before and enjoying both so far.
Tuesday I’ll play Super Mario Wonder with my son. But I’m trying to save that for father son time so it’s been a slow burn.
I’ll check it out for sure. Maybe have my kid help me finish if I get stuck!
Yeah I know. But I wanted to point out that the comment in the article wasn’t so much a real consideration as business risk analysis 101. Along with a healthy dose of corporate spin.