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Perhaps with differential privacy or confidential compute...
But ideally these models run locally.
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§ https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/E1_(Tastaturbelegung)#UmfangOne feature request:
Instead of playing the AI-generated audio solely through the iPhone's speakers, add an option to send the audio as midi notes to a device (probably the same one you received the mini notes from).
Meanwhile, Chinese companies are creating SOTA models and make them available for free, strongly limiting the amount of money that OpenAI and Anthropic can demand for their similar models via API. Their sky high valuations are likely to suffer as chinese models are considered "good enough" and safe to use when hosted in the West. They even have fewer safeguards and are thus more suitable for cybersecurity tasks.
tl;dr: They're fucked. Don't buy them.
It doesn't have to be that way. Can you keep your search results pure and put ads next to them. If the ads are good, customers will be interested.
Yes, you will have fewer clicks (i.e. less ad revenue) than if you try to deceive your customers by not clearly marking ads. But you don't have to enshittify your page. Enshittification also lowers the value of your business, particularly in the long term.
- improving search results vs less ad revenue
- promoting their own products vs merchants'
- streamlining the shopping vs trying to sell more stuff
As long as these fundamental conflicts aren't resolved, it's not going to improve.
Those prices are high. You can get 2.56kWh for 270€ on Aliexpress, delivered locally from Germany.
I think once universal health coverage is established, it amounts to political suicide to try to take it away again.
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Ah yes, their history of innovations! Thanks to Gemini for making a list for me over at https://share.gemini.google/vx9lE5dEJ1L7
The list contains more than 6 chapters with multiple entries each.
Google has truly been very innovative in destroying privacy online.