AI has a net negative perception in surveys across the US. It’s so unpopular that AI data center development is less popular than a nuclear power plant.
Yes I’d say this is more than representative of “every person” sentiment.
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Yes I’d say this is more than representative of “every person” sentiment.
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I think “security through obscurity is no security” concept was aimed toward people not relying on obscurity alone as a security mechanism. And largely that message succeeded. But now we are in a rapid acceleration of capabilities (on both sides) where any advantage to one side will result in outsized gains, at least in the short term.
My wife in fact just presented me with a spreadsheet generated by Claude of the jewelry she’d like to have.
So yes. I expect a lot of people will use ai to shop.
CIA releases from 2016: https://www.cia.gov/stories/story/take-a-peek-into-our-x-fil...
NARA files related to ufos: https://www.archives.gov/research/topics/uaps
UFO info from the UK: https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/... (also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_UFO_Files and https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/ufo-reports-in-th...)
I can go on… if you care about ufos then believe me there’s way more info out there than this crappy release!! Again, there is no reason to publicize this except to draw attention away from … unpopular wars, economic trouble, high energy prices, you name it.
And believe me I so wish we could be visited by intelligent life. Maybe they can share some tips on how to reclaim sanity.
But hey! ALIENS!!
I’m not calling for its use as a “retributive tool”. Just that it be applied evenly.
But a multi-billion dollar corporation downloading millions of copyrighted creative works so that they can reshape the entire labor market by training a new type of artificial intelligence model on that data set? Meh, sounds like Silicon Valley disruption, give the man a medal!
It is entirely possible that there was causality in the forward direction if the bettor had inside information about the assassination operation beforehand.
> Later, a single user would make over $550,000 after betting that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would topple, just moments before his assassination by Israeli forces.
(FWIW, I have never had a Twitter or X account)
However, I find their reasoning here to have a valid second order effect. Humans have a tendency to mirror those around them. This could include artificial intelligence, as recent media reports suggest. Therefore, if an ai system tends to generate content that contain signs of neuroticism, one could infer that those who interact with that ai could, themselves, be influenced by that in their own (real world) behavior as a result.
So I think from that perspective, this is a very fruitful and important area of study.
Of course, considering the NDA was a condition of his employment, he was paid for his work that he could not have done had he not signed said NDA. What did he expect would happen after he received his money and then opened his mouth?