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Artificial intelligence
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Rorschach
Bert Bliss
I've seen this movie.
Rorschach
Bert Bliss
Yep. As soon as it got out there was a weakness, there were millions of attacks. So they shut down till they could fix the hole.
People can't do millions of attacks in that time. AI can.
Rorschach
Bert Bliss
We'll be back to the barter system before long.
MadSpurs
Kevin-Prince Boateng
It does plenty of good things already
The government is already telling us to stock up on water and food. For "emergency preparedness"
Rorschach
Bert Bliss
While opening new gas fields.
thfcsteff
Fanny Walden
I think you know a lot more about the details behind Ai than I do, so I'm interested as to whether you think an Ai-initiatedf systems-collapse is imminent, and what checks and balances are currently keeping those wolves at bay? I genuinely don't know. I can make assumptions, but again, from seeing your contributions, you seem better placed to provide a far more accurate POV.
Checks and balances? None. The companies are self regulating. We're relying on their fear of litigation to stop them from producing something that could be devastating. Great plan. Can't see anything going wrong with that.
Do i think a collapse is imminent? Not sure but the risk is there. Terrorists, enemy states and anarchists will be looking to disrupt/destroy. We've also seen ai's just go rogue and attack on their own violition. How much protection we have i don't know. We'll see.
The government giving emergency preparedness warnings isn't a coincidence though.
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K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Andy Thompson
If there's money to be made out of it and it doesn't harm them the rich and powerful don't give a s hit about the consequences for the rest of us. Barclays to cut 5,000 jobs due to AI hardly a murmur yet banks cry about possible tax increase from their profits, were do these financial geniuses think the the lost of income tax and NI contributions from those jobs is going to come from?
Clarky
Michael Brown
It came good this week... 
The best 'realworld' examples I saw were from a friends who both run charities. They were using various tools from Claude to an eerly testbed Google product. Website, marketing material, funding applications, branding, obviously research and then a podcast created discussing snd promoting one of the charities. Okay, the voices were Seppo as stock but we were genuinely impressed by what had been created. One charity was new and it saved them days if not weeks and huge cost. It allowed them to launch, receive funding and be in a position to then commit budget to some of those areas to give things a polish.
The best 'realworld' examples I saw were from a friends who both run charities. They were using various tools from Claude to an eerly testbed Google product. Website, marketing material, funding applications, branding, obviously research and then a podcast created discussing snd promoting one of the charities. Okay, the voices were Seppo as stock but we were genuinely impressed by what had been created. One charity was new and it saved them days if not weeks and huge cost. It allowed them to launch, receive funding and be in a position to then commit budget to some of those areas to give things a polish.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
But who will donate to the charity now workers are being outcompeted for wages?It came good this week...
The best 'realworld' examples I saw were from a friends who both run charities. They were using various tools from Claude to an eerly testbed Google product. Website, marketing material, funding applications, branding, obviously research and then a podcast created discussing snd promoting one of the charities. Okay, the voices were Seppo as stock but we were genuinely impressed by what had been created. One charity was new and it saved them days if not weeks and huge cost. It allowed them to launch, receive funding and be in a position to then commit budget to some of those areas to give things a polish.
revlis
Nick Barmby
That’s not what happened. The CVEs were announced along with a date for a patch release, but there were no details of what the actual threat was. The issue was that people didn’t know if they could update PHP as soon as that came out, for a variety of reasons. Leaving your site/server up when a patch is out you haven’t applied it is like leaving your front door open with a gang robbing the neighbourhood. An attacker can reverse engineer the fix and then run those attacks (yes with the help of AI). So many chose the lesser of two evils and took their sites down to allow time to apply the updates.
I’m sure there have been and will continue to be sites that were attacked, but the disruption the other day certainly wasn’t “millions of attacks”.
Watch the first 20 seconds of this. Or the discussion with one of the people that found the flaw. Then apologise.
SteveAWOL
Garth Crooks
Perhaps we should burn the wood from those hectares of trees which are felled to make way for data centres so that Trump and Ben Gvir can continue to churn out AI slop.