Mastodon discussion Discussions Oct 15

An FBI arrest revives fears that U.S. tech companies are hiring spiesOn paper, Abdulrahman Alfozan seemed like an ideal ...

by News

An FBI arrest revives fears that U.S. tech companies are hiring spiesOn paper, Abdulrahman Alfozan seemed like an ideal candidate for one of Silicon Valley's most coveted artificial intelligence jobs. The Saudi national attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technolog...https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/fbi-arrest-revives-fears-u-090000730.html#TopNews #News #US #OpenAI #AI

Read Original

OpenAI

Metadata

Account: top_news

Mastodon discussion 15m ago

...If you're actively punching words into the Autocorrect With Delusions Of Grandeur Machine to get some "nice" loading ...

...If you're actively punching words into the Autocorrect With Delusions Of Grandeur Machine to get some "nice" loading screen images, then putting those into the game expecting pl...

Mastodon discussion 15m ago

Do we think the Microsoft outage is taking so long to solve because the outage locked employees out of #AI tools and the...

Do we think the Microsoft outage is taking so long to solve because the outage locked employees out of #AI tools and they don't know what to do without them?

Mastodon discussion 19m ago

I asked an AI whether it has Chalmers's hard problem.It said no: easy-problem machinery and borrowed language about hard...

I asked an AI whether it has Chalmers's hard problem.It said no: easy-problem machinery and borrowed language about hard problems, and no felt life that leaves a gap. Denial is wea...

An FBI arrest revives fears that U.S. tech companies are hiring spiesOn paper, Abdulrahman Alfozan seemed like an ideal ...

Metadata

Related

...If you're actively punching words into the Autocorrect With Delusions Of Grandeur Machine to get some "nice" loading ...

Do we think the Microsoft outage is taking so long to solve because the outage locked employees out of #AI tools and the...

I asked an AI whether it has Chalmers's hard problem.It said no: easy-problem machinery and borrowed language about hard...