It’s like that on purpose.

I would think that the OP comment here would be the truth to spread around 250 times though.

My AI, that I also trained on pirated porn, you’ll never guess what. It hacked a company too.

Money please!

To those people I say pull your heads out of the sand—you’re now including Hugging Face in your conspiracy theories, just so you can deny the crescendo of evidence here!

A second AI company being in cahoots with another AI company to help drive AI hype is exactly the kind of thing I would expect with a bubble so large

The best models we have today have the ability to both find and exploit new vulnerabilities. The ExploitGym paper itself concludes that “autonomous exploit development by frontier AI agents is no longer a hypothetical capability”, and this incident is a perfect example of exactly that.

ExploitGym the framework that uses AI agents to report on whether the AI agents that actively exploited a given vulnerability actually did it or made it up.

You accept the standard you walk past.

Yeah. It would need to be a community effort.

Where are the hard forks? That’s what’s truly needed.

Eraserhead Snoopy

2kg of the Korean fried chicken with the spiciest chilli sauce on the planet. A case of beer to wash it all down.

“I’ve spent my time helping this company extract data from everyone else why are they coming for mine?”

It’s so exhausting how stupid people are.

Someone needs to develop a browser extension or something that replaces the microphones in pictures of AI CEO’s with bongs so they are more truthful representations of what the CEO is saying

I’d say empathy is more relevant here than intelligence.

He bought a 502 Gateway error. Shit. How do I make my failed attempts at a PAAS purchasable?

Under a grand. Is there anyone really stupid enough to think this is still worth anything at all?

Damn. Didn’t think I’d find a psychopath in a comment thread about movies but there you go!

The UK had an opportunity to enact ranked choice voting in 2011 but the majority of the people who could be bothered to vote (42%) in that referendum rejected the proposal

Waymo palms off the hard decisions to a human in the Philippines.