Please create an account to participate in the Slashdot moderation system

 



Forgot your password?
typodupeerror

Comment Re:When the author pays the publisher you know... (Score 1) 38

Yes but that's happening across the medium, this one was in the fashion of the catagory discussed here. Somewhere in the evolutionary history of humans through the entrance of the 21st century is going to be a summary of how the use of AI integration into the workforce effected lifestandards, theres going to be a point on how one of the very news networks used for the exploration of humanity's advancements abandoned ship in response to it and its alteration to productions.

Comment Misdirection (Score 4, Insightful) 129

What are you idiots? The threat isn't the computer by itself, it's how our species having access to it will divide us. The capabilities of it are changing the world as largely as the introduction of the smart phones as a device as common as watches. The Cyberpunk future media has represented over the last 4 decades has us replacing our flesh slowly, AI has already shown examples of how the human mind is something it can review. Don't care to find the link for it now, but weren't they able to absorb a ton of data from brainscans as people looked at certain images and managed to make the AI make reasonable guesses at what they were looking at? I'm not worring that some machine rises up against us and takes us over, I'm afraid of a wide collection of fools decaying moral aspects of humanity.

Comment Re:Stories are meant for investment and investors (Score 0) 167

Being able to visually comprehend images and translate them was the stepping point that separated humanity from the rest of the animals on earth. The AI boom you've seen over the last few years is because that gap was crossed for computer learning. It's a tool we use, if you think that with time weakness is what's going to be shown I've got bad news for you. We're going to find out how to use the tool in more and more ways and with greater efficiency, it is in fact going to help us do that as well. "It cobbles together information from the internet, and displays it for users" Ya and the postal system just cobbles together the world's letters and delivers them.

Comment Re: Meta and the Canadian govt suck equally, but.. (Score 0) 147

Please help, I'm an ignorant Canadian trapped with the inability to pick a side with our government's decision to tax the corporations with the largest influence on our populous. I beg you could you please elaborate on how the opinion you replied to negatively and inaccurately represents reality? Or you know, you could just leave the discussion on the post you just made and give excuse for those passing through to consider the perspective given to have more value than yours.

Comment Please Slashdot (Score 0) 50

Don't tell me you're full of those idiots who think linking to news articles with a summary is what has been losing Canadian news revenue for the last decade, that the entire bill C-18 had any legitimacy and was not our governments showing that they are not only out of touch, but completely willing to throw us under the bus if there is a tax that can be charged. It's just complete ignorance to how the ad market actually works, it's a huge undervaluing of the significance of news access, and it's a reveal that our government is completely ready to fuck up relations with companies our country literally couldn't function without. Google doesn't need Canada just a heads up, we're just lucky it's a company that considers having a piece of everyone's cake as the goal. We were rightfully ridiculed when this first came up, and our administration still deserves to be shamed more. Now as a Canadian, me and literal hundreds of people I know feel as though they have no option but to be well verse in VPN usage in this country. The least I expect out of you guys is that, I understand it if you didn't catch on to the news control that was added onto online distribution during the period of C-18 being passed, but at least don't go thinking C-18 on it's own was a good thing.

Comment What I've been waiting for. (Score 0) 24

Natural language to code generation and even a code-assisting chatbot. Normally the only people who have had access to this kind of power are those who oversee teams of people who took years of their life to learn and can take unknown amounts of time to answer. I can't wait to find the boundaries, both implanted and unexpected!

Slashdot Top Deals

APL is a write-only language. I can write programs in APL, but I can't read any of them. -- Roy Keir

Working...