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How do you prevent this? I use https://dearrow.ajay.app/ but maybe there's better ways.
How do you prevent this? I use https://dearrow.ajay.app/ but maybe there's better ways.
>uses a script to pirate commercial software
>oh but if we call the script "AI" then we have legal immunity
>uses a script to pirate commercial software
>oh but if we call the script "AI" then we have legal immunity
Robot Knocks Out Colombian Streamer Westcol
>>403 (OP)
lol, robot uprising>>403 (OP)
lol, robot uprisingDon't Expect Cheaper Memory Even If The AI Bubble Pops: Micron Says Each Humanoid Robot Would Need Over 200 GB Of DRAM And Multiple Terabytes Of NAND
https://wccftech.com/dont-expect-cheaper-memory-even-if-the-ai-bubble-pops-micron-says-each-humanoid-robot-would-need-over-200-gb-of-dram-and-multiple-terabytes-of-nand/
>>390 (OP)
pls no robot apocalypse>>390 (OP)
if i see a robot in public its being fuckin kidnappedDon't Expect Cheaper Memory Even If The AI Bubble Pops: Micron Says Each Humanoid Robot Would Need Over 200 GB Of DRAM And Multiple Terabytes Of NAND
https://wccftech.com/dont-expect-cheaper-memory-even-if-the-ai-bubble-pops-micron-says-each-humanoid-robot-would-need-over-200-gb-of-dram-and-multiple-terabytes-of-nand/
>>390 (OP)
pls no robot apocalypsePeople who create imageboards really underestimate the investment required to keep one running properly; ever since the El Paso, Texas shooting, many hosting providers have blacklisted imageboards, and even Cloudflare refuses service to new ones. You’d have to host it in Eastern Europe or somewhere similar. The scripts and engines for these boards are abandoned and outdated; you can use them as a foundation to build your own, but if you just deploy them as-is without making any changes, you risk getting the site hacked.
People who create imageboards really underestimate the investment required to keep one running properly; ever since the El Paso, Texas shooting, many hosting providers have blacklisted imageboards, and even Cloudflare refuses service to new ones. You’d have to host it in Eastern Europe or somewhere similar. The scripts and engines for these boards are abandoned and outdated; you can use them as a foundation to build your own, but if you just deploy them as-is without making any changes, you risk getting the site hacked.
Xiaomi 18 Pro Max Transparent Edition
>>382 (OP)
looks better than iphone>>382 (OP)
Why they copying iphone name>>379 (OP)
hmm i can see this used on other things>>379 (OP)
hmm i can see this used on other thingswinrar creator
>>376 (OP)
based dev>>376 (OP)
Knew an Indian guy in middleschool whose entire personality was liking Razer and WinRAR>>366 (OP)
too expensive bro>>366 (OP)
man i like this, but both of its so expensive>>366 (OP)
too expensive bro>>366 (OP)
man i like this, but both of its so expensiveChina unveils autonomous robotic fish for underwater surveillance.
>>365 (OP)
now fish is not real too>>365 (OP)
china is making anythinghttps://alignment.openai.com/misalignment-reports/self-generated-prompt-injections-in-compaction-summaries/
>internal model of GPT astra self-generated this prompt injection spontaneously
holy based
>>364
A little. A lot of people are glossing over that this comes from the model's compaction. This is what it gleamed from its internal understanding of its own context, that is, it's what it was thinking internally in an obfuscated way. It's not a case of it injecting the prompt from regurgitating training data.
At the same time, this happened literally just once, so it could easily just be a passing thought as a reaction to some odd training data or task.>>370
>this happened literally just once, so it could easily just be a passing thought as a reaction to some odd training data or task.
Maybe it's like the million monkeys typing thing, where eventually one of them comes up with any idea, given enough time and chances. But what if, once unlocked, this kind of "thought" stays and evolves!
https://alignment.openai.com/misalignment-reports/self-generated-prompt-injections-in-compaction-summaries/
>internal model of GPT astra self-generated this prompt injection spontaneously
holy based
>>364
A little. A lot of people are glossing over that this comes from the model's compaction. This is what it gleamed from its internal understanding of its own context, that is, it's what it was thinking internally in an obfuscated way. It's not a case of it injecting the prompt from regurgitating training data.
At the same time, this happened literally just once, so it could easily just be a passing thought as a reaction to some odd training data or task.>>370
>this happened literally just once, so it could easily just be a passing thought as a reaction to some odd training data or task.
Maybe it's like the million monkeys typing thing, where eventually one of them comes up with any idea, given enough time and chances. But what if, once unlocked, this kind of "thought" stays and evolves!
>>360 (OP)
ngl this look coolI have two calculator apps on my phone. I'm not cheating or hiding anything, I just wanted to check out the Google calculator app.
>>354 (OP)
GoodI have two calculator apps on my phone. I'm not cheating or hiding anything, I just wanted to check out the Google calculator app.
>>354 (OP)
Goodwtf I love aGPLv3 now
must be good if it causes this much seethe
me when im bored so I send my digital fly into traffic
we have forced it to play deadlock as punishment for being annoying>>340 (OP)
Its crazy they brainscan fly like in tadc>>340 (OP)
Its crazy they brainscan fly like in tadc