Weird, I don’t think I mentioned the UK in my comment. While I’m sure the Israeli PM has quite a bit to do with UK elections, it wasnt mentioned in the article.
I was speaking about AI being used for immoral political discourse, which is what the article speaks to, and extrapolated the concept to other areas it in can have an arguably positive impact.
If they’re using it for bad, fair game to use it for good with some AI deepfakes too. I wonder if we’ll see a paparazzi style video of Bibi eating a pork chop soon.
Can someone ask one of these fine folks which enforcement branch ensures their rights are respected so this isn’t all just a display of mental illness?
Sure, then in 2 years I get an easy-to-miss email that says they’re changing the terms and the past 5 years of data will be opened for corporate access and use at its discretion without the requirement to inform you.
I’ve seen this episode before. Much like Hollywood, it’s the same story over and over and the public is getting tired of it.
“please insert a corporate middleman with no oversight into your somewhat private conversation”
Lots of people here say Proton, but I’d also consider selfhosting my email on either a home server or the cloud, whichever meets my criteria for redundancy to stay online vs cost
The photos I take on my cellphone are instantly catalogued, scanned for metadata, and synchronized with my gallery. The app then gives me fun photo displays and reminders of my past daily.
I do nothing but take photos and pay a small fee.
I’m particulay looking for.the functionality of Google Photos, not just a cloud storage solution but a photo catalogue integrated with my camera among other things. Does Proton offer this?
I wonder if this correlates with my recent desires to de-Google my life. I’m steadily growing less happy about daily using their services and them holding all my info.
I’m open to suggestions for cloud photo storage/management on par with Google Photos if anyone has some. I’m looking into FOSS but would rather pay for the service in the long run. These days I’m too busy to learn to be an effective server admin and keep up with the technology.
How you view death impacts how you live life. You now have a feeling shared and contemplated by all of humankind before you, and all the humankind after you. This is the human condition.
Embrace it, come to terms with it, choose to live today and enjoy rather than worrying about that which you have no control over.
Those words are very easy to type but much harder to live.
Best of luck.
You’re preaching from the selfish soapbox of only caring about your own bank account, not humanity’s best interests.
Expending my assets to make a difference wouldn’t make a dent and I’d be completely left with nothing. Someone with massive wealth can expend 95% of their resources and still live a more comfortable existence than 99% of us.
Why are we protecting the dragons sitting on the piles of gold instead of taking the gold and investing in our species’ future prosperity?
We’re doomed.
Because they should care about the future of the human race more than their current bank balance.
We’re doomed as a species.
So are we disappointed it’s not the perfect solution, so we don’t bother?
Sounds like we’re on the right track and someone can find a way to make money with this, or decide to dedicate their resources to it for society’s benefit.
I turned off ECO mode to fix that problem.
Hey if they want to set that precedent, so be it.
This is a moment in history like Ford releasing the Model T. The horseshoe industry took a massive hit, as did anything related to horse transportation. The winners saw it happening and pivoted themselves.
Right now, one person with AI that makes prompts replaces an art department. Gig work will dry up as many people learn to ask ChatGPT to write their excel macros, instead of hiring it out. Audio engineers can be replaced with one person doing QA in some finished products.
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Your UK community ended up on the front page of someone outside the UK, it’s a risk you take when discussing things that others are participating that aren’t a part of you society.
Gives you something to think about anyway, depending on the context.