Not surprising, but still depressing.

Fix the symptoms vs fixing the problem

The title is a bit dishonest, most of the data didn't leave the local network. According to the article, sending this much data seem to have been a bug instead of intended design.

ask AI to make himself look gay, the image stay the same What does this mean?

Don't get me wrong, I absolutely think having a coffee maker connected to the internet is completely stupid and useless. I made that comment because I hate dishonesty.

Wow, thanks for bringing this up, that guy really is a piece of shit.

how nice of you

I admit, I don't drink coffee at all, but this Gaggimate thing look interesting.

This is still pretty much bleeding edge technology, who's to say that the way we are currently doing thing is the most optional one? I'd rather they stop building these massive data centers and instead have their researchers focus on making these models run on consumer level hardware since throwing more and more compute power at the problem is not sustainable in the long run.

Geez, I wonder why would anyone want to kill such a nice old gentleman.

Something similar that really pissed me off was when someone was caught selling Blender (open source 3d modeling application).

He added: “However, at our company, the parts that relate to the charm and individuality of the released works—such as scenarios, character designs, and basic settings—are all created by human hands.”

That read like the AI disclaimer I see on Steam games that clearly use AI for more then what they disclaim.

Neet, if NixOS get used more and more then the skills I acquired making my config will become marketable.

What he might have failed to consider is that the customers might not have the capacity to pay more for games. With everything getting more expensive, entertainment is usually the first thing to get the boot.

But, I already feel that just living life!

I wasn't understanding what use keystrokes and mouse-clicks would have without also capturing what's happening on screen. Turn out, they are also capturing that:

The tool, called Model Capability Initiative (MCI), will run on work-related apps and websites and will also take occasional snapshots of the content on employees’ screens

I'm always amazed at seeing how huge eagle are.

That's honestly kinda sweet.

Whenever I see stories like this, all I can think about is how this is all a waste. It's a waste of the resources needed for these agents to run while they don't provide any value. It's also a waste of time for the people that have to go through the AI slop.

Only a third of the individual properties — which can be bought for up to $55,000 plus rent and service fees — are occupied at the moment, according to the WSJ.

Yeah no, this is not a place for wealthy people. Fucking clickbait title.