Daniel McLaury
Virtually everyone I've seen responding to this article seems to be misunderstanding what it's saying. It's demonstrating that anyone, anywhere in the world, with no help from AI companies, could build a worm that comes with an internal AI model it uses to compromise other devices on the network.
AI models may soon self-replicate without access to data centers, Anthropic warns reut.rs/4dUgiXd
Louis Prima
name an italian more worthy of an american holiday than columbus
For context, I bought tickets to a charity event for a dog rescue in Chicago, and apparently he heard about it somehow and sent flowers the attendees. www.onetail.org
The guy operating the bellows is STRESSING ME OUT. I am pretty sure you don't need to let it get that low, ever.
Is "Coyote vs. Acme" the best film ever made? Is it on par with "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Also no, though it contains many ingredients of a film that could have been. But it's certainly more than worth the cost of a ticket, even with today's prices. And whoever dressed Cena deserves an Oscar.
Daniel McLaury reposted
Happened to catch "Buddy" in theaters yesterday, a film I had not previously heard of. Two things to know: * It's from the creator of Too Many Cooks * It won't get the best picture Oscar, but it should.
Haven't seen Nolan's Odyssey film, but this really captures how I felt about a lot of his movies I have seen -- they're "let's name check a bunch of stuff from my Freshman year gen ed classes that blew my mind." (I do like a lot of the acting in his movies, when considered in isolation.)
6. Nolan tries to pack a lot of Incidents and Big Ideas into this film, but they do not seem to me to hang together coherently on the level of his own plot and the movie's constructed system of values. Instead, it's foisting a didactic point about Our Times onto the plot without integrating it.
As someone who cannot use most snapchat-style filters because these sorts of models detect my eyes as being closed 100% of the time, I'm not enthused about this.