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“Sorry, I cannot help you without the message.”
Close ticket.
“Sorry, I cannot help you without the message.”
Close ticket.
That current “AI” is not turning into Skynet any time soon.
Or at least you get a dialog to allow you to transfer the pictures.
I knew my first long distance gf on ICQ. I remember also having that service in Miranda IM along Yahoo Chat, MSN, Google Chat (back when it was based on XMPP) and Jabber.
Messages from my current gf are announced with the classic ICQ “Uh-oh!”.
It is when the people tends to give more credence to entities that appear sentient and to have agency.
I even spell out okay.
Which is funny, because it originated as an initialism for “Oll Korrekt”.
I loved it but now I’ve mostly replaced it with AIMP.
Many worthy things are difficult.
This isn’t some secret but literally how LLMs work. lol
Yeah, but John Q. Public reads AI and thinks HAL 9000 and Skynet, and no additional will convince them otherwise.
We anthropomorphize machines all the time, it’s fine.
It’s fucking not, amd I’m not changing my mind about it.
It’s a really bad term because it’s usually associated with a mind, and LLMs are nothing of the sort.
Specially when it’s hijacked to run other things instead (cough cough snaps).
I use that sound for notifications to this dy.
And you seem USian, so please, kill each other once for all and stop destroying other countries for profit.
I don’t click in unexplained videos, sorry.
Who said anything about networks?
Nope. I don’t have a panic reaction when I go outside (and now I go daily to the office, because it’s near and more confortable than my house). I just don’t have the Nature fetish some people do.
In my country I went to see the Iguazú falls and my reaction was “Huh. Nice.”
You really don’t think electricians, contractors, plumbers etc aren’t problem solving on the daily?
General problem solving, probably. Deep thinking? Nah.
And besides, I doubt most electricians need to apply Kirchhoff’s Law on a daily basis.
Yeah, the McKittrick effect (remember Wargames?)