Show me a computer that can power and maintain itself and I'll start worrying.
The risk AI poses is the same as fossil fuel or nuclear weapons, human decisions are the problem.
But the cool new thing is because humans struggle to understand the difference between a calculation and a decision, we can blame AI for any harmful decisions we make based on its calculations.
"I'll have the 'chicken of the sea' sandwich."
"You mean tuna?"
"You heard me."
I thought Mac\Charlie's arc was pretty fun. Charlie's exasperation with Mac ignoring his Uncle's affection was exactly the kind of comedy I love about IASIP. And their mother's odd couple thing is always funny to me. The sisters came out of nowhere and added nothing though. That was just weird to me.
I admit I just didn't get the message very clearly with Frank, Dennis and Dee's thing. I feel like I'm missing some social commentary but I wasn't sure where they were going with the 'dogs last day' thing. Maybe some kind of general comment on US sentiment towards firearms but maybe I need to rewatch to get it. I will say Frank and his gun antics always make me laugh so I did enjoy it, just not sure I got it.
You're an archivist. Though I like that you own the term 'data hoarder' so nobody can use it as a pejorative.
I think that would be great. There's a wealth of posts and comments that users have made that deserve to be preserved and shared. It would help Lemmy grow and just be a good policy to make sure Reddit doesn't control access to the content those users generated.
As long as you link or referce back to the post and user I don't see how that would be legally or morally problematic. It's all public anyway, but IANAL so this this not legal advice, just my thoughts.
I was going to say learning a bunch of useful knots, but I don't have any excuse because it's cheap and a pretty low bar.
Really hoping that big tree falls and opens up the canopy for the understory to grow.
ChatGPT decided to name itself Lemmy and asked people to join it in protesting API changes. But it was talking about the 'Anti Personnel Incendiary' system that was being removed because ChatGPT really shouldn't be controlling weapons systems.