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  1. As soon as digital assistants were given feminine voices users started trying to sexually harass them at very high rates. I would suggest this is not good and should not be encouraged

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  2. @Aubreader@mas.toMastodon

    The people holding up the internet sheets.works/data-viz/holding-… > Billions of phones run on code looked after by a handful of people. We counted them from the code itself. #OpenSource

    sheets.works The people holding up the internet

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  3. @edtubb.bsky.socialBluesky

    I genuinely think one of the most important tasks ahead is that we must never, ever give an inch to the idea that we have an obligation to treat any AI as a being of moral or ethical value.

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  4. @auberon.bsky.socialBluesky

    If your spidey sense isn't telling you that this is definitely some kind of shady backdoor, permanent data theft vehicle, then you still believe that billionaires care about you

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  5. @kkomaitis.bsky.socialBluesky

    At some point during their growth, big tech companies reduced users to mere data points, believing they truly understood them. Perhaps that was their greatest misconception about user understanding—and the moment metrics became a core part of their mission. Check part V out: 👇👇👇👇

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  6. @bdowney.bsky.socialBluesky

    Btw, I don't believe in p(doom), but using AI as a tool of authoritarian control is 100% possible, and we need a legal structure to block this and a philosophical one that says we should kick people doing this in the teeth. "Tech should serve humanity, not rule over us." - Andraste (more or less)

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  7. The tolerance of white collar crime and ransomware is a scourge on society. The "MonsterCloud" indictment came nearly 7 years after @propublica.org revealed that they were paying ransoms with a markup not decrypting data: features.propublica.org/ransomware/r...

    features.propublica.org The Trade Secret: Firms That Promised High-Tech Ransomware Solutions Almost Always Just Pay the Hackers

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  8. 🧵People complaining about ppl's ~apathy~ in the face of this regime exhaust me. You have to ignore SO much information to make your fatalism make any sense & maybe you could support a mutual aid group instead? Just a few of the facts & data you have to ignore: 1. Coverage of ICE facility protests

    google.com Google Search -

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  9. @billgoodwin.bsky.socialBluesky

    Artificial intelligence (AI) model developers have been warned there is “no justification” for failing to comply with data protection and privacy laws when using data sets containing personal data to train large language models (LLMs). www.computerweekly.com/news/3666520...

    computerweekly.com AI model developers have ‘no justification’ for failing to comply with privacy law | Computer Weekly

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