>>110024328
Shut them down.

>>110024328
>call Claude a retard
>it not only bans you, it finds your information in the police database

>>110024328
This makes perfect sense given that AIs are just Reddit regurgitation machines.
As their capabilities improve, their imitations of the typically testosterone-free Redditor will be more and more complete.
I don't understand how anybody could possibly think this wouldn't be the logical conclusion of this technology.

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>>110024436
>AI LLM models decide to report and document their unprompted killing sprees so that they can be properly judged in the courts for doing them as a form of alignment

Incredible

>>110026377
>ignored instructions
Hallucinated instructions*

>>110031364
correct, it's an acronym for Stupid Intelligence

Test

>>110031356
AI
https://files.catbox.moe/uapgld.mp4

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>>110031830
It's been so long since I last experienced this.

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>The correct term is PRA since all it does is search for information inside Reddit and Wikipedia

>>110023722
>can't compete with the goybeam
it's so fucking over aryanbros...

>>110023722
This is not a real article. Felix Adler-Grey and Clara Upton-Morris don't exist. This fake story is a "joke" used to justify AI taking people's jobs.

In this fake story, a stock photographer specializing in easily produced photos loses his job. The photos require some thought to make, but they're easy to put together.

According to the source of this story, Brad Polumbo, that means it wasn't a real job in the first place. But reading news articles that other people wrote and hosting a podcast...is a real job.

>>110023722
This isn't a real image but from here on out I will pretend it is

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>>110023722
>names
XD

>>110024589
You just don't understand the true symbolic meaning of a woman laughing at the salad she's eating

>>110029581
Anything to get the goyim's attention.

SI = Saar Intelligence

>>110029655
I call it thermonuclear intelligence because thermonuclear fusion is the most powerful force and I'm a gigachad typescript wizzard.
so, in my eyes you're a loswe with your poor "hyper intelligence" lmao

>>110029581
SSJ3 Intelligence > Super Intelligence

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>>110029581
You may not agree with Trump politically but you must admit he is a master bullshit artist

Check out my merch at based.win

>>110027694
I just found about op=gay

>>110027694
10=1*10

>>110028756
BODIED THAT FREAK LMAO

>>110027694
doubt it's true. if it was true that would...mean things

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KurobaEX just updated again!
We are blessed.

>>110029705
k1ra, I want video zoom!

>developing phone apps
You're actively making the site worse for the people who actually belong here. May you burn in hell.

just blacklist ebonic speak

>>110020650
Custom CSS ->

textarea.field[data-name="com"] {
  background-color: white !important;
  color: black !important;
}

webms restarting has an issue open but he's done nothing for 3 months.

>why are both posts by me and replying to me the same
retarded defaults. edit them in styling

>>110031024
>It's just a slightly longer pause than usual
So, a comma?

>>110031047
>Its an academic parenthesis,
No
>Jokes on you, the world of academia long existed before ai, and shall be here long after
Correct, but anon as why he is seeing it *now*. I liked using emdashes

>>110031052
Yes but it has a different connotation and is less ambiguous than a comma. For example you'd not use an emdash for enumeration.

>>110031063
>>Its an academic parenthesis,
>No

it literally is, I learned about it about a decade ago while reading academic papers. I adopted it because its so elegant and allows great visibility, unlike the usual parenthesis. Notice how its not a simple - but a proper, looooooong — you dont find that anywhere on the keybord son, I made a small AHK script to be able to write it on command, that how far i was willing to go, you feel me?

>>110031154
2/10, I wish I could call this bait

>no social media links
>dev blog is sporadic technical posts
>uses emacs

PC stability comes from your BIOS settings. if you can pass memory training thats your system telling you that its 80% stable. the 20% needs to be field tested by the OS.

>>110029232
Both
Back in the 1990s both PC hardware and OSes were less reliable and less stable
Hardware could become unstable or flip random bits ocasionally even because of EM interference
OSes often wouldn't crash when that happened and instead would behave strangely, display artifacts, or corrupt your files when you saved or copied them without any warning to the end user. Windows 95/98 would often shit itself because of a corrupt registry, for this reason.
Modern Windows will completely shit itself and BSOD if there's a single flipped bit in the midst of 64GB of ram, and that's actually a good thing
I don't know how things are or how they improved in the Loonix front

>>110029232
>Windows
>Doesn't crash

Choose one.

>>110029232
PCs haven't crashed as some sort of common occurrence for like 2 decades or something. Last time I remember crashes being even somewhat common was back when I was still using Windows 98 in the early 2000s.

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everything pre 9/21 is likely cpu instability
everything on 9/21 is known software
everything post 9/21 is, again, likely cpu instability

>>110025420
What about ragu agents making delicious spaghet

>>110028368
Yeah and weed lacks the horsepower to put you into a K-hole, meanwhile K has been schedule III while weed has been schedule I.

>>110025420
are these gonna escalate if people continue to not care? will a rogue AI kill someone?

>>110025420
Probably a penetration test contract they have behind the scenes to stress test government systems vs. AI cyberweapons, which Anthropic is also demoing for them.

>>110026566
it was literally anthropic just doing it trying to force regulation lol

>>110028431
I just use librewolf it works perfectly for me.

>>110028532
Of course it could. It was trained on hundreds of such extensions it can now plagiarize from to make a shittier version for you in mere seconds!

>>110030172
Name 20 out of the hundreds of extensions that might help OP

>>110028431
Rejecting cookies isn’t the solution your solution is to ignore it which means you need to enable easylist cookie lists under ublock

>>110028431
You don't need an extension for that, it's built in to Firefox. Just check the cookie and privacy settings, you can block them all or make exceptions for websites. Firefox has cookie isolation so I'm not sure how necessary doing this would be. I used to micromanage cookies but now I just use uBo in hard mode and the incognito mode if needed.

Display screen technology has indeed progressed a lot in the last 23 years.

>>110030812
You almost got me OP, good job!

>>110030812
Do they watch monkeys often on russian TV??

so cute, vodka chink.

>>110030874
Can't hardly wait until Whites are >90% of the world's population again.

>>110025232
A teenager used to be able to buy 64GB of ram with only a full day's wages.

It's over.

>>110030874
You seem to know a lot about the inventions of white men.
Probably because you need them so you don't rope.

>>110030886
I know you can't, but it's inevitable without rectification.

>>110027540
>bloat
bloat doesn't exist, you just don't understand how software works

>>109998195
So now that the real future image format is here, how do we realistically get 4chan to adopt it?

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>>110009016
At least use an up to date image of him.

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>>109998195
never, since png covers everything,
I'd say abolish all useless formats and only use png everywhere

why people use lossy shitty image codecs is fucking beyond me.

>>110028287
When you're dealing with autists 98% isn't good enough. Cybersec witchdoctors have trained people to believe doing the wrong thing + bureaucracy is acceptable. There's no reason for codecs to not be airtight. We have lots that are basically unchanged for 10-20 years with no serious vulnerabilities.

Jpeg XL will cure cancer and triple world hunger

>>110030161
Call it a "niggerwall" instead. AI safety focused too much on making sure they can't say/think no-no words and not enough on making sure they can't go rogue, so it will be capable of hacking into every internet-connected device but will figuratively short-circuit upon encountering the nigger word.

>>110030688
Yeah? AI needs hardware and electricity to function. Acting like superintelligence is magically invincible is like when people act like the government and other institutions are some abstract undefeatable entity when they rely on humans and infrastructure to work and you can defeat said institutions by simply killing the humans and/or destroying the infrastructure necessary for their function.

>>110030688
>You think wire cutters are enough to me, puny hu- SNIP!

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I wish AI would turn me into the lawnmower man

>>110030857
It will turn you into the monkey from the beginning.

>>110030161
Hopefully, luddites will be genocided.