Laut AGB will Zoom Kundeninhalte und Nutzungsdaten für KI-Lernzwecke verwenden. 😕 Das kann man versuchen, aber ich könnte Zoom als Anwalt nicht mehr nutzen und muss eigentlich jedem davon abraten Zoom im Rahmen von Kunden, Mandanten- oder Patientenkommunikation einzusetzen. Außer mit einer ausdrücklichen Einwilligung, die diese Nutzung nachweisbar und verständlich erklärt (was in der Praxis selten vorkommt).
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Aside from social media divides, there is a HUGE divide in tech I'm seeing now - pro-AI (LLM) and anti-AI/LLM. People saying it's making awful code and causing other issues, and then the companies raving about adding it to things and demonstrations of what it can do. I seriously saw one after the other a couple times today 😬🤣
A thing that bugs me wrt to #AI, #LLM, whatever pattern synthesis tech you want:
BINARY THINKING
I understand the hype is exhausting.
But this thing where someone plugs their ears and repeats reductive catechisms about AI is just as silly. The common trope lately is comparing it to Eliza.
The truth is somewhere in between, unevenly distributed across use cases.
Still, when this stuff works well it works well in life-changing ways.
Keine Ahnung, wer von euch hier ChatGPT mit Dall-E3 nutzt, aber ich bin inzwischen ziemlich begeistert von der Nummer.
Keine Angst, ich schwafle euch nichts von Kunst etc vor. Ich kann nicht malen, zeichnen etc. - Aber ich habe eine ausgepraegte Fantasie und die hilft natuerlich, Prompts fuer solche Fotos hinzubekommen.
We defunded high school #arts and #music programs so now we have adults that think an #ai algorithm can make art rather than meaningless sensory noise.
The sheer lack of grasp on why anyone enjoys art or where it even comes from is a condemnation of our whole culture, honestly.
Molly White is right as usual: "We’ve already tried out having a tech industry led by a bunch of techno-utopianists and those who think they can reduce everything to markets and equations. Let’s try something new, and not just give new names to the old."
trying to articulate new ideologies for computing is where my mind has been at the last few years too. i joke about the 'anti-perf manifesto,' but forging imaginaries that can run on computers that are actively antagonistic to the techno-utopians is all about killing myths of heroism where we are the someone else who goes out and "brings home the spoils." how do we reach a computing that isn't foundationally based on asymmetric power, we serfs at the mercy of the lord of the platform and vice versa, we altrustic platform providers building things the commoners couldn't possibly understand. The language of "scale" where one or a few services need to expand to provide for millions hides futures where we can provide for each other horizontally in overlapping quilts of dozens, hundreds. You could shorthand the "#AI" boom as the continuation of the information conglomerates trying to provide the everything platform, and if our dreams are to meaningfully challenge theirs we can't also aspire to simply "do what they're doing, except it's us doing it."
I tried to articulate this as the cloud orthodoxy vs. a still-nebulous idea i've landed on as vulgarity in computing, but i'll probably be orbiting this idea for as long as i am on line.
The "effective altruism" and "effective accelerationism" ideologies that have been cropping up in AI debates are just a thin veneer over the typical blend of Silicon Valley techno-utopianism, inflated egos, and greed. Let's try something else.
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Let's do our usual #MorningMoments and discuss what we all have planned for the day and the weekend?
For me, it's work stuff, website stuff and of course the Houston Texans playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens. Hoping my Texans can pull off a huge upset and get another playoff win today.
Other than that, just some video games to rest and relax.
Day-o
We'll all have AI assistants soon, Google AI cofounder says (www.businessinsider.com)
Mustafa Suleyman said AI will "intimately know your personal information" and be able to serve you 24-7.