There already are a lot of laws covering that. This one is to cover an additional angle where people create deepfake without provably publishing it, the intent being that showing it to friends and verbally threatening to “leak” them should be easier to prosecute.
If you create a deepfake and share it, you’re slapped with two crimes.
A capitalist company with a CEO earning what CEOs earn, and a board of directors maximizing profit, does not get to shame me for wanting to get paid as much as I can.
One of them was my current employer when I was arguing about not managing to keep people on my team.
And I said exactly that, except didn’t walk out naturally. In another frustrated discussion I almost yelled “You can’t CHOOSE not to compete with them!”
Exactly. Not only does it take a lot of energy, but getting it wrong and reading subtext where there is none causes unpleasant and confusing situations. Missing subtext, at worst, causes mild frustration.
It’s a fascinating field! Simplified: Make a machine that it is impossible to guess the likely outcome of with odds larger than 50/50.
We are talking any tiny advantageous guess here. If I predict 50/50 that a coin will go heads up, slight imbalances will cause it to go heads on average 51 times out of 100 tosses. Play for a dollar a million times, and I’m rich.
And if I know roughly how you will toss the coin, I can improve my prediction another tiny amount by knowing which side was up when you lift it up to toss it.
The field is about making a process that successfuly hides information so I can’t know what state the internal workings of the coin tosser is at any time. It has huge overlap with cryptography.
I have the opportunity to maybe get a job as a software developer at a small software company that employs 14 people. But my gut is telling me that getting a job at a small company like that might he terrible. Do you guys have any experiences working at companies that small?...
Whether the culture is good or bad is not strongly indicated by the size. You’ll get a good feel by meeting them. Prepare some questions on turnover and overtime use. You want both low.
You will have to do work that in a bigger company would be specialist work. Some possible examples: Maintain infrastructure, drag network cables, purchase your computer, negotiate with service providers, software architecture, UX, product strategy, frontend, backend, integrations, customer support, QA, fix the printer, argue with the landlord about ventilation, etc. All this could be heaven or hell based on your personality. :)
Hes a r/iamverysmart dude attempting the socratic method (which is a legit teaching method for one-to-one tutoring) on a fucking group of people. Setting aside the base assumption that he just has some great Understanding that we don’t and can’t comprehend if told directly, you can only really do it on one single person if you have a good understanding of what their current mental model is.
Scott Adams tried it in his book, with the self-insert Avatar character. It was hilariously sad.
Pretentious bullshitter not seeking answers to questions plz ban.
Engaging with them instead of balking at pushback and repeating your question is a good way to convince people you are not concern trolling, jaq-ing or sealioning.
Making deepfake porn without consent could soon be a crime in England (www.cnn.com)
Saying the quiet part out loud (lemmy.world)
Angelina Mango - La Noia (Italia 🇮🇹) | PrePartyES 2024 (youtu.be)
Contrary to most other performers, I think Angelina’s performance sounds much better in the live perfoemances than the studio version.
I'm lucky enough to get away with being 'no subtext' most of the time. (fedia.io)
Imagine being “lol omg so rule” that you win an award (i.imgur.com)
Alt Text: Avi Wigderson, an Israeli-born mathematician, won what’s known as “the Nobel Prize of computing” for his work on randomness.
Astrology Rule (slrpnk.net)
I made this shitty meme myself!
Rulevert (lemmy.blahaj.zone)
Pros and cons of getting a job at a very small software company? (14 employees)
I have the opportunity to maybe get a job as a software developer at a small software company that employs 14 people. But my gut is telling me that getting a job at a small company like that might he terrible. Do you guys have any experiences working at companies that small?...
Gourmet Rule (slrpnk.net)
Definitely has nothing to do with sky-rocketing food prices in our capitalist hellscape.
Lemmy this week (lemmy.world)
1000 years from now physics is forgotten and all that remains is the legend of two hobbits, Charm and Spin, and their quest for the Higgyboson. At this point, is physics true?
Rule (lemmy.blahaj.zone)
And so he spake unto them (files.catbox.moe)
Greta Thunberg detained at The Hague climate demonstration (www.theguardian.com)
Rule :3 (lemmy.blahaj.zone)
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Links and recommendations, please... (imgflip.com)