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  RE: https://circumstances.run/@davidgerard/117333458094780395 This isn't funny companies only do this when ... Achtually. This is extremely gratifying.

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  It is now possible to use GenAI to accidentally commit crimes. Well done everybody, no notes. https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/am/ai-agents/107015524

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  The US has not yet been completely reduced to some unseemly mashup of Wilhot's Law and Calvinball. But it is heading that way.

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  A record breaking patch Tuesday from Microsoft. 622 vulnerabilities, 72 of which are marked critical, and Chromium has another 422 vulnerabilities, which also affect Microsoft Edge. There are two possibilities: AI is really good at finding vulnerabilities in old code. AI is really good at putting vulnerabilities into new code. What happens next? If, given a bit of time, the number of bugs that are being found goes down, or if it goes up further but then goes back down to normal, then that w...

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  RE: https://live.acarsdrama.com/@acarsdrama/116857675265348887 Wot?

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  I do though sometimes see adults(*) trying to prove that they are still in childhood. (*) OK, me. @denpanek0 @CottonCandyandRazorblades @alice

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  RE: https://hachyderm.io/@AndrewRadev/116385454951248902 CEO: I do not understand what my employees do. I will replace them with Automated Plagiarism AP: Here is a new problem. Here is the answer to a different problem. Reality: Laughs CEO: My AP is failing in the way everyone told me it would fail. My employees must be sabotaging it.

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  If it wasn’t for subtooting I would toot a lot less than I do.

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  “When arguing, you should focus on ethics, not self-interest” I guess that’s the ethical position. But you are going to persuade a lot more ppl if you can hit both ethics and self-interest. Because ppl don’t generally act against their own (broadly defined) self-interests.