I suppose better in this case means accurate.
Unless you just need the image to be off to the side of a PowerPoint presentation and no one’s really supposed to pay any attention to it I can’t really see how I could rely on an AI to produce an output that I want.
I would prefer to have human generated images in all those cases, education needs to be accurate or it’s not worth it, I don’t want the AI interpreting what the pyramids used to look like I want a render based on archaeologists analysis. A new development will have a particular look, in order for the image to be useful it has to be an accurate representation of the building, an AI will just put something generic there.
What’s this, consequences, who do thunk it?
The thing is it would be pretty disutopian to put cameras everywhere but you could use it to reduce crime, or at least a certain type of crime, but you would have to have actually decent software. But they don’t even do that.
Surely they cannot possibly arrest somebody on charges of looking moderately similar to somebody from a 720p black and white CCTV camera. If it was a 4K full colour straight-on head shot and maybe but not the crap that convenience stores put up.
I used to work as a security guard, I don’t think any of the places I guarded had security cameras that would be good enough to stand up in court. Even the banks had crap low frame rate noisy cameras. The CCTV industry appears to be about 25 years behind the rest of the world when it comes to camera sensors.
I do not understand how u.s law works because it never seems to work the way that it’s supposed to work.
In any sensible society the way to deal with that would be to contest the ticket, go to your local traffic court, and show them that it’s clearly not your license plate and the license plate pictured is not registered to you. That should surely be the end of it.
Of course in any sensible society it wouldn’t be allowed to get that far because a system with a 71% failure rate, would never be deployed.
I applied for a job and they wanted me to take a polygraph test, reasonably confident that my eye rolling at that request was probably what resulted me not been offered a third interview. Though to be honest bullet dodge on that one, would you really want to work for a complete that does polygraph tests, they probably would have made take personality tests too told me I was a kinesthetic learner or whatever.
I’m pretty sure that if you showed me a license plate for one second and then took it away I would have a pretty good idea of what it was and would be able to subsequently identify it with greater accuracy then 29% of the time.
It’s just part of outlook that’s on by default. I don’t think anybody cares because nobody’s personal emails are accessed via outlook, is 100% business users. The AI can read those emails as much as it wants for all I care
We’re talking about Microsoft here so I think it’s probably found three bugs, two of which were already reported.
I like the company from the Upload TV series’s motto “don’t be evil, obviously”
It’s an interesting choice, do you take their bones and go with a saw style punishment, or take their names and go with a black mirror style punishment?
And that’s why almost all of the AI companies are American or Chinese. Because most other countries aren’t stupid enough to let the corporations have that much control.
Why don’t they get the current AI that they already have to work out how to optimize itself so that they don’t need to consume all of the oceans on the planet in order to run it?
Also maybe don’t give me a summary of every email I receive unless I explicitly ask for it, thst should save them couple of hundred billion tokens.
Sony really want to go out of business don’t they.
Every company already requires all of their employees to do ethics training, in order to get insurance so that’s pathetic.
Well we’d have to build bigger prisons, and we’d have to ban privately owned prisons otherwise it would become an infinite loop.
I once got told by an American that it stood for 7 hours a day 11 days a week, so there you go.
That’s ominous
Oh well as long as the FCC are good with it. You know, that organisation that got Boeing to investigate themselves.