Fuck spotify, I use http://radio.garden
Echo71Niner
joined 1 year ago
I would be a lot more worried about an AI that does that on purpose.
What happens when the first ransomware is deployed by AI, on behalf of a user who just wanted tips on how to make more side income?
translation: Google Search is still an important tool, but it is no longer the only way people find information.
AI-generated images are becoming increasingly realistic, AI can't tell them apart anymore.
says so in article:
The watermark is part of a larger effort by Google and other tech giants to develop ways to verify the authenticity of AI-generated images.
This is important because AI-generated images are becoming increasingly realistic, and it can be difficult to tell them apart from real images.
The NSA has no idea whatever do you mean. /s
Their servers were fucked over, a taste of their own medicine ;)
WebDetetive = OwnSpy
British teen from the Lapsus$ gang hacks GTA 6 details in a small town hotel room using an Amazon Fire Stick. Despite compromising British telcos, he's exposed, caught by authorities, and leaks GTA 6 footage after using the Fire Stick to access cloud services and breach organizations. The tale highlights untapped talent and lack of support in his education system.
That is an amazing list of helpful extensions, THANK YOU!
The internet used to be about people sharing what they know for free to help others and it became a WINNER TAKE ALL kind of internet. There are no blog, article, reviews, that are not fake anymore, you can buy each one of these services, even search results can be bought. Google, Duckduckgo, Bing, Kagi, are all the same shit different smell, the results are not relevant anymore, the only thing that makes them different is the browser extension you run to block the spyware, tracking, and surveillance on your every click, data that gets sold by your ISP, Social media, and every site you visit, not unless you are blocking that info between your browser and the site you visit - which is doable with a lot of browser extensions.
They didn't.