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Wir leben im Zeitalter der Aufmerksamkeit. Und die Anliegen von FLINTA Personen bekommen leider immer noch viel zu wenig davon. Was auch immer dir auf der Seele brennt: Bei uns kannst bekommst du eine Bühne.

Keine Sorge, die Bühne ist optional ☺️, du kannst dir auch einen flauschigen Workshopraum aussuchen oder remote mitmachen:
events.haecksen.org/cfc25/inde

events.haecksen.orgHaecksen Events - CFC25

I legitimately think everybody should get a landline, even today. I had an incident where my phone company just wouldn’t get a signal whatsoever, no matter what I did. I even went to the Apple Store to try to resolve it, but it was ultimately a problem with the cell phone towers and whatever they were doing around my area. I couldn’t get any signal whatsoever. Lots of places use two factor authentication, and my data wasn’t strong enough to even handle simple text messages, plus, like I said, I couldn’t get any signal whatsoever. so I was able to use a landline to receive calls and get into some of my accounts. Also, after talking to others on a landline for a while, I legitimately don’t understand how people put up with the absolutely shit quality that is cell Phone reception. #Tech #Technology

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These millionaire/Billionaire/Trillionaire AI Tech Bros don't even love art. They love that they can market unethical images to shareholders, companies and even individual users, who spend money for the privilege to do what they COULD do with their own bodies: make lines and shapes and colors that eventually make art.

And folks knowingly buying AI images and products... you could have generated that shit yourself by typing in a few words! 😩

From @Techcrunch: A new study appears to lend credence to allegations that OpenAI trained at least some of its AI models on copyrighted content. The organization is embroiled in suits brought by authors, programmers, and other rights-holders who accuse the company of using their works to develop its models without permission.

flip.it/NWeJH-

TechCrunch · OpenAI's models 'memorized' copyrighted content, new study suggests | TechCrunchA new study appears to lend credence to allegations that OpenAI trained at least some of its AI models on copyrighted content.