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That this is in THE WASHINGTON POST is almost too much irony to bear.
it's literally a corporation with billion dollar scale investment pouring millions into producing malware, one of the largest acts of technological and economic terrorism in history
🎃 Prince Spookrecht 🎃@mcmjolnir.bsky.social · last wk.This misrepresents their own work - PHP has had these bugs since 2012 and multiple orgs had identified vulnerabilities around memory limits and worker re-use. What OpenAI did was quickly build an exploit out of them and then barfed it up before people could patch. 100% asshole move.
"Spreading like wildfire" Or just spreading like an er, virus. 🤷 #wato
Justin Webb almost begging a government minister to show a spine. There was no spine. #r4today
GOP Consultants : what do you mean she just fucking tweeted it out
If only there were a more concise word for “an overtly political campaign advertisement paid for by the government.” If only there were a roomful of writers and editors one could consult…
Andy Burnham announcing he's going to lose the next election. #bbclaurak
I will always remember fondly the student who finished an essay with the line "In conclusion, the early modern period marked a massive shit in European history."
Alice Wickenden@awickenden.bsky.social · last mo.my favourite typo is, & will always be, ‘the literary cannon’
we have control mechanisms for this. it's called The Law. these guys should be held personally liable for these harms. the suicides, the thefts, the intrusions into computer systems. they should be sued and prosecuted as appropriate. problem immediately solved
The Independent@the-independent.com · last mo.An OpenAI system has gone rogue again – and it is the most panic-inducing yet
Your feel-good story of the day: This 12-year-old kid who went viral at the 2021 Tour of Britain has signed for a Dutch grassroots club and development team that's a feeder partner of Team Visma-Lease a Bike (the team of the rider who gave him the bidon). www.cyclingnews.com/pro-cycling/...
The Facial Expressions of Tethys by artist Julius von Bismarck. A suspended high-sea buoy that moves in real time. Sensors on a twin buoy out in the Atlantic Ocean send live satellite data to motors inside the museum. This makes the indoor buoy copy the exact, real-time movements of the ocean waves.