The AI Doomsday Scenario Nobody Talks About
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Governments built around taxing workers may struggle to survive a world where fewer people have jobs. submitted by /u/bloomberg |
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Governments built around taxing workers may struggle to survive a world where fewer people have jobs. submitted by /u/bloomberg |
The iPhone Fold’s complexity means production will get off to a slow start. Steve Dent for Engadget Many people who want Apple’s rumored iPhone “Ultra” may not be able to get it at first, according to a recent industry survey from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Kuo believes that demand will be high for Apple’s…
This week, OpenAI published details of GPT-Red, an internal-only automated red-teaming model. Its job is to attack OpenAI’s own models and find prompt injection vulnerabilities. OpenAI gives two reasons. Human red-teaming is time-intensive and does not scale. Commonly used robustness evaluations are already saturated by its latest models. Meanwhile, the attack surface grows. Agents read…
Last week, thousands of SamKnows routers were bricked after a government program ran its course. In 2020, as part of a program conducted by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC), the Australian government’s chief competition regulator, thousands of volunteers received routers to help test and report on the typical speed and performance of broadband plans…
POST requests do not always fulfill those criteria. But QUERY requests do. The input to the QUERY operation is, like POST, passed as the content of the request, rather than as part of the request URI as it is with GET. Unlike POST, QUERY allows functions such as caching and automatic retries to operate, precisely…
As I filled my hand with Magic: The Gathering cards from the brand-new Marvel Super Heroes set, I saw the surreality of childhood hobbies layered over each other. I drew and played Spider-Man, who prevented my opponent’s Advanced Idea Mechanics goon from blocking as if they’d been webbed up. My foe and I slammed heroes,…
Researchers from Northwestern University in Illinois have built a drone that rotates so fast that it is cloaked by motion blur. The new Phantom Twist drone spins at 25 times per second, which, thanks to a quirk of human vision, makes it appear like a faint smudge in the air. The video below shows it…