This essay is the work of a dinobaby. Unlike some folks, no smart software improved my native ineptness. Mike Tyson is dressed in a Godzilla outfit. He looks like a short but quite capable Googzilla. He is wearing a Google hat. (I have one, but it is soiled. Bummer.) Googzilla is giving the stink eye […]
This essay is the work of a dinobaby. Unlike some folks, no smart software improved my native ineptness. To be frank, I don’t know if the write up called “IBM Sued Again for Alleged Discrimination. This Time Against White Males” is on the money. I don’t really care. The item is absolutely delicious. For context, […]
This essay is the work of a dinobaby. Unlike some folks, no smart software improved my native ineptness. Shocker. Organizations are using smart software which is [a] operating in an way its creators cannot explain, [b] makes up information, and [c] appears to be dominated by a handful of “above the law” outfits. Does this […]
This essay is the work of a dinobaby. Unlike some folks, no smart software improved my native ineptness. Wizards from one of Jeffrey Epstein’s probes made headlines about AI deception. Well, if there is one institution familiar with deception, I would submit that the Massachusetts Institute of Technology might be considered for the ranking, maybe […]
This essay is the work of a dinobaby. Unlike some folks, no smart software improved my native ineptness. “Google’s Broken Link to the Web” is interesting for two reasons: [a] The sky is falling — again and [b] search has been broken for a long time and suddenly I should worry. The write up states: […]
This essay is the work of a dinobaby. Unlike some folks, no smart software improved my native ineptness. As a dinobaby, I find the shift from humans to fake humans fascinating. Jeff Epstein’s favorite university published “Deepfakes of Your Dead Loved Ones Are a Booming Chinese Business.” My first thought is that MIT’s leadership will […]