Abyssian
@Abyssian@lemmy.world
- Comment on In a first, US will allow some private firms to carry out cyberattacks 5 days ago:
Yes. And I was using words to play with words, because that is fun.
- Comment on Zuckerberg lied about concern for child safety, Meta whistleblower testifies at landmark trial 6 days ago:
Duh? I mean seriously. Make a new account on on of their platforms and click a video or picture of a little girl in a leotard. Read the creepy, terrifying comments left by old men. Now the algorithm will feed you more pictures and videos like that, with the same child predator comments.
They know what they’re doing. Same as trying to design their AI to sex chat little kids, the only thing they care about is making people use their platforms as much as they can get them to do so.
- Comment on Instagram Is Still Drowned in Creepy Smart Glasses Content 1 week ago:
They heard of the orphan grinding machine and asked themselves “Why only orphans?”
- Comment on Instagram Is Still Drowned in Creepy Smart Glasses Content 1 week ago:
No shit. Meta? Meta, the company that wanted to design their AI to sex chat little kids to keep them hooked on the platform? The company thats been in the news for knowingly doing awful thing after awful thing? The one that makes these fucking glasses to begin with?
They’re not being the best? You don’t say.
- Comment on In a first, US will allow some private firms to carry out cyberattacks 1 week ago:
God, I wish mine was that long. And it’s no oracle, it makes awful decisions as often as I do.
- Comment on Apple’s iMessage Scanning Flagged a Video of My Friend's Dog as Nudity 4 weeks ago:
One primary directory with lots of sub directories, surely.
- Comment on Apple’s iMessage Scanning Flagged a Video of My Friend's Dog as Nudity 4 weeks ago:
Furries are definitely confusing the fuck out of AI nudity scanners.
“But 3 million people on the internet have a similar photo in their wank folder…”
- Comment on You Know About Flock Cameras, Meet Nema Nodes: They Turn Streetlights Into A Surveillance Network 5 weeks ago:
“A NEMA node is an IoT controller that twists and locks into a standard receptacle on streetlights. Based on standards from the National Electrical Manufacturers Association - Wikipedia, these hockey-puck-sized devices turn municipal streetlights into an active mesh network for remote lighting control, energy metering, and smart-city sensing. The NEMA node slots into a socket (often ANSI C136.41 compliant) on top of the fixture. It sits directly between the power supply and the light to manage:Lighting Control: Dimming, remote switching, and automated photocell operation.Diagnostics: Real-time monitoring of energy consumption, voltage, and lamp faults.Smart City Sensors: Integration with environmental monitors (air quality, noise), traffic counters, and cameras. NEMA devices are widely deployed across North America and provide a plug-and-play platform for upgrading municipal infrastructure.”
Basically instead of bitching about genuine surveillance they’re trying to get people up in arms about a type of connection that’s typically used for totally innocent things but may potentially be abused. It’s like bitching about power outlets because someone could connect cameras into them instead of bitching about the flock cameras already there.
- Comment on Meta admits its first ‘superintelligence’ was too stupid to survive for three days 1 month ago:
Meta bought it, they didn’t fund it or publish it.
- Comment on Meta admits its first ‘superintelligence’ was too stupid to survive for three days 1 month ago:
No company really wants anything beyond endless profit and control.
- Comment on Meta admits its first ‘superintelligence’ was too stupid to survive for three days 1 month ago:
They funded some of the best VR games ever made. Sure, their motivations behind it were to get kids addicted and be recording everything they see and say forever and have it all tied to their lame ass social media shit… bit it gave me cool, fun shit to do.