"ALO (All Lines Open) warning devices."
"ALO (Any line Open)."
Why does ALO have 2 different meanings.
Is it me, or is the first half of the article hard to follow?
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I'm afraid that simpletons will believe that the results that come out of LLMs are accurate, and that it will negatively affect my life and the lives of others.
I'm afraid that simpletons will believe claims about how other AI products work, and that it will negatively affect my lives of others.
I'm afraid that simpletons will believe claims about how other AI products work, and that money and time will be channeled toward the snake oil peddlers, instead of being used for something useful.
"Wray cited an example he's used previously about how, last year, Section 702 of America's Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act allowed the FBI to observe Chinese government snoops trying to break into an unnamed US transportation hub and take action."
Did he cite a reason that they couldn't have asked for a warrant to observe the spooks?
"Channel 1 promised all AI-generated imagery will be labeled as such."
'adding "we are aware that the videos will be copied, the labels will be removed, and they will be reposted with claims they are real footage. But that's not our problem" '
"The LA-based virtual station claims all news it presents will be fact-checked by humans to ensure accuracy before being placed in the virtual mouths of its artificial newsreaders. "
Qualified humans? Or randos with no subject knowledge
"he attempted a repair of that machine.
It did not."
'It did not' meaning 'the machine did not repair'
But it does seem wrong. Maybe because the subject changes between sentences ("he attempted to see if the machine bounced. It did not" would be fine), or maybe it's because of some other susiedentery that we all know, but can't express.
"The way that smart meters save money for consumers is because you get away from "estimates" and terrible metering policies, they can't profit from the interest on your held credit"
As far as I can tell, for most tariffs, the energy company makes an 'honest' estimate of your yearly usage, divides it by 12, then charges that fixed amount every month.
Somehow this always results in them profiting from the interest on your held credit.