

Erh we have the NIS2 directive… requirements are skyyyyyy high for critical infrastructure which is surprisingly a lot of industries. Among other things vulnerability management is a topic companies subject to NIS2 must cover. Not saying that it cannot happen to have outdated crap connected somewhere but the exposure is getting fast smaller and smaller.


Yeah half of the online gaming world would be in jail if this was consistently applied… intent must matter in a sane world.


Human in the loop is kind of a big thing in more reasonable approaches to AI. This shows the limitations of the human obviously but the point is that when making impacting decisions it should be under human responsibility.


Nope. In sane countries where guns are not freely available it’s a figure of speech that forever remains just that. It’s definitely something I might say. Same for me saying that I will put either of my sons in the basement when they drive me crazy. And yet they never saw said basement.


You need to deliver the drones to the location of interest though. And regularly bring fresh ones I guess. A stealthy and fast as fuck delivery platform would make sense.


You can likely call the company to tweak the configuration of yours based on the telemetry. Been there, done that with Vaillant. Nice to be able to get help without involving a tech given how expensive they are - and no tech on site will have the data Vaillant has on my heatpump which means that the tech decisions will always be inferior.


They certainly fall for a lot of crap but younger generations will likely accrue more damage over time since they have been exposed to the crap earlier. Boomers likely experienced boredom and books a tad more than those of in their twenties today :(


Limited to boomers? Isn’t it affecting a whole lot more many demographics ?


In data analytics you sometimes see some weird datasets spanning across a whole lot of columns with what would be otherwise normalised in different records with relations instead.
Shit can be weird in data…


GDPR is a bit more than cookies banners… it gives rights to European like deletion of one’s data, right to get a copy of one’s data, portability to some extent and a lot of transparency about what processing is happening. And if one of our DPA is taking an interest in a particular sus processing they can forbid it altogether which all companies fear much more than fines. It’s really a beautiful piece of regulation. And I’m not saying only because I make part of my living out of it :)


Just imagine the sharia mod of the Sims… heads be rolling…


Let’s hope we can flog them if they don’t obey as well then :) And cut a bunch of hands when catching something stealing some bread out of the bin. And beheadings all those dudes looking vaguely gay or too secular.


Maybe the next Sims won’t fuck anymore? Or the women won’t get to be as extravagant as in previous versions ?


But so many prerequisites for effective AI implementations are relying on improving quality of inputs / training materials and that is an OPEX siphon.


one of the first use case of augmented reality glasses was medical right after military. There are some positive applications for « smart » glasses. Not those from meta obviously but as with all tools there are good and bad applications and only the siths should deal in absolutes.


Also the jellyfish situation for one of the plants as well.


That could be the preface to internet overall…


Sure do :( Even professionally I remember times where accountability meant something and it was not diluted across 20 parties. Fucking shame.
Food food supply chain isn’t covered? Isn’t it under « important entities »?