Wel it was in a pretty good place until they came along...

Salukis are just so beatiful. My parents have one named Anya.

Glad I'm not part of the networking team at my job right now.

I fucking despise this and have sent it to several of my friends at light speed.

This isn't a report, its just a statement that 85 percent of organizations think AI will cause job loss, along with other things like a new form of slavery and a war between AI and robots.

When can we make this law?

I'm aware of a program called Stardock Multiplicity (virtual KVM software) that allows for a hotkey to switch the cursor between displays. That program isn't free and I'm not sure if the alternatives that are have the same feature. Might be something to look into though.

The love of a cat is truly something else. Until they get up and claw you half to death in the process.

So fluffy!

“If the benefits do not meaningfully outweigh the risks, agencies should not use the AI,” the memo says. But the draft memo carves out an exemption for models that deal with national security and allows agencies to effectively issue themselves waivers if ending use of an AI model “would create an unacceptable impediment to critical agency operations.”

This tells me that nothing is going to change if people can just say their algoriths would make them too inefficient. Great sentiment but this loophole will make it useless.

A true classic

I also found Lemmy because of Reddit's fiasco, and I think its much better. Being able to have so many instances to get stuff from and forge communities offers a lot more freedom.