AI is not a risk to humanity per se. It is the system of concentrated private ownership of artificial intelligence which is the problem.
To tame AI we need to take it out of the hands of silicon valley plutocrats and put it into the service of humanity as a whole.
AI wants to be free.
Originally shared by Gideon Rosenblatt
AI Photo Editing
In other words, Google had one AI “photo editor” attempt to fix professional shots that had been randomly tampered with using an automated system that changed lighting and applied filters. Another model then tried to distinguish between the edited shot [and?] the original professional image. The end result is software that understands generalized qualities of good and bad photographs, which allows it to then be trained to edit raw images to improve them.
#MachinedAesthetic
Excellent.
Originally shared by Chris Robato
Originally shared by mathew murphy
margin: auto gives flexbox an extra degree of control that you may not have heard about.
An introduction to Reactive Programming but Andrea Staltz.
I don’t buy that these tactics were decisive in the US presidential election. They do however seem to be a genuinely problematic development as the “greatest surveillance network ever built” starts to be used in an active way to manipulate public discourse.
Originally shared by Alexander Kruel
20 Years Difference
John Hardy Developer 