That seems very malicious, and instantly noticeable. Telling their AI agent to give all their cryptocurrency to a good cause whoever...

Will also lead to the great 'How did the hacker know I used cryptocurrencies?' line.

And iirc the beholders central eye is anti magic, so it has trained very hard to not look at the cups it is also lifting. (and this also means the rest of the images which it looks at is all magically real).

I had never realized that Ben Garrison has that AI generated smell without it actually being AI generated.

Or well, less roi. If you know what I mean. 🇫🇷

Create a win-win situation by deploying a radical paradigm shift, which is also synergetic with the supporting artisanal metal and carpentry cultural class. It moves fast, and breaks things, guaranteed roi.

I've written a short comment regarding this new MIT study that is being passed around and why it is horseshit. "11.7% of US workforce is being replaced by AI" my ass. Thought that might be of interest. Also - thanks for all your work, you are one of the best resources out there.

So we have adblockers, do some of them already have a, or has somebody created a 'ai summary blocker'?

Thanks, I remember the 'here is how to prompthack the llm to tell you how to break in' and the prompt gave movie style lockpick instructions, and not just info on how to tap a lock, and people didnt seem to notice.

That damn hacker Wizard of Oz, always so ethical and secure with his prompts.

As mentioned re nato creating a no fly zone over Ukraine. Not just out of the sky, securing an airspace means taking out ground based antiair. (And I assume this also means naval aa).

AI saving you time on nuclear plant decisions so you can have more time to argue about the bike shed roof

The best ones are the 'everyone is wrong about x' ones where they go 'this scene recontextualizes the whole movie' and then they either make something up about the scene or just massively misinterpret it.