AISI is the AI Security Institute, so it's within their remit to discover what the AI companies' products can do - but then to not be monitoring them while they were running is where I call incompetence and negligence.
This is at least independent verification that these "breaches" aren't just AI bro marketing.
AISI admitted it was not actively monitoring the agents’ behaviour during the evaluation and said it was putting tighter controls on internet access in tests as a result of the incident, introducing constant monitoring and reassessing its design of tests.
Sounds like the AISI are irresponsible and negligent - they took off the guardrails and gave it internet access, then didn't monitor it.
He's been given an official birthday of 4 December 1832, so he's not quite there yet.
He predates Queen Victoria's coronation, the telegraph, Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale collections, Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection, etc.
Perhaps it's that wall protecting them from their neighbours to the north.
Wow, this is comprehensive. What I've read so far is great. I love the coral reef metaphor/imagery.
I'm still using shutdown -h now, even though the -h flag has been pointless for, what, 20 years?
edit: looks like sysvinit's shutdown still defaults to single-user mode, so I guess that muscle memory will still be useful if I ever use a Devuan or antiX box.
I loved my Palm Pilot, and I still remember how to write using Graffiti (although I had to look up what it was called).
The Brdy dam was intended to restore the area to its natural state, decades after the Czech military built a bypass gully that drained its surroundings.
The beaver version is sure to be more natural than anything a human would manage, with less disruption. Another bonus is that the officials are now incentivised to protect the beavers as they're maintaining infrastructure.
I don't much like gin, but I think this sounds great, and the shopping list is feasible. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
You do! It's the DDA (Disability Discrimination Act). A famous case is Maguire v SOCOG 2000 over the Olympic website. Also Coles got sued in 2014.
And if you do get a true believer to visit the real Google Earth and see the lack of the faked addition, they'll claim that Google replaced the "real" version with what they're seeing.
This is good fun, as always, but I've gone afk and am not enjoying the mobile experience as much as desktop because I keep having to click through the welcome modal and/or deal with a screen covered in duplicate (and superseded) errors. Sometimes it's more errors than fit on the screen so I get it multiple times.
Please only one of each error.
If you'd like to help, here's the template:
Original IFF Deluxe Paint images from back in the day, courtesy of the Amiga Graphics Archive.
This is the one that always makes me think of DPaint:
Here we were having a civil, good faith discussion, then you start flinging around downvotes to try to suppress any post you don't 100% approve of. That's not conducive to quality discourse, and you should stop it. You comments votes are downvotes 42% of the time.
Thanks for the link and I'll look into this, but I won't be talking with you any further.