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Newton's August 1993 launch set the stage for what would become the iPad and iPhone
My boss ends his emails from his iPhone with " Sent from my Supper Newton"
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Courts say AI training on copyrighted material is legal
There's been a security report that the Russians are poisoning contant that is used to train AI to make it give errors in his output. It's gonna be another form of a cyber attack.timpetus said:I seem to remember someone offering a program that "poisons" image data in a way that is undetectable by the human eye, but makes it not only useless for AI training but actually harmful to any AI model trained using the photo. This is a great way to (a) protect your work without relying on nearly impossible detection and legal enforcement measures and (b) accelerate the inevitable destruction of so-called AI image generation. I believe no matter what, we will get to a state of GIGO with "AI" soon, where the verifiably human-generated pool of training data will continually shrink in comparison to the massive deluge of AI-generated data, some of which will be unidentifiable as such at time of selection.
Exposing Pravda: How pro-Kremlin forces are poisoning AI ...Atlantic Councilhttps://www.atlanticcouncil.org › blogs › new-atlanticist
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Apple sued for $5M for not recovering data after iPhone theft
This kind of boggles the mind doesn't it.DAalseth said:Ok but according to the article he ran a ‘Tech Consulting Firm’.If so then he should have known better. He should have understood how to manage this. But from the sound of this all of his critical data was on iCloud. Were there no backups? Despite it being made very clear that iCloud is for file access and is NOT a backup and archiving service?This case should be thrown out. If it isn’t, a good lawyer could dismantle him and his competency on the stand.
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'Severance' editor was all-in on Apple hardware, but not Final Cut Pro
Before I retired the production area had eight Mac Pross all running Avid. But the editors used FCP at home. Because of licensing and training cost, and it being a government production center, management would only support one editing system software app. -
WWDC will be on June 9 with iOS 19, Apple Intelligence updates, and more
Ah for the old days when you go to the Jacob Javits convention center for Mac world, and the Steve Jobs presentation. Then you go home and get some journalist tell you something happened but never did like bouncing a camera off of somebody's head.
