Too Stupid for Words category archive
Artificial? Yes. Intelligent? Not So Much. 0
Michael Cohen hoists himself on the “AI” petard.
(snip)
Cohen wrote in a sworn declaration unsealed Friday that he has not kept up with “emerging trends (and related risks)” in legal technology and was not aware that Google Bard was a generative text service that, like Chat-GPT, could create citations and descriptions that “looked real but actually were not.” He instead believed the service to be a “supercharged search engine.”
Just because you see (or hear) it on a computer screen, it ain’t necessarily so.
Fly the Fiendly Skies 0
You just might get a surprise.
Incongruously Assembled 0
Is this ignorance or stupidity?
Or (more likely, given his record) both?
Inquiring minds want to know.
Devolution 0
Dick Polman has had enough of these Real Big Men.
Phoning It In 0
Patricia Prijatel has had it with cell phone clods who inflict their phone calls on defenseless members of the public.
Disorder in the Court 0
It’s enough to make you gagged.
Fly the Fiendly Skies 0
Who knows, you might just be lucky enough to sit next to one of those oxymoronic “responsible gun owners.”
What’s in a Word? 0
At the Inky, the Angry Grammarian reports that that the Supreme Court will have to decide.
Republican Thought Police 0
Afterthought:
Many years ago, when I was a young ‘un just a couple of years into my first real job (as opposed to summer jobs), my then girl friend and I had occasion to visit an apartment occupied by two young men.
I remember that she was rather taken aback when she saw that there was only one bed in the apartment.
But, really, they were just being who they were, and they were harming nobody.
Who does it harm to just let let persons be who they are in the privacy of their own homes?
As an aside, I can attest that no marriage of mine has ever been harmed by anything that happened in a same sex bedroom.
Fly the Fiendly Skies 0
Until I saw this story, I was unaware that airplanes had poop decks.
And, in more news of the fiendly skies . . . .