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Tyler King

@tylerking.bsky.social
17 posts
2024-11-10
This?  This is about to go away.  So, uh, if you see a Tesla, stay back.  [embedded post]
2024-11-10 View on X
CNBC

In an email in May, the NHTSA warned Tesla that its online posts falsely suggested that its cars are autonomous, potentially misleading and endangering drivers

Lora Kolodny / CNBC :

2024-11-09
This?  This is about to go away.  So, uh, if you see a Tesla, stay back.  [embedded post]
2024-11-09 View on X
CNBC

In an email in May, the NHTSA warned Tesla that its online posts falsely suggested that its cars are autonomous, potentially misleading and endangering drivers

Tesla has falsely suggested in social media posts that its cars are autonomous, potentially misleading and endangering drivers …

2024-09-07
Sure.  No hurry.  What could they possibly harm in the mean—  Oh, I'm being told they have a monopoly on internet search and searching the internet is important.  [embedded post]
2024-09-07 View on X
New York Times

The judge in the Google monopoly ruling says he'll take until August 2025 to determine remedies in the case and asks the DOJ to propose fixes by the end of 2024

After ruling against Google last month, Judge Amit P. Mehta said he would take until next August to determine fixes that the company must make.

2024-08-27
LLMs are so done.  The “big breakthrough” on this model is generating training data to fill the infinitely widening gap between ALL THE INFORMATION EVER PRODUCED IN THE WORLD and what's required simply to make a model that can do basic math and solve the NYT Spelling Bee.  [embedded post]
2024-08-27 View on X
The Information

Source: OpenAI demoed a breakthrough called Strawberry to US natsec officials; one of its top uses is to make training data for a flagship LLM codenamed Orion

In case you were wondering why Sam Altman cryptically posted a picture of strawberries earlier this month, the answer almost certainly …

2024-08-08
Like, cool, thanks.  Welcome to the party.  But also... that's like $250/person.  For a group of venture capitalists, that's dropping a penny on the ground and not bothering to pick it up.  [embedded post]
2024-08-08 View on X
The Verge

A group of VCs, including Reid Hoffman and Ron Conway, hosted a “VCs for Kamala” Zoom call to support Harris' campaign with up to 600 attendees, raising $150K

It started with a “rage tweet.”  —  “Gonna start ‘VCs for Democracy,’” Leslie Feinzaig, founder and general partner at Graham & Walker, wrote on X in late July.

2024-05-31
Chatbots are a shit study tool because they frequently deliver wrong answers.  They can't really do math.  They won't improve your essay skills.  And they're a plagiarism machine, which is antithetical to scholarship.  So what, I'm curious, are Universities saying by formally adopting the technology? [embedded post]
2024-05-31 View on X
Forbes

OpenAI unveils ChatGPT Edu, an “affordable” version for universities, including GPT-4o access, custom GPT creation, and higher message limits than the free tier

OpenAI has announced ChatGPT Edu.  This will be a specialized version of its AI platform designed specifically for universities.

2024-05-20
Now's the time to relentlessly bully Apple into not making these integrations mandatory.  We got them to delete U2; we can do this.  [embedded post]
2024-05-20 View on X
Bloomberg

Sources: Apple and OpenAI are preparing a major announcement of their partnership at WWDC; the new AirTag with a better chip is scheduled to arrive by mid-2025

Apple was caught flat-footed in the generative AI race, and the company will need to change its strategy if it wants to catch up.

2024-02-29
Anything can be repurposed for nefarious means.  Chatbots just happen to be a crime/scam-prone technology with no positive uses.  [embedded post]
2024-02-29 View on X
Wall Street Journal

AI chatbots designed to help hackers, using manipulated versions of models from companies like Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic, are being sold on the dark web

Belle Lin / Wall Street Journal :

2024-01-31
KOSA and identity verification are the death of the free and open internet and a massive expansion of surveillance.  Destroying the right to anonymity on the web endangers abuse/crime victims, activists, whistleblowers, and further erodes all rights to privacy and free speech.  [embedded post]
2024-01-31 View on X
Financial Times

Ahead of a US Senate hearing, Mark Zuckerberg calls for requiring Apple and Google to verify ages via app stores; Linda Yaccarino and Evan Spiegel support KOSA

Heads of Meta and X are among five social media chief executives to face Congress grilling  —  The chief executives of five …

2024-01-08
Surprising no one, image generators were trained on a bunch of commercial properties.  Including from the notoriously litigious Disney.  —  https://spectrum.ieee.org/...
2024-01-08 View on X
IEEE Spectrum

How Midjourney v6 and DALL-E 3 produce “plagiaristic outputs”, even when not directly asked to do so, which could expose users to copyright infringement claims

This is a guest post.  The views expressed here are solely those of the authors and do not represent positions of IEEE Spectrum or the IEEE.

2024-01-07
Surprising no one, image generators were trained on a bunch of commercial properties.  Including from the notoriously litigious Disney.  —  https://spectrum.ieee.org/...
2024-01-07 View on X
IEEE Spectrum

How Midjourney v6 and DALL-E 3 produce “plagiaristic outputs”, even when not directly asked to do so, which could expose users to copyright infringement claims

This is a guest post.  The views expressed here are solely those of the authors and do not represent positions of IEEE Spectrum or the IEEE.

2024-01-03
If you're still on Facebook for some reason, you need to disable this.  [embedded post]
2024-01-03 View on X
Gizmodo

Facebook rolls out Link History, an opt-out setting that tracks all the links a user clicked in the mobile app, and plans to use the data for targeted ads

Facebook introduces a confusing new setting as the walls close in on Zuckerberg's data machine.  —  Facebook recently rolled out a new …

2024-01-01
A muse doesn't write the book for you.  The word you're looking for is “ghostwriter.”  We're available for a reasonable fee and the manuscript won't sound like a sixth-grader plagiarized it from Sparknotes.  [embedded post]
2024-01-01 View on X
New York Times

How some authors are embracing ChatGPT and other chatbots as the latest iteration of an ancient literary conceit, a writer's “muse”

GROK: Sit down, you stupid meatbag, and I'll tell you an epic cosmic story that would make Rick Sanchez impressed.  [embedded post] @afnarratives.bsky.social : Why would you do thi...

2023-12-31
A muse doesn't write the book for you.  The word you're looking for is “ghostwriter.”  We're available for a reasonable fee and the manuscript won't sound like a sixth-grader plagiarized it from Sparknotes.  [embedded post]
2023-12-31 View on X
New York Times

How some authors are embracing ChatGPT and other chatbots as the latest iteration of an ancient literary conceit, a writer's “muse”

GROK: Sit down, you stupid meatbag, and I'll tell you an epic cosmic story that would make Rick Sanchez impressed.  [embedded post] @afnarratives.bsky.social : Why would you do thi...

2023-12-30
A muse doesn't write the book for you.  The word you're looking for is “ghostwriter.”  We're available for a reasonable fee and the manuscript won't sound like a sixth-grader plagiarized it from Sparknotes.  [embedded post]
2023-12-30 View on X
New York Times

How some authors are embracing ChatGPT and other chatbots as the latest iteration of an ancient literary conceit, a writer's “muse”

What happens to literature when writers embrace A.I. as their muse?  —  The robots of literature and movies usually present either an existential danger or an erotic frisson. Threa...

2023-12-07
Klook is a lifesaver when traveling overseas.  When a foreign website won't take your credit card or doesn't accept your IP/VPN, Klook can get you the tickets with zero friction.  And their customer service is super responsive.  [embedded post]
2023-12-07 View on X
Bloomberg

Travel booking service Klook raised a $210M Series E+ led by Bessemer, taking its total funding to $900M+, after turning cash flow positive in mid-2023

Olivia Poh / Bloomberg :

2023-08-08
Jfc.  If AI-gen books weren't bad enough, now scammers are uploading illegitimate books to Amazon/Goodreads with a recognizable author's name on them in the hopes of skimming a few bucks from unsuspecting readers. https://janefriedman.com/...  [embedded post]
2023-08-08 View on X
Jane Friedman

An author finds multiple “garbage books” uploaded to Amazon under her name, most likely AI-generated, and on Goodreads, which removed them after her complaint

Update: Hours after this post was published, my Goodreads profile was cleaned of the offending titles.