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Comment Well, obviously (Score 1) 160

Also, the question seems to influence the answers quite a lot. Slashdotters probably know this, but people who don't know or keep in mind how an LLM works, will get a lot of bullshit out of them (as will anyone who knows that, but ar least he'll be sceptical, check sources and phrase questions the other way round and/or multiple times). I've noticed that since LLMs provide sources, that the fact that those exist is already "good enough" for a lot of gullible idiots. Although, in my experience, just as often as not does a source contain the meaning the LLM is using it for, and sometimes even the sources themselves are either halucinated or not very trustworthy.

Comment Re:iConsent: Not Included (Score 1) 64

you're right, but where's the practical difference between having an AI (probably inaccurately) sum up what was said vs. writing personal notes yourself afterwards. You don't need permission for that. Sure, the AI does this for all audio, so there quantity might make all the difference, but from a quality standpoint, I don't see much of a difference.

Comment from a legalese/practical standpoint (Score 1) 64

this is not a recording, just as caching/streaming is not considered "downloading" or listening for a wake word is also not considered "recording". Although both streaming/caching and keeping the mic open for a keyword while caching audio are, in a technical sense, obviously "recordings"

Comment So why can't you multitask with buttons? (Score 1) 185

You could even do more, because you could watch the street at the same time. This is the VW touchscreen disaster all over again. German automakers have been sleeping for decades, especially at the software front and now they're feeling the pressure. But it's a misconception that young people who want a more contemporary car experience mean "a touchscreen" by it - while their real problems is high manufactoring costs, a lot of out of touch petrolhead managers, overall pricing and crappy software.

Comment Seems like the Americans will have (Score 1) 251

to get that robot revolution rolling. The rest of "first world" countries might also need thrm soon. Otoh, all those already more than enough who graduated in business and finance will soon need jobs too, because contrary to jobs in the health sector, those will be replaced by AI. Serves anyone who is just in it for the money, right.

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