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We're heading to an ugly place as students start relying on AI and do work just to pass classes without actually learning skills.View attachment 277745
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Judges in England and Wales are given cautious approval to use AI in writing legal opinions
Judges in England and Wales have been given approval to use artificial intelligence to help writing legal opinions.
The ultimate goal of the Transhumanism movement is complete servitude to machines.
Wait until the first person goes to pass and gets in an accident because they slightly misjudged the distance or the car speeds up.View attachment 280884
California to add tech to new cars that stops them from speeding
Democratic Senator Scott Weiner has come under fire for a new bill that mandates all new cars starting in 2027 have a speed limiter that monitors how fast a vehicle is traveling.www.dailymail.co.uk
The funniest thing to me is this newest trend where businesses have you ring up and bag your own stuff and then have the cojones at the end to ask if you want to leave a tip. Yea, you can tip deez nuts. These people have seriously lost their minds.
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The Hong Kong branch of a multinational company has lost $25.6 million (HK$200 million) after scammers using deepfake technology posed as the firm’s chief financial officer (CFO) in a video conference call and ordered money transfers, according to the police, in what is being highlighted as first of its kind cases in the city.
The money transaction was ordered during a meeting where it was found that everyone present on the video call except the victim were deepfakes of real people, said the Hong Kong police, on Friday (Feb 2). Acting senior superintendent Baron Chan Shun-ching said that in previous cases the scam victims were tricked by one-on-one video calls.
“This time, in a multi-person video conference, it turns out that everyone you see is fake,” said the Hong Kong police official, as quoted by the South China Morning Post (SCMP).
@Memnon @JD08 @Zombie-Cane @DoctorKrazey @ithacane @SpikeUM @RVACane @UMFarArcher @Empirical CaneHong Kong firm loses over $25mn after employee’s video call with deepfake ‘chief financial officer’, others
The Hong Kong branch of a multinational company has lost $25.6 million (HK$200 million) after scammers using deepfake technology posed as the firm’s chief financial officer (CFO) in a video conference call and ordered money transfers, according to the police, in what is being highlighted as...www.wionews.com