A corollary: one can repeat, like a mantra, that on does not care what people think about one’s compensation. One cares what a small number of C corporations, capable of making boundedly rational decisions, think about one’s compensation. If they’re unhappy they will tell you.
@patio11
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Moral Rights to Marginal Dollars in Corporate Negotiations
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Not sure if helpful, but a thing I said on an as-yet-unpublished podcast when host brought up my negotiation essay: you, the listener, and your friends and family, do not have any less moral right to the marginal dollar than the C corp you’re at the table with. Go get it!
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Sales Professionals Reshaping Infrastructure Coordination Around DocuSign
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Sales and other professions changing the Schelling points of core infrastructure in entire industries to “it lives in Docusign.” It takes as many people as it takes.
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Fifth attempt: AI misidentifies trees, pivots between Mobile and Jacksonville
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Fifth try: Misidentifies it as a significant tree in Mobile, Alamaba. Told “incorrect”, pivots immediately to Treaty Oak in Jacksonville, FL. Told correct information, a small park in a small town in Florida, and asked to speculate on why it was wrong, says:
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OpenAI Should Commercialize AI Luck and Reliability
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If it’s getting lucky then OpenAI should sell this kind of luck:
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AI Vision Model Achieves Exact Match Geolocation from Photos
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Third try, tourist destination in Colorado (a state I’ve been to twice and never mentioned online), frame includes a relatively distinctive rock formation: exact match. Fourth try, same protocol, photo is a peacock obviously in a zoo: exact match for Barcelona City Zoo.
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Temporary Prompts Refuse User Identification in AI Systems
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(I also used a temporary prompt, and in testing, it refuses to identify me in a temporary prompt and professes to not have user-specific information available in that environment, though of course that is weak evidence.)
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Stripping EXIF data from screenshots and accessing from different locations
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Yes; screenshotted to strip EXIF data and accessing from an IP in Chicago re: photos in Florida and Tokyo. (It did not articulate usage of knowledge I’m associated with my Tokyo neighborhood to inform guess, but that fact is abundantly publicly available.)
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Photo Geolocation Technology Reveals Privacy Intelligence Implications
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I’ve independently verified this, twice, and have to spoil the thread to say “Any photo outdoors can be trivially location matched in a fashion you’d assume would imply capabilities of an intelligence agency. If that is news to you, feel free to incorporate it into decisions.”
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AI Model Identifies Location 300 Miles Away From Photo
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Reproduced using your prompt on a screenshot of a photo I took in Clearwater Beach (no EXIF data), on a session in Chicago. The location it identifies in Florida is approximately 300 miles away, but wouldn’t have guessed it could get so far on so little.