A fascinating tangent, right! The U.S. has previously asserted jurisdiction over, minimally, workloads in Microsoft infrastructure physically located in Europe, basically entirely on the "Come on, you're Microsoft, give us what we want" theory. Will try to come up with cite.
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Platform UX Degradation and Behavioral Conditioning Effects
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Same, and while they’re not likely to DDOS me off of the service, they are clearly Pavlovian training me that today is worse than two years ago right after moments that should be my peak happy usage moments.
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Binance CZ Crypto Compliance Strategy Under Scrutiny
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Today in Bits about Money: an in-depth explanation of the shorthand that I've used for a few years about crypto jurisdictional gamesmanship. Binance and CZ, major practitioners of the Bond villain compliance strategy, are having a bit of a rough week.
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Why Businesses Need Better Computing Speed
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There are boring technical reasons for that, and they're clearly wrong, right? We live in a world where all businesses should be able to add numbers together very, very quickly.
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Large Businesses Struggle with Basic Computational Speed
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You'd be surprised how many extremely large, sophisticated businesses, which all have very many computers, cannot add numbers together really, really quickly.
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AI’s Lightning-Fast Computational Power Drives Business Success
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The thing I like most about this, aside from seeing a lot of businesses having a successful day of course, is very subtly highlighting "We can add numbers together really, really quickly."
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AI Diagnostic Capabilities: Recognizing Limitations and Reliability
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I know it is telling me what I want to hear, I know it probably doesn't actually have the capability of diagnosing this yet rigorously, but yet, the following end note was striking:
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Using ChatGPT Prompts for Effective Copy Editing Tasks
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And as long as I'm live tweeting conversations with computer programs, the following prompt worked decently well to get ChatGPT to simple copy editing. (10 of 15 issues identified were real and 3 I would have let an editor convince me of.)
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Bond Villain Tech: Corporate Greed Ignores Global Regulations
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One of the earlier iterations, which DALL-E described thusly: This cartoon depicts a Bond villain-like character in a luxurious office, surrounded by screens showing global stock exchanges and casually ignoring a pile of legal documents from different countries.
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DALL-E Refuses to Generate Specific Individual Faces
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Dall-E: No, generic stand-in is the best I can do. I'm happy to suggest other concepts which would result in something close but not representative of the face of a specific individual.
Me: Fair enough!