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Two quick examples. First example, I feed ChatGPT a prompt from some very well known articles in 2015. Here I put a literal headline into the prompt. No historical evidence? That’s a strong statement, given that I just gave it an exact 2015 headline from historians providing historical evidence. Smithsonian: George Washington Used Legal Loopholes … Continue reading ChatGPT Fails at Basic American Slavery History
Software that is not provably anti-vulnerability, is vulnerable. This should not be a controversial statement. In other words, a breach of confidentiality is a discrete, known event related to lack of anti-vulnerability measures. Likewise AI that is not provably anti-racist, is racist. This also should not be a controversial statement. In other words, a breach … Continue reading Any AI System NOT Provably Anti-Racist, is Provably Racist
For decades there has been a dilemma of privacy versus safety nagging commercial malls, as compared with public spaces. More specifically, law enforcement trying to provide safety faced a serious data ownership boundary issue when many large open spaces for assembly were privatized and controlled for profit by very small groups (e.g. corporations). Enter detailed … Continue reading Special Forces Everywhere Rejoice at Detailed Building Maps Going Online