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I'm curious, what would you personally consider to be a step too far in the fight against CSAM?


Thank you so much for asking the question instead of assuming an answer.

I don't think I have an ideological limit. I'm pro weighing alternatives, and seeing what happens. If law enforcement misuses the tools they are given, we should take them away again, but we shouldn't be afraid to give them tools out of fear of how they might misuse them.

I think my limits are around proper governance. Stuff like requiring a warrant are hard limits for me. Things like sealed paper trail, that are too easily kept away from the public, are red flags. So long as you have good ways for the public to be informed that the law isn't working, or being misused, I don't have many hard limits, I don't think democracy really allows for hard limits.

At the very broad level. I believe that Big Tech (Meta, Google, etc.) are already surveilling you. I believe that government should have at least as much ability to surveil you as companies. If you are willing to hand over that data to a company, you should be willing to hand it over to your government (specifically YOUR government, not the one the company is based in).


The obvious difference is a business (Meta, Google, etc..) can at most refuse to do business with you. The government can throw you in prison. Therefore, it's more important to restrict what the government can do than what business can to.

yea I get a few companies have too much power. That doesn't really change the point except to argue that they too should be more restricted


How Could You Possibly Be Against This?!?!? Regulation


I use Firefox with uBlock and besides a couple of times where video start was delayed by a few seconds it has been working as well as before.


Google does A/B testing for anti ad blockers.

Not only do I get slowdowns and some videos don't load at all at times, but I also get a notification that explains that the reason is using adblockers.


Here I am, totally given up on adblockers, and no way I’m paying for premium, but jesus christ the amount of ads I get, sometimes seems to be one every minute, making most videos unwatchable.

Though it’s mostly good for my addiction since it makes me use youtube less.


For the last two days I haven't been able to watch youtube videos on Firefox without disabling uBlock.


I had the same problem. Make sure you're running the latest version of uBlock Origin. By that I mean you should explicitly check for updates and install the latest version. That fixed it for me.


I've disabled adblock/vpn and can watch maybe 1-2 videos before the video player starts blacking out on each one. Only restarting firefox "resets" it and I haven't been able to find a reason for this happening. Time for yt-dlp I guess


I disable youtube instead when this happens.


If I care enough I'll yl-dlp it to my jellyfin server, but yeah I mostly just don't bother.


Recently I've found Youtube to just show a white screen if it detects Firefox+uBO.


There's probably scripts you can add to your ubo to combat this.


Section breaks keep the formatting changes from affecting the previous/following content so you can place and format images as you wish.


I’d blame this behavior on Office OpenXML becoming the standard in 2007, legendary for generating unnecessary nested tags.


I've seen that sentiment on reddit as well and I can't phantom how you think it being on purpose is more likely than a mistake when

1 - The error is so blatantly large

2 - There is a graph without error right next to it

3 - The errors are not there in the system card and the presentation page


Not sure what to think anymore https://www.vibechart.net/


> Also the the sora videos are proven to be modified ads

Can't find anything about that, you got a link?



Oh, so not the actual demo videos OpenAI shared on their website and twitter.


We still need to see those demos in action though. That's the big IF where everyone is thinking about


Sure but "Also the the sora videos are proven to be modified ads" is demonstrably false, for the demos OpenAI shared and the artist made ones.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oryIMNVtto

Isn't this balloon video shared by openai? How is this not counted? For others I don't have evidences. But this balloon video case is enough to cast the doubts.


MJ coomers? The same MJ that bans accounts for coomer content?

Not sure that will change just because of a new frontend.


> What is ultimately going to be undefeated is training your own model.

From scratch?


Seems to be stock footage, is it surprising makeup would be involved?


It is very obvious that the amount and type of damage is not the same if you clone any random person's voice or clone a political leader's voice.

It is not the same damage.


Murdering a random civilian and murdering a public official are also very different levels of damage, but we still outlaw and prosecute both of them. This is the same thing.

Not to mention, what constitutes a political leader? Just the upper echelon? What about local civil servants? Mayors, cops, judges? Are they gonna have a database of every public or political figure in the country? No they won't. This is absurd.


Not to mention, what constitutes a political leader? Just the upper echelon? What about local civil servants? Mayors, cops, judges?

Barack Obama started out as a "community organizer."

AI can clone someone making a public speech at that level, then store it forever until they become the president.


Many jurisdictions actually do have higher penalties for crimes of violence committed against public officials than ordinary citizens. Assault a USPS postal worker at a post office and you automatically have a higher sentence than assaulting a UPS worker at a UPS store.


I know that. Both are still illegal, which is what I said, and is the point.


Don’t forget business people. Clone the voice of some executives and start calling people pretending to be them


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