And even then, it’s only rarely contracted from human-to-human contact, mostly only happens when in very close contact with someone with it for a long period of time (like on this small ship)

“works” is a bit too strong

I suppose, but does the general public know that? I doubt most do. I’d continue to argue that the slop companies know that the public has no idea of the difference and use that to their advantage. To most, it implies that it’s more than just an LLM firing based on conditions met (basically just automation) or more than just an LLM ingesting results from a prior run. That is why I hate the term, and what I’m trying to say. It’s all part of the calculated grift; it’s another term that the slop companies abuse for their own gain (especially in marketing, line goes up if you can use “AI agents” in your marketing, even if no one is buying).

A “loop” does not equate to agency. I’m not even saying this in just philosophical terms, I’m saying that even with that “loop”, it’s not agency in any sense, technical or philosophical. It’s a marketing term for the masses, not something that LLMs actually have.

In this case, it’s more like “I call anything I dislike AI except for my AI data center”

Depends on how you’re defining agency. When it comes down to it, it’s all I/O with no human-style agency, which is what “agentic AI” implies to your average stock market investor. It’s a way to imply AGI without actually getting to AGI, a CYA move from slop companies.

Researchers from Adversa.AI have discovered an issue

While it might be true that LLMs could help fuel something like that, this is coming from an “AI agent” security company and is just an ad for their platform. I also strongly dislike the use of the whole “agent” bs which makes it sound like LLMs can do more than they actually can.

Everything around Mythos is just a huge ad for Anthropic. Most of the bugs “found” weren’t even from Mythos, they were found by Opus.

I don’t think changing the port has the intention of better security here, just reduces the amount of requests that dumb bots make. It’s noticable if you try it.

Finally, I didn’t buy it because of having to switch civs. I’m still gunna wait to hear reviews of the full thing, though. I’m enjoying Civ 6.

He doesn’t even live in Utah

No, his houses are in Boston and somewhere in Florida.

It was actually in stock a few minutes before 10AM pacific, I was able to snag one at 9:58.

If you have trees in your area, something is decomposing them. It could be termites (subterranean if you’re up north), carpenter ants, beetles, or fungus. I certainly wouldn’t put it close to my structures unless I lived in an actual tundra, which from the pictures, you don’t. You definitely have something up there eating all of that wood on the ground.

I live in northern WA and had a termite infestation in my house. They’re all the way in BC as well.

I avoid slop code like yours because typically the user of the slop generator has no real idea of how things actually work, the slop is over-“engineered”, and it’s likely full of security issues. Further, it also wastes tons of resources just for poorly written slop.

I especially wouldn’t ever touch your cryptographic slop.

LLMs cannot confess anything, they aren’t human beings or AGI capable of that.

To be clear, this is only for passports from the DC passport office, no other passports will have the pedo in chief on them.

It’s only from in person applicants at the DC office. As long as you don’t go there to renew it, you won’t get his dumb pedo face on yours.

Unturned was a Roblox game originally, correct.

Decaf isn’t very good for you

Doesn’t this depend on the processing method? Methyl chloride (bad for you) vs swiss water method?