etalian posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9L0pord5jE

hackbunny posted:

Which reminds me of an idea I once had: taking everything I've ever written, and using it to train an AI bot. Then, I could interrogate the bot as if I was talking with my subconscious. It could work (in the measure of actually surprising me), considering that my memory seems to be getting worse by the year and that I barely remember what I felt or wrote even a week ago, and knowing that it would be about as useful as divination. Even if it proves pointless (AI results tend to be simultaneously completely novel and utterly boring), it wouldn't take a lot of effort to give it a try

Inspector Hound posted:

...I feel like I should be paying closer attention to this

https://twitter.com/EssexKIRO7/status/983048619614875650?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fforums.somethingawful.com%2F

Mariana Horchata posted:

what he should do is gold plate himself from the inside out

*Ok Google remind me in August 2 cancel Amazon prime renewal*

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According to two anonymous sources who talked to Efrati, Uber's sensors did, in fact, detect Herzberg as she crossed the street with her bicycle. Unfortunately, the software classified her as a "false positive" and decided it didn't need to stop for her.

Krankenstyle posted:

Literally the same Asian guy is making a facial recognition algorithm think he is variously Moby/Hoi-chang/etc, just by having LEDs highlight different areas of his face.

Adversarial models can be created for all neural nets (that you are able to run tests against), it is a fundamental problem with their nature.

Feral Integral posted:

Of course Uncle Enzo has got a pothole angle

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Ford has teamed up with Domino's Pizza to test automated delivery of pizzas, the Detroit News reports.

Customers who participate in the test will get a text message telling them that their pizza is ready. From there, they'll come out to the curb and punch the last four digits of their phone number into a touchscreen mounted by the rear passenger door. "The window rolls down and the customer grabs their order from a warming oven just inside the window," according to the Detroit News.

The Nastier Nate posted:

What we really need to do is monetize the police force. I'd be proud to live in a municipality where the police cars on patrol have a Pepsi logo on them, and the uniforms are Pepsi colors. Think of how many eyeballs those patrol cars are catching each day.

Whenever a police officer detains a person of color for a minor traffic violation they should yell "Stop in the name of the law, PepsiCo Inc, it's subsidiaries and shareholders. You have the right to remain silent, you have the right to a refreshing beverage" as the jails would all serve exclusively Pepsi products.

Think of how many sniper rifles and flashbang grenades we could buy for our boys in blue with that ad revenue.

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Police officers wearing A.I.-powered smart glasses in Luoyang.

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An outdoor screen in Xiangyang displays photos of jaywalkers alongside their names and I.D. numbers. The idea is to embarrass offenders into compliance.

ur in my world now posted:

someone will absolutely become a billionaire for inventing hell, but an app

HorrificExistence posted:

Thom12255 posted:

https://blog.aboutamazon.com/workin...term=gw08062018