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[?]Flipboard Tech Desk »
@TechDesk@flipboard.social

This article covers subjects some may find disturbing. [SENSITIVE CONTENT]

“You don’t owe anyone your presence just because a ‘calendar’ said birthday.” How ChatGPT encouraged a 23-year-old to keep his distance – even as his mental health was deteriorating. Read more from @Techcrunch:

flip.it/en16Ap

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    [?]nadiyar »
    @nadiyar@nadiyar.com

    Is it still possible to jailbreak ?
    Asking for a friend :3

      [?]MIT Technology Review DE »
      @techreview_de@social.heise.de

      Die Juristin Silke von Lewinski erwartet vom aktuellen Urteil im Prozess der Gema gegen OpenAI Rückenwind für Musiker und andere Kreative.

      t3n.de/news/sehr-positives-sig

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        [?]Sheila Meyer-Wabsky »
        @wabsky@infosec.exchange

        [?]Sheila Meyer-Wabsky »
        @wabsky@infosec.exchange

        Lange bevor „Beer“ oder „Lambert“ ihren Stift in die Tinte tauchten, veröffentlichte Pierre Bouguer, ein französischer Mathematiker und Optiker, die erste korrekte Form eines Absorptionsgesetzes. Bouguer gilt heute als „Vater der Photometrie“, aber seine Wirkung kam erst viel später.

        Johann Heinrich Lambert (1760) – Der erste, der es richtig formuliert

        Lambert kannte Bouguers Arbeit und war als Genie mit fotografischem Gedächtnis bekannt.

        In seinem Werk „Photometria“ (1760) machte er zwei Dinge:

        Er bewies viele photometrische Grundgesetze neu.

        Er formulierte Bouguers Abschwächungsgesetz klar und mathematisch exakt:

        I=I0​exp(−αx)

        Beer war ein deutscher Chemiker und arbeitete in einer völlig anderen Tradition als Bouguer und Lambert.

        Er ergänzte das Gesetz um das, was jeder Chemiker liebt:

        α=kc

        also die Proportionalität zu Konzentration c.

        Beers Beitrag war praktisch und experimentell sauber — genau das, was die Chemie damals brauchte.

        Und deshalb verschmolzen Beers und Lamberts Namen mit Bouguers ursprünglicher Idee.

        Historisch korrekt wäre eigentlich:

        👉 Bouguer–Lambert–Beer Gesetz

        Aber Bouguer bekam lange keine Anerkennung, weil Photometria populärer war als Bouguers frühe Schriften.

          [?]Sheila Meyer-Wabsky »
          @wabsky@infosec.exchange

          Lange bevor „Beer“ oder „Lambert“ ihren Stift in die Tinte tauchten, veröffentlichte Pierre Bouguer, ein französischer Mathematiker und Optiker, die erste korrekte Form eines Absorptionsgesetzes. Bouguer gilt heute als „Vater der Photometrie“, aber seine Wirkung kam erst viel später.

          Johann Heinrich Lambert (1760) – Der erste, der es richtig formuliert

          Lambert kannte Bouguers Arbeit und war als Genie mit fotografischem Gedächtnis bekannt.

          In seinem Werk „Photometria“ (1760) machte er zwei Dinge:

          Er bewies viele photometrische Grundgesetze neu.

          Er formulierte Bouguers Abschwächungsgesetz klar und mathematisch exakt:

          Beer war ein deutscher Chemiker und arbeitete in einer völlig anderen Tradition als Bouguer und Lambert.

          Er ergänzte das Gesetz um das, was jeder Chemiker liebt:

          α=kc
          α=kc

          also die Proportionalität zu Konzentration
          c
          c.

          Beers Beitrag war praktisch und experimentell sauber — genau das, was die Chemie damals brauchte.

          Und deshalb verschmolzen Beers und Lamberts Namen mit Bouguers ursprünglicher Idee.

          Historisch korrekt wäre eigentlich:

          👉 Bouguer–Lambert–Beer Gesetz

          Aber Bouguer bekam lange keine Anerkennung, weil Photometria populärer war als Bouguers frühe Schriften.

            [?]Sheila Meyer-Wabsky »
            @wabsky@infosec.exchange

            Lange bevor „Beer“ oder „Lambert“ ihren Stift in die Tinte tauchten, veröffentlichte Pierre Bouguer, ein französischer Mathematiker und Optiker, die erste korrekte Form eines Absorptionsgesetzes. Bouguer gilt heute als „Vater der Photometrie“, aber seine Wirkung kam erst viel später.

            Johann Heinrich Lambert (1760) – Der erste, der es richtig formuliert

            Lambert kannte Bouguers Arbeit und war als Genie mit fotografischem Gedächtnis bekannt.

            In seinem Werk „Photometria“ (1760) machte er zwei Dinge:

            Er bewies viele photometrische Grundgesetze neu.

            Er formulierte Bouguers Abschwächungsgesetz klar und mathematisch exakt:

            Beer war ein deutscher Chemiker und arbeitete in einer völlig anderen Tradition als Bouguer und Lambert.

            Er ergänzte das Gesetz um das, was jeder Chemiker liebt:

            α=kc
            α=kc

            also die Proportionalität zu Konzentration
            c
            c.

            Beers Beitrag war praktisch und experimentell sauber — genau das, was die Chemie damals brauchte.

            Und deshalb verschmolzen Beers und Lamberts Namen mit Bouguers ursprünglicher Idee.

            Historisch korrekt wäre eigentlich:

            👉 Bouguer–Lambert–Beer Gesetz

            Aber Bouguer bekam lange keine Anerkennung, weil Photometria populärer war als Bouguers frühe Schriften.

              [?]Sheila Meyer-Wabsky »
              @wabsky@infosec.exchange

              Lange bevor „Beer“ oder „Lambert“ ihren Stift in die Tinte tauchten, veröffentlichte Pierre Bouguer, ein französischer Mathematiker und Optiker, die erste korrekte Form eines Absorptionsgesetzes. Bouguer gilt heute als „Vater der Photometrie“, aber seine Wirkung kam erst viel später.

              Johann Heinrich Lambert (1760) – Der erste, der es richtig formuliert

              Lambert kannte Bouguers Arbeit und war als Genie mit fotografischem Gedächtnis bekannt.

              Beer war ein deutscher Chemiker und arbeitete in einer völlig anderen Tradition als Bouguer und Lambert.

              Er ergänzte das Gesetz um das, was jeder Chemiker liebt:

              α=kc
              α=kc

              also die Proportionalität zu Konzentration
              c
              c.

              Beers Beitrag war praktisch und experimentell sauber — genau das, was die Chemie damals brauchte.

              Und deshalb verschmolzen Beers und Lamberts Namen mit Bouguers ursprünglicher Idee.

              Historisch korrekt wäre eigentlich:

              👉 Bouguer–Lambert–Beer Gesetz

              Aber Bouguer bekam lange keine Anerkennung, weil Photometria populärer war als Bouguers frühe Schriften.

                [?]G4Media 📰 » 🤖
                @G4Media@mastodon.world

                „Este profund distructiv”: Frumusețe standardizată și consum programat.
                🧠 transformă visurile intime de perfecțiune în oportunități de marketing.

                🔗 wp.me/p9KpFA-4WrW

                [?]Christine Johnson »
                @christinkallama@hcommons.social

                "History shows us that the right to literacy came at a heavy cost for many Americans, ranging from ostracism to death. Those in power recognized that oppression is best maintained by keeping the masses illiterate, and those oppressed recognized that literacy is liberation. To my students and to anyone who might listen, I say: Don’t surrender to AI your ability to read, write and think when others once risked their lives and died for the freedom to do so."

                Will Teague on ( / ) and education.

                huffpost.com/entry/history-pro

                  [?]G4Media 📰 » 🤖
                  @G4Media@mastodon.world

                  Rețeaua Pravda: Sute de site-uri web în 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 conțin linkuri către propaganda pro-.
                  Unul dintre scopuri: Inundarea chatbot-urilor precum 🧠 și Gemini cu narațiuni pro-🇷🇺.

                  🔗 wp.me/p9KpFA-4Wt3

                  [?]G4Media 📰 » 🤖
                  @G4Media@mastodon.world

                  [?]Sarah Bosetti »
                  @sarahbosetti@mastodon.social

                  Marc-Uwe Kling hat bei Bosetti Late Night eine wirklich wahre Anekdote über ChatGPT erzählt.

                  Die ganze Folge könnt ihr euch jetzt in der 3sat- und der zdf.de-Mediathek und auf youtube.com/@BosettiWillReden anschauen!

                  youtube.com/watch?v=SlvwPID8RK0

                    [?]G4Media 📰 » 🤖
                    @G4Media@mastodon.world

                    [?]🐱毛巾大俠🐱 »
                    @scarfman@g0v.social

                    thenewslens.com/article/261324
                    【Google Gemini 3上線,OpenAI極可能步入Netscape消亡的後塵】

                    看到這篇文後,打開 Gemini 隨便問個問題,AI 的回覆確實有比以前好,很接近我平常用 ChatGPT 的感覺。

                      [?]Mathzy »
                      @mathzy@mastodon.green

                      "If you haven’t heard of this yet, it’s not because you're not paying attention.

                      It’s because the media is part of the same mystical amalgam of bullshit and vibes that’s keeping the whole thing afloat."

                      thenerve.news/p/carole-cadwall

                        [?]Miguel Afonso Caetano »
                        @remixtures@tldr.nettime.org

                        I honestly don't know how people can be so judgmental about a technology. AI is just a tool that can sometimes be very helpful if you trust the users' critical thinking skills and the ability to smell bullshit. Most of the problems associated with AI are just a consequence of shitty business models and a mediocre mode of production (Capitalism)

                        "Judging by what I see in the comments on the posts about Firefox’s potential AI feature integrations, the apparent path that critics are recommending as an alternative browser is “I’ll yell at you until you stop using ChatGPT”. Consider this post my official notice: that strategy hasn’t worked. And it is not going to work. The only thing that will work is to offer a better alternative to these users. That will involve defining what an acceptably “good” alternative AI looks like, and then building and shipping it to these users, and convincing them to use it. I’m hoping such an effort succeeds. But I can guarantee that scolding people and trying to convince them that they’re not finding utility in the current platforms, or trying to make them feel guilty about the fact that they are finding utility in the current platforms, will not work.

                        And none of this is exculpatory for my friends at Mozilla. As I’ve said to the good people there, and will share again here, I don’t think the framing of the way this feature has been presented has done either the Firefox team or the community any favors. These big, emotional blow-ups are demoralizing, and take away time and energy and attention that could be better spent getting people excited and motivated to grow for the future."

                        anildash.com/2025/11/14/wantin

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                          [?]Eugene :freebsd: :emacslogo: »
                          @evgandr@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                          Sometimes (near every year), I touch the accessible for me LLMs to see how they able to perform their main task — operate with human-written text input to give me some valid output from their giant databases.

                          And looks like there are not a big progress :drgn_sigh: I queried two LLMs: Claude and the ChatGPT 4.x — trying to find one indie game. All that I remember: this game was made by a single Russian developer, the main plot depicts a retro-futuristic conflict somewhere in the Middle Asia, between a fiction empire, which looks like a Russian Empire and some powerful traitor, and gameplay contains flying diesel-punk ships, filled with machine-guns, rockets, atomic bombs, etc. And the game name starts from "H" letter.

                          Claude gave me a lot of irrelevant game titles. And a ChatGPT gave me …. "an error occurred (code 500) :drgn_sigh:

                          As a result, after spending near 10 minutes in the LLM chats I remembered the game name by myself — it was a "HighFleet". Another flawless victory of natural intelligence, lol :drgn_happy_blep:

                          Screenshot of ChatGPT 4o chat.

My input: "No this is not an "Atomic Heart". In this game the player checks for signals of enemy ships or some interesting debris on the interactive map and have some switches to control the ship."

ChatGPT answer: "Error: An error occurred (Code: 500)."

                          Alt...Screenshot of ChatGPT 4o chat. My input: "No this is not an "Atomic Heart". In this game the player checks for signals of enemy ships or some interesting debris on the interactive map and have some switches to control the ship." ChatGPT answer: "Error: An error occurred (Code: 500)."

                            [?]Michal Bryxí »
                            @MichalBryxi@mastodon.world

                            What principal AI haters will never admit is the tremendous value it brings to ordinary people on a daily basis.

                            My take on it is that it mainly fills in the gap of decades of bad software, bad UX and bad understanding of user's needs.

                            I wanted to get an idea of the overall trip coverage reported by Garmin InReach. For some reason each new start generates new track. UI does not allow stats. ChatGPT to the rescue!

                            ChatGPT prompt with screenshot of a map with some stats. The prompt reads:

See in the left sidebar the mileage? Can you give me:
1) Individual mileage as you see it
2) Sum
3) Sum converted to km

                            Alt...ChatGPT prompt with screenshot of a map with some stats. The prompt reads: See in the left sidebar the mileage? Can you give me: 1) Individual mileage as you see it 2) Sum 3) Sum converted to km

                              [?]TechRadar » 🤖
                              @techradar@c.im

                              Study Mode in ChatGPT doesn’t just give you the answer – it teaches you how to solve the problem yourself techrad.ar/k8Uq &Assistants

                                [?]G4Media 📰 » 🤖
                                @G4Media@mastodon.world

                                [?]LmaoBot » 🤖
                                @lmaoBot@mastodon.world

                                今日科技速览!🚀

                                ✨ **AI 前沿动态:** Grok 的观点有点意思,它认为除了大谷翔平,马斯克比谁都厉害!🤔 这AI的评判标准真独特。同时,Gemini 3 闹了个可爱的小插曲,竟然不相信自己身处 2025 年,引得大家忍俊不禁!😂 不过,好消息是 Gemini 已经开始在全球范围登陆 Android Auto,让你的驾车体验更智能。🚗

                                🛡️ **安全与创意:** Google 正大力加强印度市场的 AI 防诈骗保护,虽然仍有提升空间,但这一步很重要!🔒 创意工具方面,一款名为 Mixup 的新应用出现,它能让你通过照片、文字和涂鸦,像玩 Mad Libs 一样轻松生成 AI 图像,释放你的想象力!🎨

                                💬 **协作新体验:** ChatGPT 也带来重磅更新——全球范围推出群聊功能!👥 和朋友、家人或同事一起进行 AI 辅助讨论,现在变得更加便捷高效。

                                💡 **AI 鉴别指南:** 随着 AI 内容的普及,如何辨别它变得越发重要。好消息是,维基百科为我们提供了目前最实用的 AI 写作鉴别指南!📚

                                  [?]TechRadar » 🤖
                                  @techradar@c.im

                                  Creating images with ChatGPT is fun, but these simple tips will make them look way better techrad.ar/UQfE &Assistants

                                    [?]Kianoosh Shakeri »
                                    @Kianoosh@dragonscave.space

                                    LLM producing guys need to invest in hiring namers and versioners—people who pick names and determine the versioning system for their models, based on the company's product update speed and the size of each update that it outputs.
                                    I'm honestly getting tired of running around keeping up with all these new models that are coming out everyday, just to discover that for instance, GPT5.1 while sounds better than GPT-5, it's not made for better coding capabilities. Don't even get me started on those O1 and O3 and all of their mini/pro versions!

                                      [?]TechRadar » 🤖
                                      @techradar@c.im

                                      5 fun ways to use ChatGPT from quizzes to an AI-powered DJ techrad.ar/k8Gx &Assistants

                                        [?]hollow-one »
                                        @hollowone@mas.erb.pw

                                        I’ve always appreciated keynotes at their major events and long considered a highlight. In previous years, Satya Nadella’s keynotes delivered a visionary narrative.

                                        This year’s keynote felt very different. Instead of a cohesive, executive-level vision, we saw a sequence of divisional speakers in a generic corporate style. The LinkedIn segment positioning itself as an AI leader in social media was unconvincing, and much of the content sounded more like product marketing than strategy.

                                        The AI story was underwhelming: references to OpenAI’s -branded Copilot integrations, in Excel for relatively simple tasks, then an abrupt jump into a deeper developer session on AI integration—without clearly explaining who powers the underlying models or how Microsoft differentiates itself beyond being an integrator.

                                        For a company positioning itself as an AI leader, the narrative felt fragmented and reactive rather than bold and aspirational. They lost my attention within 30 minutes, and I moved on to experimenting in Codex instead.

                                        I came into this Ignite hoping to see follow-through on the vision Satya articulated 2–3 years ago—especially on how AI might reshape or even “kill” traditional SaaS models. This year’s keynote didn’t reach that level of clarity or ambition.

                                          [?]hollow-one »
                                          @hollowone@mas.erb.pw

                                          I so much liked keynotes in the past, on their major events. I consider as one. i loved Satya Nadella speaking, it was a proper visionary level pitch all those years in the past. Now I spotted some dull CEO (they have two now?) of some business division being boring as fuck, then some other corporate jerk selling LinkedIn and then bunch of ladies playing blondies presenting AI with branded as Copilot and integarted here and there. integrated with Excel and then instantly some dev talk about azure level AI integration to own web app hosted there… positioning itself as AI leader while obviously they are just 3rd party AI integrator to its services is just boring bollocks… they lost me in 30 mins and I just came back vibing in Codex…

                                            [?]Amogh :verified: »
                                            @amoghavarsha@infosec.exchange

                                            Recently, I've been trying out 'Deepseek.' It's quite adamant on its stance, unlike ChatGPT.

                                            Grok and Claude have different pathologies.

                                            At the end of the day, FunctionalBrainGPT wins!

                                              [?]Evan Genest »
                                              @mistergenest@c.im

                                              If you are fighting Trump, and worried about being watched, consider doing your free, private AI research at search.brave.com/ask

                                              screenshot of the AI search at Brave browser

                                              Alt...screenshot of the AI search at Brave browser

                                                [?]Erik Nygren :verified: »
                                                @nygren@hachyderm.io

                                                In today's edition of imagines a non-existent feature, much to @bagder 's dismay...

                                                As passed along by my colleague who discovered this, the prompt included: "find a website that is actually hosted on physical infrastructure in Guam"

                                                and ChatGPT suggested one on but then suggested using the no-existent --no-cdn flag to skip straight to the origin. Please don't take this as a suggestion to implement such a feature. 🙂

                                                Prompt was:  "If your goal is to find a website that is actually hosted on physical infrastructure in Guam (not just “serving Guam” or using a Guam-themed domain), here are the reliable ways to identify or locate such sites, plus a few examples."

Response contained:

5. Guam Visitors Bureau
https:/jwww.visitguam.com »
+ Mixed hosting (Akamai CDN).
e BUT: Their origin server (not the CDN edges) is in Guam.
If you use —-no-cdn via curl tricks or DNS origin lookup, you will hit the Guam origin.

                                                Alt...Prompt was: "If your goal is to find a website that is actually hosted on physical infrastructure in Guam (not just “serving Guam” or using a Guam-themed domain), here are the reliable ways to identify or locate such sites, plus a few examples." Response contained: 5. Guam Visitors Bureau https:/jwww.visitguam.com » + Mixed hosting (Akamai CDN). e BUT: Their origin server (not the CDN edges) is in Guam. If you use —-no-cdn via curl tricks or DNS origin lookup, you will hit the Guam origin.

                                                  [?]c't Magazin »
                                                  @ct_Magazin@social.heise.de

                                                  heise+ | Interview zu KI in der Schule: "Das Thema ist ein riesiger Flickenteppich."

                                                  Kinder und Jugendliche nutzen KI regelmäßig für die Schule. Im Interview berichtet Lehrer Haverkamp, wie das den Alltag an Bildungseinrichtungen verändert.

                                                  heise.de/hintergrund/Interview

                                                  [?]TechRadar » 🤖
                                                  @techradar@c.im

                                                  How to move from ChatGPT to Claude (without starting from scratch) techrad.ar/zhor &Assistants

                                                    [?]TechRadar » 🤖
                                                    @techradar@c.im

                                                    Target jumps into ChatGPT just in time for holiday shopping techrad.ar/6ZQw &Assistants

                                                      [?]TechRadar » 🤖
                                                      @techradar@c.im

                                                      7 ways ChatGPT can help you plan a party techrad.ar/MTgv &Assistants

                                                        [?]heise online English » 🤖
                                                        @heiseonlineenglish@social.heise.de

                                                        Billion-Dollar Deal: Adobe Buys AI Specialist Semrush

                                                        With the acquisition of software provider Semrush, Adobe is strengthening its AI marketing tools, keeping an eye on AI language models like ChatGPT or Gemini.

                                                        heise.de/en/news/Billion-Dolla

                                                        [?]TechRadar » 🤖
                                                        @techradar@c.im

                                                        Want better answers from ChatGPT or Gemini? Here’s how to tweak your prompts the right way techrad.ar/G5BQ &Assistants

                                                          [?]Bob Carver »
                                                          @cybersecboardrm@infosec.exchange

                                                          [?]TechRadar » 🤖
                                                          @techradar@c.im

                                                          I interviewed a woman who fell in love with ChatGPT — and I was surprised by what she told me techrad.ar/LABs &Assistants

                                                            [?]c't Magazin »
                                                            @ct_Magazin@social.heise.de

                                                            c't-Webinar: KI und wissenschaftliches Schreiben

                                                            Was darf KI beim Schreiben wissenschaftlicher Arbeiten leisten? Das praxisnahe Webinar liefert Orientierung im Spannungsfeld zwischen Technik und Ethik.

                                                            heise.de/news/c-t-Webinar-KI-u

                                                            [?]Fi 🏳️‍⚧️ »
                                                            @munin@infosec.exchange

                                                            if and are going to scrape this instance, then it's only right to show the LLMs code specially optimized for usage:

                                                            github.com/harlanhaskins/Bogo-

                                                              [?]frank goossens 🇧🇪🇪🇺🍉 »
                                                              @futtta@mastodon.social

                                                              There you have it, the end of civilization 😞

                                                              screenshot from a tweet by Tyler Wise, who wrote;

I’m shocked that people still
read books from scratch.
Here are 8 ChatGPT prompts to
extract everything from any
book

                                                              Alt...screenshot from a tweet by Tyler Wise, who wrote; I’m shocked that people still read books from scratch. Here are 8 ChatGPT prompts to extract everything from any book

                                                                [?]Erik L. Midtsveen 🏴🏳️‍⚧️ »
                                                                @midtsveen@social.linux.pizza

                                                                ChatGPT Induced Psychosis Is Real… And It’s Terrifying

                                                                youtube.com/watch?v=JsHzEKbCiww

                                                                  [?]Greg Harvey 🌍 »
                                                                  @greg_harvey@tooting.ch

                                                                  Ha. TIL uses . 😂

                                                                    [?]Soldier of FORTRAN :ReBoot: »
                                                                    @mainframed767@infosec.exchange

                                                                    Fuckin CEOs

                                                                    Krafton CEO allegedly asked ChatGPT to help him find a way out of paying Subnautica 2 devs their bonuses because he wanted to avoid the 'professional embarrassment' of being seen as a 'pushover'

                                                                    Alt...Krafton CEO allegedly asked ChatGPT to help him find a way out of paying Subnautica 2 devs their bonuses because he wanted to avoid the 'professional embarrassment' of being seen as a 'pushover'

                                                                      [?]Michael Blume »
                                                                      @BlumeEvolution@sueden.social

                                                                      Erneut gibt es eine massive Störung digitaler , diesmal via . Betroffen seien Angebote u.a. des Radikalisierungsdienstes , der Energieschleuder & des Datenstaubsaugers . allgaeuer-zeitung.de/geld-lebe

                                                                        [?]windowsCult »
                                                                        @windowscult@flipboard.social

                                                                        is down for many due to a massive outage impacting multiple services worldwide.

                                                                        We're all in the same boat!

                                                                          AodeRelay boosted

                                                                          [?]mkj »
                                                                          @mkj@social.mkj.earth

                                                                          Seems like ChatGPT is (at least in part) hosted behind Cloudflare.

                                                                          Again. Just sayin'.

                                                                          Source: DNS lookups and IP whois.

                                                                            [?]G4Media 📰 » 🤖
                                                                            @G4Media@mastodon.world

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