Looks like they are the ones starting a fight.... and escalated... and murdered. Sigh. A complete set-up to fail. Stay strong over there.
Flying_Lynx
joined 2 years ago
nothing of value....
The media literacy lesson is, as I understood, when you disable data consent then you can expect them to sever the data connection (or whatever they wrote in their 11,344 page TOS, but one could ask AI for a summary). Also expect it to still be stored on their server to feed the AI though. Or, the delete is surprisingly doing what the delete stands for. This guy is a professor, not some hobbyist.
"I wanted to see whether I would still have access", did he have a contingency plan in case he would indeed lose this access?
He's a "professor of plant molecular physiology at the University of Cologne and member of the CEPLAS Cluster of Excellence". He published articles contain stuff like RNA sequencing, HIV-1 strain binding, and stuff in that range. It's not LEGO, so let's hope he does his what-if experiments (if he does them outside the AI environment) on plant antibody combo's in well regulated and closed environments.... or-else.
I think her criticism is well deserved.
"Compound interest is really interesting", LMFAO Back to roasting "Picard".
And now I'm hooked on Angela's videos... thanks! 👍
The article: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-04064-7 *>in August, I temporarily disabled the ‘data consent’ option because I wanted to see whether I would still have access to all of the model’s functions if I did not provide OpenAI with my data. At that moment, all of my chats were permanently deleted and the project folders were emptied — two years of carefully structured academic work disappeared. No warning appeared. * Well, that sucks...
They are a big company. Their server security is likely much better than your measly home pc. *"So please do all your banking and company research in our cloudcomputer.... " *- (/s for measure)
Hmm. Interestingly enough, it's about the same price as an inactive Cybertruck.
But that's not modern. Most websites need to recreate basic HTML functionality with a GB of javascript libraries. iow. cut that unnecessary out and internet will become a better experience while saving much storage, throughput, and dissipated energies at every substation.