For a start you might want to read this interview with Emily M. Bender who is a well-known critic and has much to say about what people need to understand when using these systems that are incorrectly labelled "AI":
„Computers are still computers are still computers and will only do what a human being programs them to do, and people are stupid. Stop assigning them agency. Say that "Microsoft created an automatic hacking program which was inadequately contained." Assign the blame CORRECTLY, because you cannot blame a computer, it's doing exactly what it's programmed to do.
OpenAI is a dead slab of metal and electrons arranged to mimic a human face and if you refuse to see that then you're as brain-dead as any chunk of silicon.“
If those delineators are hit with such speed, many of them will be damaged in a way they need to be replaced. For sure this shit going to cost some money for the tax payers.
It was small. We had printed guides for websites!
In Leipzig werden jeden Tag solche Lieferungen per Flugzeug in die Ukraine abgefertigt, genau deswegen gab es diese Anschlagsversuche.
That's why I don't buy Apple products...
Never do that. You should always fully own and control your communication and computation devices. It's a matter of privacy.
Oh yes the honeybee would be excellent.
I'd also suggest a moose or red deer, a squirrel, lynx, crayfish, lizard or tree frog.
Those are European wild animals that are widespread, have positive associations and stand for biological diversity.
That is true for many other wild animals too.
Ok then we should have wild animals like squirrels, moose and beavers. There are so many beautiful animals in Europe. No reason to restrict the collection to birds only.
Why all the birds? We need at least a cat and a dog.
Not one of those so-called AI systems is an autonomous entity. Every one of these machine learning systems could be regulated, slowed down, or turned off. If a responsible human being was there to do it. Those CEOs simply refuse to take responsibility.