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Those who are old enough, do you miss these days?

Computer class in high school back then for me was treating them as glorified typewriters. I fooled around with some VBScript as that’s all we had available (I was very fortunate my grade school teacher taught us LOGO) and I managed to script kiddy my way into admin access for the internet filter for my friends so we could play stuff on Newgrounds. My career advisor told me to get a science degree because there was no future in computers, haha.

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Jensen Huang says gamers are 'completely wrong' about DLSS 5 — Nvidia CEO responds to DLSS 5 backlash

So this dumb fuck’s own marketing material has said this operates off final pixel colour and motion vectors (for temporal stability presumably) - that says to me that it’s not working with actual geometry info at all. It probably has a step to infer geometry but it’s still just a fancy Instagram filter working with limited data and an obviously ill-suited training set.

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Amazon's Rufus AI shopping assistant can be easily jailbroken and tricked into answering other questions — specific prompts break the chatbot's guidelines and reach underlying AI engine

Jailbreaking is an inherent problem with LLMs that can never be solved. Any safeguard has to be less capable than the LLM it protects, else you can just target that. So there will always be a way to communicate with the LLM in a way that bypasses the safeguard.

It’s like trying to sanitise user input from SQL injections, except the database speaks every form of communication documented by humanity.

All this is to say, I’m glad I’m not responsible for any of these systems.