4 minutes ago, Engineer said:

Ja kolilo znam, tamo jeste već 30 godina, i to na saveznom nivou. Tj. u tom zakonu se pominje i veštački generisan sadržaj, što je tad uključivalo animacije, CGI ili šta je već postojalo. A ovde se sad spominje neki novi zakon u Luizijani

Aha vidim sada, ocekivano, skola kaznila nju sto je napala decake al nije mogla klince jer nije bilo dokaza. Serifi posle procesuirali klince.

Kako je svet svuda slican, svi ignorisu rane znake da je neko meta napada dok sve ne eksplodira. Uvek je lakse ne mesati se i posle se praviti blesav.

Ako sam dobro shvatio tekst, nisu mogli da nađu dokaze jer je pandur pogledao telefon, kao nije ništa našao (kako li je gledao?), i zato što Snepčet briše fajlove. Da li ih briše samo za korisnike, da li ih briše sa servera, da li ih briše sa servera nepovratno posle nekog vremena ili odmah...? Čini mi se da su se oni izmigoljili iz ovog slučaja a biće takvih još

5 minutes ago, ragasto said:

Ako sam dobro shvatio tekst, nisu mogli da nađu dokaze jer je pandur pogledao telefon, kao nije ništa našao (kako li je gledao?), i zato što Snepčet briše fajlove. Da li ih briše samo za korisnike, da li ih briše sa servera, da li ih briše sa servera nepovratno posle nekog vremena ili odmah...? Čini mi se da su se oni izmigoljili iz ovog slučaja a biće takvih još

Snapchat salje poruke koje nestaju posle par sekundi. Idealno za share-ovanje ovakvih stvari. Ali onaj ko je posla poruku ima fajl, osim ako ga nije izbrisao a i tada mozda moze da se izvuce. Svakako se te stvari prave ili na sajtovima ili u aplikacijama koje su specijalizovane za to i najefikasnije bi bilo da moze da se zakonski gone vlasnici tih app/sajtova koji dozvoljavaju takve stvari.

Ako ništa drugo, škola će da popije tužbu i na ovome se neće završiti. Šta dalje, ko zna.

https://www.kbtx.com

Girl, 13, expelled for hitting classmate who made a deepf...

A 13-year-old student was expelled from a Louisiana middle school after hitting a male classmate who she said created and shared a deepfake pornographic image of her, according to her family’s lawyers

Elon Musk's Grok AI alters images of women to digitally remove their clothes

In a statement to the BBC, Ofcom said it was illegal to "create or share non-consensual intimate images or child sexual abuse material" and confirmed this included sexual deepfakes created with AI.

Pa da:

Edited January 5Jan 5 by Sludge Factory

Cory Doctorow izbacio novu knjigu pre par meseci i sad mi iskače iz svakog drugog klipa na mrežama, dobar je (nisam čitala knjigu, ako neko jeste, nek podeli dal vredi uzimati)

On 12/27/2025 at 2:57 PM, Miki_belavista said:

pisem kode uz pomoc Claude, opet mora covek da proveri i koriguje. Mislim da se malo dize suvise hype oko svega toga, na kraju vecina algoritama sa tu jos od pre mnogo godina, samo su sad CPU i memorija punp jaci i dostupniji.

koristis chat ili neku CLI / IDE intergisanu verziju ?

On 2. 1. 2026. at 18:33, Engineer said:

Elon Musk's Grok AI alters images of women to digitally remove their clothes

Ne, otislo je ovo u krasan qratz.

Mada to ima i dobru stranu, sada ce za svaki skandal ili revenge video moci da se kaze da je fejk.

Najopasnija stvar je sto udara na čula vida i sluha, ono čime primamo fizičku realnost i stvaramo iskustva i stav prema svetu. Hoću reći, nije dobro ako ne možeš da veruješ sopstvenim očima.

Edited January 6Jan 6 by Caligula

15 hours ago, prime1 said:

koristis chat ili neku CLI / IDE intergisanu verziju ?

i chat i cli, jako je dobar takodje i opencode.ai

Connecting to the U.S. electrical transmission system has become the biggest problem for powering up Google data centers on the grid, as the wait times to connect surge to more than a decade in some parts of the country, an energy executive with Google said on Wednesday.

The world's largest technology companies are running up against the realities of the country's slow-moving power system as they race to access vast amounts of electricity for the expansion of energy-intensive data centers, which are increasingly being used to train and roll out artificial intelligence.

https://www.reuters.com/business/google-says-us-transmission-system-is-biggest-challenge-connecting-data-centers-2026-01-14/

Edited January 15Jan 15 by vememah

Few places in the world are seeing more demand from data centers than Phoenix. In the last few years, developers and tech companies have built more than a dozen large-scale data centers. The combined capacity of operating data centers in Arizona is now more than 2,000 MW, according to Cleanview’s data center tracker.

But that’s nothing compared to the growth that is likely to come over the next decade.

Arizona's three major utilities are grappling with data center interconnection requests that would dwarf their existing grids. Arizona Public Service (APS)—which currently peaks around 8,200 MW—has 30,000 MW of data center requests sitting in their queue.

"We've never sat in a position before where somebody's asking you to triple the size of your company," Jacob Tetlow, APS's Executive Vice President, recently told KTAR News. APS's average data center request now stands at 500 megawatts—enough to power roughly 375,000 homes.

Already data centers are causing electricity demand to rise faster in Arizona than almost any other place in the country. In 2025, electricity demand in Arizona grew by 8%—a growth rate 4x larger than that of the United States as a whole. (...)

Data center water use has emerged as another flashpoint in Arizona’s arid landscape. “This has been the driest 12 months in 126 years. We are on red alert, and I think data centers are an irresponsible use of our water,” Mesa Vice Mayor Jenn Duff told NBC News.

Some tech giants are responding by eliminating water cooling. Joe Kava, Google’s VP of Global Data Centers, announced the company’s Mesa facility would use no water for cooling. Microsoft has said its data centers “will use zero water for cooling for more than half the year, leveraging a method called adiabatic cooling.”

This will put less pressure on scarce water resources, but it will push electricity demand up even higher. Companies use water cooling more in order to use electric cooling systems less. Take away the water cooling systems and each data center will use more electricity. In a place like Arizona that might be the right choice, but it’s a tradeoff nonetheless.

https://www.distilled.earth/p/data-centers-are-pushing-arizonas

https://x.com/JavierBlas/status/2012436550705905673