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This survey seems pretty interesting. My only concern is whether data collected using SurveyMonkey Audience really represents Americans in a broad sense. What do you guys think? https://www.artificialintelligence-news.com/news/50-5-of-americans-say-ai-romance-can-count-as-cheating/ submitted by /u/Slow_Yogurtcloset110 [link] [comments]

There are so many people uploading their pictures to be edited, disclosing people's names, detailed experiences, trauma, opinions and ideas with seemingly no filter. Additionally, the power users have given AI access to their password manager for coding, debugging. Access to their files and computers as a whole is something Claude advertises. Connections to their emails, calendar, text messages and multiple other apps via API. Trusting AI with personal health information (diagnosis, prescriptions) In my AI usage I always use aliases, never disclose location, often portray as not me (someone asked me if...). I scrub any document from personal information. I don't have any AI chat bot linked to anything and use VPN and burner email before I use it. Am I overly panicked for privacy with AI?...

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As the title says. Looking for one where you can change the singer to anyone, or singer from a different song to a specific one. Hope I’m making any sense. Just wondering how people do that? What would be the best tool if I wanted to do that? submitted by /u/xClayman [link] [comments]

We’re comparing a few options for a large contact center the main goal is to automate repetitive stuff so the team can focus on more important work. I care most about whether it can handle those routine conversations without creating more problems for customers or staff. It also needs to work with the systems we already use and give us enough visibility to catch issues once it’s live. submitted by /u/Scared-Dig8533 [link] [comments]

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A Turing Award and Nobel prize winner predicted in the 1960s that the programming occupation would become extinct, because computers would program themselves. https://seanhelvey.com/tools-and-their-tools/ submitted by /u/Lambda11 [link] [comments]

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