earthworm

But the AI can!

I believe other people should have opinions for me.

is a whole new sentence compared to the quote in the picture.

I don’t even need to know who the person is to call that out.

That profile pic is the icing on the cake

I feel blessed by the absence of curiosity

In before

We had no idea the performer in the advertisement for our product was AI-generated. We outsource our marketing to a third party agency and had no involvement in the production of this content.

OP clearly wasn’t there for the beforetimes, when cities were razed by bovines from hell wielding polearms.

Edit : Great day to discover !dungeoncrawlercarl@lemmy.ca exists!

I assume they’re replacing it with Autopilot Scout TotallyNotAIGuysISwearThisTime.

Autocorrect is a birch.

You can also have it randomize the order of the numbers in the keypad.

Are you actually complaining about having the option to increase security?

You can set up 2fa unlock now.

After fingerprint, I put in a PIN.

If that’s not enough, you can always just require a full password unlock instead.

It’s patched now, but for a few weeks, hackers could VPN close to where your account was made and trick Instagram’s support AI into giving them the keys.

Once it looks like the request is coming from the correct region, they tell the Meta support AI that the account is hacked and ask it to send the verification codes to an arbitrary email address they control.

!savedyouaclick@lemmy.world

I don’t know about OP, but just one page of your comment history is so hateful that I hope we never meet irl.

“Tried to exterminate all mosquitoes”

is a way better origin story for the end of humankind than all the everything else going on.

Now that they’ve milked the brand dry, my bet is they’ll either:

Let it go bankrupt and walk away with the profits, or

Sell to someone who will use what’s left of the brand’s credibility to drain any remaining suckers hoping for a revival.

Corrected headline: AI gave companies a new excuse to make jobs worse

• A new Surfshark study found that over 50% of the top 15 mobile browsers collect user location data.
• Microsoft Edge, Aloha, Yandex, and Phoenix collect precise location data, with Edge and Aloha openly sharing it with third parties.
• Privacy-focused browsers like Tor, Brave, and DuckDuckGo do not collect app-level location data, proving that continuous tracking isn’t technically necessary.

proving that continuous tracking isn’t technically necessary

Shoot for the Gilead. If you miss, you still land among the capitalist nightmare hellscape.

This guy is wearing the cyberpunk act two villain starter pack.