To be fair there are plenty of images like that that aren’t photos of victims. I’m sure the training data contains plenty of images of consensual bondage play, movies and other fiction, and drawings.

That is not at all how analysis works. You can read the article or paper to learn.

Fry some tortillas in cannabutter

Really? How useful, really, is having so many of them? I feel like there are so many more kinds of storefront that could use that space and serve a better spectrum of the community. The weed shops I’ve been in have all had very little inventory for the size of the space they’re in.

It’s not just one file.

I suspect lawyers are involved.

Their blog post with more info https://mindgard.ai/blog/chatgpt-spontaneously-generated-violent-images-from-a-viral-prompt

That is not correct. Data can persist in RAM even when powered off, especially if the sticks are frozen. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_boot_attack

It hangs at the bot check so I can’t read it, but usually you just need to clone the repo and run docker compose up like anything else. I’d read the readme and compose file to see if it says anything useful first.

In poor America there aren’t enough cars to make it unsafe. You can bike up and down the road all day.

Gait analysis. And no, a rock in your shoe doesn’t defeat it.

The article says it wasn’t brought up for a vote.

Yeah. One of their big donors is the Walton Family Foundation. That’s the Walmart family.

And the estate of Joan B. Kroc. She’s the (third) wife of Ray Kroc, the guy that made McDonald’s what it is today.

This war was lost before it even started.

It looks like there’s a docker compose file on the repo. Seems like a good enough place to start as any.

Tom’s is trash and should be banned. The original Ars article it mentions is better: https://arstechnica.com/security/2026/06/users-cry-foul-after-amd-stripped-memory-crypto-from-its-consumer-cpus/

Sounds like it was never really supported, but available. With the new BIOS update it’s no longer available.

Yeah but like… where is the weak link? Is there some deficiency in the protocol itself? Or the implementation in the chipset on one or both sides? Or bandwidth, or overheating?

That’s pretty standard for any image host, especially way back in the 2000s. Disk space and bandwidth was more expensive back then

Nah, too easy to filter. Make them clone MACs they’ve seen, and simulate trips around the city.

If you think there’s a difference I have some bad news for you about how well-protected a lot of our assets are