Exactly this. If you use it as part of a compound word or as a verb it’s totally fine. However “der Führer” (the Führer) is exclusively used to describe Hitler, and it usually has a negative or ironic vibe depending on who says it.
About the Führerschein… führen and fahren have the same etymological root… It is still used in “Führen eines Fahrzeugs” which simply means “driving a car” and that is where the term comes from.
It’s also sad that Nextcloud with their pile of hot PHP garbage seem zo be the ony viable option (apart from selfhosting) when looking for an alternative to OneDrive.
Highly specialized computing power that nobody needs. These are not ordinary multipurpose data centers. Even if you could use the hardware to run models for, let’s say, cancer research: no one outside of the bubble is willing or able to stem the enormous costs of running the infrastructure.
This website has one of the most malicious pseudo cookie banners I have seen so far. I wonder why they are doing this at all, because it’s illegal where sich an Option is required and useless in all other places
You might want to read the actual report then.
You’ll find that the second study was conducted in May/June 2025 and you’ll find the model versions, which were the available free options at the time (page 20)
Also the sourcing errors found where not based on the question which source was selected (aka a bias in sourcing as you seem to imply) but the report explicitly states this:
Sourcing: ‘Are the claims in the response supported by the source the assistant provides?’ (page 9)
“Sourcing was the biggest cause of problems, with 31% of all responses having significant issues with sourcing – this includes information in the response not supported by the cited source, providing no sources at all, or making incorrect or unverifiable sourcing claims.” (page 10)
GPT 4o and Gemini Flash were not “heavily outdated” at the time when the study was conducted, because these were the provided models in the free version which they used (page 20 and page 62).
The goal of the study is not to find the best performing model or to compare the performance of different models, but to use the publicly available AI offerings like a normal consumer would be able to. You might get better results by using a paid pro model or a specialized model of some kind but that’s not the point here.
The reason the AI Bubble will pop is not mass layoffs and the economic consequences thereof. Those glorified text predictors aka LLMs simply can’t meaningfully replace workers on a larger scale. The AI Bubble will pop because the technology is a hype, an unsustainable fantasy and the enormous amount of money speculatively pumped into the companies involved will vanish and drag the economy down with it.
AI Boosters and AI Doomers are two sides of the same coin: Both assume that AI technology is about to become insanely powerful. That’s why Altman and his billionaire friends have no problem speculating about mass job loss or the impending end of humanity through AGI. Both sides serve to fuel the hype and this obscures a third possibility: That LLMs are limited in what can be done with them and relying on them to fulfill a promise to actually replace humans might very likely be a dead end. A collective realisation that those lofty promises are just the equivalent of pulling a rabbit out of a hat is what will burst that bubble.
So, tell us, dear FistingEnthusiast oracle, what’s next for the US?
Slightly incorrect. Anyone identifying with Nazi ideology is a Nazi. There are genuine American Neonazis for example.
Who of you had the urge to look up?
“Somewhat disappointingly, the images and videos shared in the report were taken in the vicinity of the ROV shop at the Marine Institute”
There, saved you a long read
I rotated the photo so that the runway in the background is aligned with the horizon. Also filled in the resulting gaps to not lose too much of the original photo. Looks like it was tilted on purpose. The rotated image is much less dramatic but also boring. I guess sometimes you don’t need AI to manipulate people.
Edit: I don’t get why people think it’s necessary to resort to stupid little tricks like these. This is just dumb
With A.I., it’s on me if I’m duped. What’s the use in that?
That’s the fundamental insight right there.
If you write an email having your name in the sender address or if you sign something with your name, people expect you to be responsible for the content. Outsourcing the content creation to AI does not lift this responsibility. If the AI makes a mistake or if the tone is off, it’s still on you.
If scraping the entire internet for training footage wasn’t enough to make a refined AI video tool — and then further fine-tuning it on a Hollywood studio’s catalog — what will be?
Maybe we should make more movies then? ^^
It’s at 19 million views right now.
It’s an interesting discussion to witness in these posts: convenience vs privacy and control.
The convenience and integration you get with commercial products like IOS or Android comes at a price. Everything that matters to you on a daily basis bundled together in one convenient package means that all things which define you as a person are conveniently interconnected for corporations to sell out your data for everyone who wants it.
GPS: your current whereabouts at any moment in time and a complete history of where you have been in the past
Payment functions: what you are buying and where you have bought it
Communication (Messengers, Phone): Who you communicate with and what you are talking about
Photos and Videos: Real life evidence from all the stuff mentioned above.
Web Browsing: Interests and Needs which will be used against you in a totalitarian surveillance state, at a glance
If you in 2025 still think this convenience is there to please you as a consumer I have bad news for you.
Convenience and interconnection of services look nice and useful but at the same time they’re a privacy nightmare that makes Orwell’s 1984 look like a bedtime story for children.
What this all comes down to: Strictly airgapping the boundaries between the different services is the only way to have a modicum of privacy. Photos do not belong in a cloud controlled by someone you don’t know and should be taken from a separate device. Navigation belongs on a separate device with no internet connection, payment should not be done with a personal identifier at all (if avoidable) etc. Living your life this way might seem terribly inconvenient, but as someone who was alive at a time where all this convenience didn’t exist I can tell you it has its advantages too. You’ll rediscover what really matters.
I did that one year ago, and I don’t miss it. Amazon degraded to a marketplace of low quality Chinese crap anyway. It’s really easy to avoid