It’s supposed to make you imagine it’s an intelligence instead of just a tool to string together words they saw online. 
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It doesn’t even need to go so far as to make anything. Antivax, convince people to use improper meds…
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That seems like saying that NFTs lost billions. Big numbers backed by nothing went down. 
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Weird to put Nicki Minaj at the top of the headline, given the kind of week she’s had, but sounds like a good idea, generally speaking.
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Ah, I keep wondering if it’s best that that movie lives only in my memory, or if I should see it again…
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They have Samwise on their side.
Victory is assured!
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A team of student researchers has made a giant contribution to solving one of the biggest mysteries in archaeology by revealing the content of Greek writing inside a charred scroll buried 2,000 years ago by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. The winners of a contest called the Vesuvius Challenge trained their machine-learning algorithms on scans of the rolled-up papyrus, unveiling a previously unknown philosophical work that discusses senses and pleasure. The feat paves the way for artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to decipher the rest of the scrolls in their entirety, which researchers say could have revolutionary implications for our understanding of the ancient world.
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ETA2: @anon97585346
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