The white paper linked's title is very pragmatic sounding "Raising the Cost of Malicious AI-Powered Image Edit". Would like to read it deeper later to see what the actual mechanisms deployed are. I know ive considered some form of attestation embedding both in the data and form linked with cryptographic signature. You know for emportant things like politics, diplomacy and celeberty endorsement. /s
Tbh I could see this of being an issue in a red state in the US if our law makers were more technically litterate.
Pass a vTPU maybe it will
Sweet, I'm glad the recommendation is working for you!
Or take the "agnostic platform" approach and provide incentives for creators and the tools to limit access based on this.
Sorry, more of lack of detail on my side. In my mind the map app is a part of the work flow. The voice assistant working over Bluetooth is the next piece, and finally button UI control and the VUI.
Unfortunately I haven't seen anything like mimic 3 for Android or full something like full Mycroft replacement of the Google assistant VUI controls.
The thought emporium has a great series of videos of the work they are doing related to this.
I really want to get more into neovim, being able to host the backend service and just point to it from other servers seems super useful for me!
I do DevSecOps/SysAdmin type stuff mostly so vscode with devcontainers being pushed into gitlab-ci for checks and deployments (Ansible, terraform, k8s manifests, helm charts, docker files and occasionally back to my roots with sh and python scripts as needed).
Sometimes though I just toolbox my devcontainers and work client out of there and vim, when I'm just trying stuff out.
Well new project for me to look into thanks. I have only seen petals as a distributed inference engine, so seeing more in the space would be promising.
Yeah, compose for simple testing, then use podman convert it to k8s manifests and clean up from there for production, seems like a reasonable devx.
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I wish content creators learned at least one lesson from big tech. If it isn't what butters your bread steal from push that work to community where you can, leverage opensource so you customize where you need to quickly. The fact that Nebula, Floatplane, CuriousityStream, Dropout, etc are all eating engineering cost to attempt to complete against Google, Disney, Netflix, Fox, Etc is wild to me.
Ehh maybe I'm the moron and the special special sauce isn't the content but the slightly different video format and selection screen they are paying some third party to work for them (or building in house).