OpenAI Develops AI Detection Tool with 99.9% Accuracy but Holds Back on Public Release
OpenAI, the renowned AI research firm based in California, has developed a tool capable of detecting AI-generated content with a remarkable accuracy rate of 99.9%. Despite this breakthrough, the company has chosen not to release the technology to the public. Inside sources revealed to the Wall Street Journal that although OpenAI has hinted at the […]
When No One Cares That the 5-Year Old is IN the Baggage Carousel
Me and the Missus rolled our non-coffee filled bodies out of bed, dragged combs across our heads…and made the 30-minute trek from Denton, Texas to the sprawling Dallas Ft. Worth International Airport at 6:00 AM. Destination: Our ‘current’ home of ‘The West Side’, Arizona. We had dutifully helped complete a cross-country move for a close […]
The Digital Apocalypse is Nigh: Why Even Crowds of Cybersecurity Experts Can Get It Wrong
I have been running various online businesses and projects since the late 90’s (yeah, it’s been awhile). However, I don’t claim to know much of anything when it comes to cybersecurity or just plain ol’ basic protecting your online presence other than backing up my own data. So when Crowdstrike crapped the bed this past week […]
Why you should never walk on cobblestone with bare feet more than once
You ever give your business to a company mostly because it’s convenient and they’re close by? Well sure your do. Nothing wrong here. Butt…you ever give your business to a company because it’s convenient and close AND because they continually disappoint you at best…and screw you at worst? Of course not. But that’s […]
Mobile Sucks…Long Live Mobile
Most millennials I know/run into/lecture ad nauseum (usually #3) don’t have desktop/notebook computers. (BTW…I literally mean ‘run in to’ as they stare at their phones while walking through the mall or public thoroughfare…) No huge surprise there. Most of their ‘computing’ (gaming and/or social media pontification) is done on their mobile devices. “You don’t need a ‘regular computer’ […]