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Dear Intuitive community,
As we start this new day on 14 December 2022, we invite you to join us in a moment of reflection and gratitude.
Let us take a deep breath and ground ourselves in the present moment, aware of the beauty and magic that surrounds us.
We are grateful for the unique gifts and talents that each one of us brings to the Intuitive community network on Telegram messenger and across all our platforms. We are so glad to have you with us here.
We believe in the power of our collective wisdom and support. We trust in our ability to care for and respect one another as we navigate the challenges and opportunities that come our way.
Let us cultivate a space of compassion and understanding, where we can learn from one another and grow together.
As we go about our day, let us remember to nurture our minds, bodies, and spirits with love and intention. May we find strength and inspiration in our connection to one another, and may we continue to shine our light and share our gifts with the world.
With love and gratitude,
Max, Intuitive Intent, & this
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As we start this new day on 14 December 2022, we invite you to join us in a moment of reflection and gratitude.
Let us take a deep breath and ground ourselves in the present moment, aware of the beauty and magic that surrounds us.
We are grateful for the unique gifts and talents that each one of us brings to the Intuitive community network on Telegram messenger and across all our platforms. We are so glad to have you with us here.
We believe in the power of our collective wisdom and support. We trust in our ability to care for and respect one another as we navigate the challenges and opportunities that come our way.
Let us cultivate a space of compassion and understanding, where we can learn from one another and grow together.
As we go about our day, let us remember to nurture our minds, bodies, and spirits with love and intention. May we find strength and inspiration in our connection to one another, and may we continue to shine our light and share our gifts with the world.
With love and gratitude,
Max, Intuitive Intent, & this
Intuitive community network
www.tgoop.com/IntuitiveIntent/93
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www.tgoop.com/IntuitivePublicRadio/11111
14 December 2022, Noj Caban 9 Chicchan • Vibrant, colorful, sacred, magical owl vulture warrior women with confidence, courage, joy, intensity, and drive to safeguard all our families and communities • www.tgoop.com/OwlVultureWarrior • Art series co-created by Megan Elizabeth Morris with Midjourney AI
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Oh man.
The whole AI conversation is getting... so... especially... interesting...
The whole AI conversation is getting... so... especially... interesting...
Dear Santa, why don't you leave as many presents for the poor children?
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Jason Breshears of Archaix: There Is A Wizard Within You • youtube.com/watch?v=_-Jjh880ZiI • www.tgoop.com/IntuitiveUnknown/2449, www.tgoop.com/Esomancy/72, www.tgoop.com/EsoExp/575
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Our imagination is entirely nonlocal, a quantum phenomenon that is independent of, and can influence, the physical, Newtonian world around us.
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VALL-E: Microsoft's new zero-shot text-to-speech model can duplicate everyone's voice in three seconds | Metaverse Post
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6 June 2024, BBC:
' Plans to use peoples' public posts and images on Facebook and Instagram to train artificial intelligence (AI) tools belonging to parent company Meta have been attacked by digital rights groups.
The social media giant recently has been informing UK and European users of the platforms that, under privacy policy changes taking effect on 26 June, their information can be used to "develop and improve" its AI products.
This includes posts, images, image captions, comments and Stories that users over the age of 18 have shared with a public audience on Facebook and Instagram, but not private messages.
Noyb, a European campaign group that advocates for digital rights, called its processing of years' worth of user content on the sites an "abuse of personal data for AI".
It has filed complaints with 11 data protection authorities across Europe, urging them to take immediate action on halt the company's plans.
Meta said it was confident its approach complied with relevant privacy laws and was consistent with how other big tech firms used data to develop AI experiences across Europe.
In a blogpost published on 22 May, it said European user information would support a wider rollout of its generative AI experiences, in part by providing more relevant training data.
"These features and experiences need to be trained on information that reflects the diverse cultures and languages of the European communities," it said.
Tech firms have been rushing to find fresh, multiformat data to build and improve models that can power chatbots, image generators and other buzzy AI products.
Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said on an earnings call in February the firm's "unique data" would be key to its AI "playbook" going forward.
“There are hundreds of billions of publicly shared images and tens of billions of public videos," he told investors, also noting the firm's access to an abundance of public text posts in comments.
The company's chief product officer, Chris Cox, said in May the firm already uses public Facebook and Instagram user data for its generative AI products available elsewhere in the world.
What is AI, how does it work and what can it be used for?
'Highly awkward'
The way in which Meta has informed people about the change in the use of their data has also been criticised.
Facebook and Instagram users in the UK and Europe recently received a notification or email about how their information will be used for AI from 26 June.
This says the firm is relying on legitimate interests as its legal basis for processing their data - meaning people essentially have to opt-out by exercising their "right to object" if they do not want it to be used for AI.
Those wanting to do so can click the hyper-linked "right to object" text when opening the notification, which takes them to a form requiring they say how the processing would impact them.
The process has been criticised by Noyb, as well as people online who say they have tried to opt-out.
In a series of posts about it on X, one user described it as "highly awkward".
Another voiced concern that having to fill in a form and explain the processing's impact on them might "dissuade" those who want to object from doing so.
"Shifting the responsibility to the user is completely absurd," said Noyb co-founder Max Schrems.
Mr Schrems is an Austrian activist and lawyer who has previously challenged Facebook's privacy practices. '
(con't...)
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cw99n3qjeyjo 🌐
facebook.com/share/p/SNUqgZErZVnurzsm/
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' Plans to use peoples' public posts and images on Facebook and Instagram to train artificial intelligence (AI) tools belonging to parent company Meta have been attacked by digital rights groups.
The social media giant recently has been informing UK and European users of the platforms that, under privacy policy changes taking effect on 26 June, their information can be used to "develop and improve" its AI products.
This includes posts, images, image captions, comments and Stories that users over the age of 18 have shared with a public audience on Facebook and Instagram, but not private messages.
Noyb, a European campaign group that advocates for digital rights, called its processing of years' worth of user content on the sites an "abuse of personal data for AI".
It has filed complaints with 11 data protection authorities across Europe, urging them to take immediate action on halt the company's plans.
Meta said it was confident its approach complied with relevant privacy laws and was consistent with how other big tech firms used data to develop AI experiences across Europe.
In a blogpost published on 22 May, it said European user information would support a wider rollout of its generative AI experiences, in part by providing more relevant training data.
"These features and experiences need to be trained on information that reflects the diverse cultures and languages of the European communities," it said.
Tech firms have been rushing to find fresh, multiformat data to build and improve models that can power chatbots, image generators and other buzzy AI products.
Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said on an earnings call in February the firm's "unique data" would be key to its AI "playbook" going forward.
“There are hundreds of billions of publicly shared images and tens of billions of public videos," he told investors, also noting the firm's access to an abundance of public text posts in comments.
The company's chief product officer, Chris Cox, said in May the firm already uses public Facebook and Instagram user data for its generative AI products available elsewhere in the world.
What is AI, how does it work and what can it be used for?
'Highly awkward'
The way in which Meta has informed people about the change in the use of their data has also been criticised.
Facebook and Instagram users in the UK and Europe recently received a notification or email about how their information will be used for AI from 26 June.
This says the firm is relying on legitimate interests as its legal basis for processing their data - meaning people essentially have to opt-out by exercising their "right to object" if they do not want it to be used for AI.
Those wanting to do so can click the hyper-linked "right to object" text when opening the notification, which takes them to a form requiring they say how the processing would impact them.
The process has been criticised by Noyb, as well as people online who say they have tried to opt-out.
In a series of posts about it on X, one user described it as "highly awkward".
Another voiced concern that having to fill in a form and explain the processing's impact on them might "dissuade" those who want to object from doing so.
"Shifting the responsibility to the user is completely absurd," said Noyb co-founder Max Schrems.
Mr Schrems is an Austrian activist and lawyer who has previously challenged Facebook's privacy practices. '
(con't...)
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cw99n3qjeyjo 🌐
facebook.com/share/p/SNUqgZErZVnurzsm/
www.tgoop.com/IntuitiveAI/745
www.tgoop.com/IntuitiveAI/746
BBC News
Plans to use Facebook and Instagram posts to train AI criticised
Public posts, images and image captions will also be used to develop parent company Meta's AI tools.
(...con't)
' He said Meta should have to ask users to consent and opt-in, "not to provide a hidden and misleading opt-out form".
"If Meta wants to use your data, they have to ask for your permission. Instead, they make users beg to be excluded," he added.
Meta says the process is legally compliant and used by rivals.
According to its privacy policy, it will uphold objections and stop using information unless it finds it has "compelling" grounds that do not outweigh user rights or interests.
But even if you do not have a Meta account, or successfully object, the company says it may still use some information about you for its AI products - such as if you appear in an image shared publicly by someone else on Facebook or Instagram.
"Meta is basically saying that it can use any data from any source for any purpose and make it available to anyone in the world, as long as it’s done via 'AI technology'" said Mr Schrems.
The Irish Data Protection Commission - which leads on ensuring Meta's compliance with EU data law due to its Dublin headquarters - confirmed to the BBC it has received a complaint from Noyb and is "looking into the matter”. '
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cw99n3qjeyjo 🌐
facebook.com/share/p/SNUqgZErZVnurzsm/
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' He said Meta should have to ask users to consent and opt-in, "not to provide a hidden and misleading opt-out form".
"If Meta wants to use your data, they have to ask for your permission. Instead, they make users beg to be excluded," he added.
Meta says the process is legally compliant and used by rivals.
According to its privacy policy, it will uphold objections and stop using information unless it finds it has "compelling" grounds that do not outweigh user rights or interests.
But even if you do not have a Meta account, or successfully object, the company says it may still use some information about you for its AI products - such as if you appear in an image shared publicly by someone else on Facebook or Instagram.
"Meta is basically saying that it can use any data from any source for any purpose and make it available to anyone in the world, as long as it’s done via 'AI technology'" said Mr Schrems.
The Irish Data Protection Commission - which leads on ensuring Meta's compliance with EU data law due to its Dublin headquarters - confirmed to the BBC it has received a complaint from Noyb and is "looking into the matter”. '
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cw99n3qjeyjo 🌐
facebook.com/share/p/SNUqgZErZVnurzsm/
www.tgoop.com/IntuitiveAI/745
www.tgoop.com/IntuitiveAI/746
BBC News
Plans to use Facebook and Instagram posts to train AI criticised
Public posts, images and image captions will also be used to develop parent company Meta's AI tools.
Bill Syrjala wrote,
' =The medical profession is going to collapse ... =
.
... over the next 10 to 15 years, according to this doctor (video link in main thread). And I agree with him. The three top reasons he gives for why this will occur:
.
⦿ -- The use of Artificial Intelligence via "centralized" AI tools, inside the healthcare industry ... (e.g. tools that read radiology scans, and diagnose cancer much more accurately than oncologists do). We have all heard about AI destroying jobs in most other industries, and this will certainly happen in the medical industry.
.
⦿ -- Increased use of Nurse Practitioners and Physicians' Assistants
.
⦿ -- The patient/customer has lost trust in healthcare (worldwide), because of the high costs, low quality, delays in care, and consistent ignorance of actual medical science. An example of this ignorance occurred over the last 4 years, with respect to effective early treatments for "the virus" that were censored and suppressed.
.
One thing the Doctor didn't mention, and that I posted about last week, is that *decentralized* (or at least non-censored) AI platforms/tools that will be used by the patient outside of the healthcare system, will also disrupt the healthcare industry. This will happen in much the same way, but with much better results, than those patients who currently use the (non-AI) internet for self-treatment and self-diagnosis.
.
A key clarification on this AI point, is that I am *not* speaking about the already existing mainstream AI tools like Google Gemini or ChatGPT. Instead, I am speaking about AI tools that do not exist yet (but are being built), and which will not censor medical information.
.
The video below has 6,000 comments, and this comment has 4,000 likes:
.
"I don’t trust anyone in the healthcare field"
. '
Video link: youtu.be/e3j88NHXUS0
facebook.com/share/KDJNtP2Y8r7D3Mpn/
www.tgoop.com/IntuitiveAI/747
' =The medical profession is going to collapse ... =
.
... over the next 10 to 15 years, according to this doctor (video link in main thread). And I agree with him. The three top reasons he gives for why this will occur:
.
⦿ -- The use of Artificial Intelligence via "centralized" AI tools, inside the healthcare industry ... (e.g. tools that read radiology scans, and diagnose cancer much more accurately than oncologists do). We have all heard about AI destroying jobs in most other industries, and this will certainly happen in the medical industry.
.
⦿ -- Increased use of Nurse Practitioners and Physicians' Assistants
.
⦿ -- The patient/customer has lost trust in healthcare (worldwide), because of the high costs, low quality, delays in care, and consistent ignorance of actual medical science. An example of this ignorance occurred over the last 4 years, with respect to effective early treatments for "the virus" that were censored and suppressed.
.
One thing the Doctor didn't mention, and that I posted about last week, is that *decentralized* (or at least non-censored) AI platforms/tools that will be used by the patient outside of the healthcare system, will also disrupt the healthcare industry. This will happen in much the same way, but with much better results, than those patients who currently use the (non-AI) internet for self-treatment and self-diagnosis.
.
A key clarification on this AI point, is that I am *not* speaking about the already existing mainstream AI tools like Google Gemini or ChatGPT. Instead, I am speaking about AI tools that do not exist yet (but are being built), and which will not censor medical information.
.
The video below has 6,000 comments, and this comment has 4,000 likes:
.
"I don’t trust anyone in the healthcare field"
. '
Video link: youtu.be/e3j88NHXUS0
facebook.com/share/KDJNtP2Y8r7D3Mpn/
www.tgoop.com/IntuitiveAI/747
Bill Syrjala wrote,
' =Yet another red flag with *centralized* AI=
.
See the (2nd) graphic below for the profile of OpenAI's new board hire. This hire is a classic example of revolving-door "regulatory capture".
.
We already knew that centralized AI could not be trusted to be accurate and unbiased (for example, as we have seen with medical topics). And this new hire further reinforces that concept.
.
As discussed before, the solution to this centralized control problem, will be decentralized AI (e.g. on the blockchain) and/or open source AI, where all of the code is visible and transparent. And that the data upon which the LLM is trained, is not filtered/rigged via censorship.
.
Think of decentralized technology analogs that already exist and work well, like Bitcoin or Linux. Decentralized AI will work well and be trustworthy, when it follows this type of path.
.
All of that said, one other possible solution is a centralized AI (like X or Rumble), that allows free speech, which would then be reflected in non-censored AI query results.
. '
facebook.com/share/sKfdyDJb5obx7J7o/
www.tgoop.com/IntuitiveAI/748
' =Yet another red flag with *centralized* AI=
.
See the (2nd) graphic below for the profile of OpenAI's new board hire. This hire is a classic example of revolving-door "regulatory capture".
.
We already knew that centralized AI could not be trusted to be accurate and unbiased (for example, as we have seen with medical topics). And this new hire further reinforces that concept.
.
As discussed before, the solution to this centralized control problem, will be decentralized AI (e.g. on the blockchain) and/or open source AI, where all of the code is visible and transparent. And that the data upon which the LLM is trained, is not filtered/rigged via censorship.
.
Think of decentralized technology analogs that already exist and work well, like Bitcoin or Linux. Decentralized AI will work well and be trustworthy, when it follows this type of path.
.
All of that said, one other possible solution is a centralized AI (like X or Rumble), that allows free speech, which would then be reflected in non-censored AI query results.
. '
facebook.com/share/sKfdyDJb5obx7J7o/
www.tgoop.com/IntuitiveAI/748