WIRED caught an AI company scraping its articles w/o permission. Turns out, Amazon was hosting the machine doing the scraping, even though that violates Amazon's terms of service.
Oh! And the AI company is funded by Jeff Bezos.
wired.com/story/aws-perplexity-bot-scraping-investigation/
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This is pretty amazing. I love soft tissue preservation in fossils.
phys.org/news/2024-06...
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WE ALREADY HAVE THAT, IT'S CALLED AN ABSTRACT AND THERE'S ONE ON EVERY PAPER
this is just a cheating-on-college-assignments tool
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Someday I will teach an intro ent class again and on that day I will use AI-generated "artwork" to test the students on beetle morphology
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Oh, donāt worry, that happened a long time ago
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Awesome, thanks!
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Oh I love a car review that includes tidepool photos. I remember the folks coming back from weekend getaways with a souvenir ākalaloch rock,ā wonder if they still sell those
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Is this something any old rando can sign up for? Desperately interested in learning R but also v old and busy.
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Hell yeah thank u
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Boooooo
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Crabronid maybe? World's smallest crabronid?
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I welcome any clues to genus here, or even subfamily
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Thought we had a Nomada situation but in fact we are a teensy wasp
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attn scholarly organizations, this is now considered best practice
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Can only envision row upon row of petri dishes filled with meringue