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» OpenAI picks perfect moment to childproof ChatGPT
19/08/26 00:07 from diigo

If wise people avoid problems by learning from the mistakes of others, then OpenAI’s latest ChatGPT update may be the wisest move the company has ever made.

Meta Platforms is in the news as the tech giant goes on trial over accusations that it purposely got teens and children addicted to its social media platforms. The company could potentially face over a trillion dollars in fines over the allegations.

Meta is accused of knowing that its platform was detrimental to teens’ mental health for years while it publicly espoused that the opposite was true.

On Aug. 18, OpenAI unveiled its plan to keep teens safe on its own platform while being at least somewhat honest about the potentially detrimental effects its large language model can have on young users.

While OpenAI has already faced lawsuits over teen deaths, including a case where ChatGPT allegedly advised a teen to take his own life, it is at least using this opportunity to tighten up its own liability.

OpenAI childproofs ChatGPT

On Aug. 18, OpenAI revealed it is making extensive changes to ChatGPT in order to keep teens and young people from harming themselves through its platform.

In its announcement, the company recognized that students today will be the first generation to grow up with artificial intelligence as an everyday part of life. And it says it recognizes the responsibility that places on OpenAI.

Related: OpenAl is reinventing ChatGPT to justify its $1 trillion IPO

According to OpenAI, while the vast majority of students are using AI in the classroom, only 16% of high school leaders say that all of their students are learning the technical knowledge to understand it.

So, in addition to starting partnerships with CodeAI to help students and educators better understand ChatGPT, OpenAI announced the launch of ChatGPT for Teens, which the company describes as “a dedicated experience designed with learning at the center to help teens think critically, deepen understanding, and use AI with confidence.”

What changes does ChatGPT for Teens make?

ChatGPT for Teens will be just like the original platform, except for the built-in mechanisms that OpenAI says will help protect kids.

Those mechanisms include features that will give parents more control over the experience and more guidance for the teens on how to use the technology safely.

“Parents and educators want young people to be ready for a future shaped by AI—and they are right to expect that to come with care,” Dr. Allison Mishkin, Head of Child Development, OpenAI, said in the company announcement. 

“Our goal is not simply to help more students use AI, but to help them ask better questions, think critically about the answers they receive, and use these tools responsibly,” Mishkin continued. “We look forward to working alongside CodeAI, parents, and educators to learn, improve, and help young people build those skills.”

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Those features include “study mode,” which uses “guiding questions, scaffolding, metacognitive prompts, and knowledge checks” to make sure students aren’t using ChatGPT to just cheat.

ChatGPT for Teens also features homework reminders, quizzes, learning visualizations and “study hours” where parents can make study mode a default for however long the feature is on.

OpenAI says it will also share more of its safeguarding work publicly, starting with new under-18 evaluations that they’ve added to its system cards that show how its models perform against teen-specific standards in “challenging sensitive-content cases.”

Meta in spotlight over lack of teen controls

OpenAI may have been planning to roll these features out this week for a while, but the timing of the announcement is noteworthy considering AI rival Meta is going to trial this week over its own child-related issues.

Four states – California, Colorado, Kentucky and New Jersey – are seeking up to $1.4 trillion in penalties against Meta, which they claim violated consumer protection laws, including the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act.

Meta’s last-ditch effort to stop the trial was rejected last week by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, which ruled that Meta did not have the “immunity” from liability its defense asserted under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

Meta contends that the district court’s denial of its Section 230 immunity is immediate grounds for appeal should it lose the trial.

“On the eve of trial, Meta has resorted to seeking an emergency stay in the appellate courts. Meta’s latest effort to get out of taking accountability has failed — again,” said California Attorney General Rob Bonta.

The lawsuit was originally filed in 2023.

Meta filed a motion to dismiss in 2024 that was rejected and also attempted to obtain a summary judgment in June that would have terminated the lawsuit.

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What is Meta accused of doing?

Back in 2023, a coalition of 33 attorneys general led by California’s Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California alleging that Meta “designed and deployed harmful features on Instagram and Facebook that addict children and teens to their mental and physical detriment.”

According to Bonta, “Meta has been harming our children and teens, cultivating addiction to boost corporate profits.”

The lawsuit claims that Meta created a business model “focused on maximizing young users’ time on its platforms” while it also used “harmful and psychologically manipulative” features to keep them addicted. It also claims that Meta misled the public about the safety of those features.

According to the lawsuit, those harmful and psychologically manipulative features include:

• Dopamine-manipulating recommendation algorithms.
• “Likes” and social comparison features known by Meta to harm young users.
• Audiovisual and haptic alerts that incessantly recall young users to Meta platforms.
• Visual filter features that promote body dysmorphia.
• Infinite scrolling designed to discourage users’ ability to self-regulate.

For its part, Meta says the case misrepresents the lengths the company goes to to protect children on its platform.

“We work hard to keep people safe on our platforms and have been transparent about the challenges of identifying and removing bad actors and harmful content,” Meta said.

“We remain confident in our record of protecting teens online and will continue to defend ourselves against claims that misrepresent the facts,” the company stated.

Related: Meta stock battered by biggest legal threat yet

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The Ulefone Note 17 Pro is now official, and the company refers to it as its “first OLED flagship”. Ulefone says that this phone marks two firsts for the ‘Note’ lineup. It’s the first ‘Note’ phone with a curved display and the first ‘Note’ device with an in-display fingerprint scanner.

The Ulefone Note 17 Pro is not one of the company’s rugged smartphones

Ulefone mainly announces rugged phones which are a part of its ‘Armor’ series. The ‘Note’ series represents more regular phones from the company. The Ulefone Note 17 Pro has a centered display camera hole, rather thin bezels, and two cameras on the back. Those cameras are separated across two camera islands. Both of them sit in the top-left corner.

This smartphone comes in three colors, Amber Orange, Pearl White, and Velvet Black. The device is fueled by the MediaTek Helio G99 processor. It also comes with 12GB of RAM, which can be expanded via virtual RAM for an additional 12GB. Ulefone placed 256GB of storage inside as well.

It has a large 120Hz OLED display, and a 108MP main camera

There is a large 6.78-inch fullHD+ AMOLED display in use here. This display has a resolution of 2400 x 1080 and a refresh rate of 120Hz. It also has an average brightness of 500 nits. That panel is protected by the Gorilla Glass 5.

A 108-megapixel main camera (Samsung’s HM2 sensor, f/1.89 aperture, 6P lens) is used here. In addition to that, you’ll also find a 5-megapixel macro camera (f/2.2 aperture) on the back of this phone. A single 32-megapixel unit (f/2.5 aperture) is used on the front side of the phone.

A large battery is included, and 33W wired charging supported

Ulefone decided to use a 5,050mAh battery here. The phone supports 33W wired charging, and it does come with a charger in the box. It also has an optical in-display fingerprint scanner, while face unlock is also supported via the front-facing camera.

This phone has two SIM card slots (2x nano SIM), and supports 4G connectivity. Android 13 comes pre-installed on the phone, while Bluetooth 5.2 is also supported here. Ulefone did also include a TPU case in the retail box, by the way.

The Ulefone Note 17 Pro is currently available to pre-order, in case you’re interested. Apply the coupon code ‘N17P2024’, and you can get it for a pre-sale price of $279.99. Ulefone is also hosting a giveaway via Facebook. All the necessary links are included below.

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The horrific trafficking of intimate partners. An homage to Pitchfork. Memories of a childhood spent in a Kentucky kitchen. Risking lives for extreme skiing. And why we need to calm down about UFOs.

1. The Venture

Christopher Johnston and Erin Quinlan | Cosmopolitan | January 30, 2024 | 3,899 words

When someone first suggested that her boyfriend might be trafficking her, Kayla Goedinghaus was incredulous. She was being abused—beaten, drugged, denied money—but trafficked? In time, as Christopher Johnston and Erin Quinlan detail in this gripping story, Goedinghaus came to understand the truth about her situation, which was far from unusual. “As of 2020, an estimated 39 percent of sex-trafficking victims in this country were brought into it by intimate partners,” Johnston and Quinlan write. “Through physical force, manipulation, or fraud, those victims are compelled to engage in sex acts for the trafficker’s benefit. That could mean posing for nudes he secretly sells to cover his gambling debts or sleeping with random men off the street so he can score drugs or letting the landlord watch sex acts through the bedroom window as a form of rent payment.” In Goedinghaus’s case, her boyfriend, Rick, was peddling her as a commodity among his friends, who allegedly included powerful men such as Trammell Crow Jr., an heir to a massive real-estate fortune (and brother to Harlan Crow, the conservative donor who’s been bankrolling Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’s lifestyle for years). This piece, then, serves as a corrective to widespread assumptions about trafficking, including who perpetrates it and who is hurt by it. Narratively speaking, the story’s crux is an unlikely friendship. Before Goedinghaus, Rick trafficked his ex-wife, Julia Hubbard, and the two women encountering each other changed everything—indeed, it made this feature possible. “Setting eyes on each other for the first time,” Johnston and Quinlan write, “Julia and Kayla were zapped with an eerie sense of mutual recognition, as though they were standing on opposite sides of a looking glass: Kayla as the new Julia and Julia as the former Kayla. They even looked alike.” —SD

2. A Notorious Pitchfork Reviewer Was My Biggest Musical Influence

Dan McQuade | Defector | January 31, 2024 | 2,944 words

I’ve always loved music. I grew up recording music videos set to New Edition, Salt-N-Pepa, and Bel Biv Devoe on VHS with my cousins, and listening to ’80s hip-hop in the tiny back seat of my older brother’s Porsche 914 convertible while he and a friend “cruised for babes.” Bay Area radio stations LIVE 105 and KOME taught me about grunge and alternative rock, and my first underground rave opened the door to a whole new world. In the ’90s, I wasn’t yet reading about music online, still relying on my local Tower Records to discover it: as a customer, combing through new releases and reading issues of Urb and NME, and later as an employee, obsessively organizing its modest “Dance/Electronica” selection and getting recommendations from my coworkers. But I don’t know much about music; I have no formal music education (except for a brief dalliance with the violin) and have certainly never felt confident enough to write about it. So I was drawn to Dan McQuade’s thoughts on Pitchfork, the music publication Condé Nast announced would be folded into GQ. Right at the start, McQuade states that he, too, doesn’t know much about music. But Pitchfork, especially in its early years, helped to fill in the gaps. His writing resonates with me: it’s personal, funny but not snarky, and comes from the heart. He reflects on how Pitchfork’s reviews had influenced him, particularly those of music critic James P. Wisdom. How the site had been a champion of electronic music since the ’90s. And how, in a very ’00s bloggy way, it was an outlet for people to review music but also to express themselves in the process, freely and irreverently, about things they cared about. “Pitchfork not only gave me bands to listen to, but told me how I might think about them,” he writes. Wisdom also puts it nicely, saying that “contextualizing and humanizing how we find and explore music is valuable.” A lovely essay and stroll down memory lane, with links to fun archived reviews. (And +1 for the playlist inspiration: I now have Moby on rotation nonstop.) —CLR

3. Tasting Indian Creek

Crystal Wilkinson | Oxford American | January 23, 2024 | 3,409 words

In this wonderful book excerpt from Praisesong for the Kitchen Ghosts, Crystal Wilkinson serves up memories of her childhood in Black Appalachia, spent with Granny Christine in their Kentucky kitchen. This piece is more than mere memoir; Wilkinson reflects on roots that run deep and close, the hefty domestic contribution women make, and preservation as a labor of love. For Wilkinson, recipes transcend ingredients and instructions to prepare a dish. They’re stories imbued with wisdom and experience handed down and across generations from ancestors that remain present in spirit, supervising each new iteration of Granny’s jam cake. “In the corner of my grandmother’s kitchen, spirits shimmered near the bucket of well water, hovered over the olive refrigerator, floated above the flour sifter, and glided around the coal-burning stove,” she writes. Granny Christine’s cake recipe—written in “her perfect cursive” and reproduced in full in the piece—is an incantation that conjures home for Wilkinson: “3 sticks of butter, 2 cups sugar, 2 cups flour, 6 eggs …” Take the time to whisper that recipe to yourself and feel full, emotionally. Needless to say this piece was deeply satisfying; I savored it from beginning to end. —KS

4. Precipice of Fear: the Freerider Who Took Skiing to its Limits

The Guardian | Simon Akam | January 30, 2024 | 5,932 words

I love to ski. Well, I love to ski on a nice clear day, on a nice clear run. Anything too steep or too icy, and I am edging down that slope inch by inch, brow deeply furrowed, sweat beading, pole dragging behind me (as if that would stop me). I am in awe of people like Jérémie Heitz, who can sweep down an impossible cliff face with such grace it becomes poetry, poles firmly up front and part of a fluid, gliding movement. Heitz’s specialty is at the extreme end of professional freeriding—his descents are so steep the gradient is twice that of some “expert” ski resort terrain. Simon Akam describes these icy peaks so vividly I could feel my heart pounding in my mouth as “Heitz slid sideways down the first few meters, made a turn, and then cut down onto the highest grey smear of ice.” He is committed to his reporting—even skiing with Heitz and completing some terrifying runs himself. But this piece is more than a litany of daredevil feats: it’s a reflection on the nature of extreme sports and the sponsors who support them. Heitz has lost 20 friends—normal in this world. Can that ever be worth it? —CW

5. How We Lost Our Minds About UFOs

Nicholson Baker | New York | January 31, 2024 | 6,751 words

Close Encounters of the Third Kind filled me with wonder as a kid, and an ’80s childhood provided no shortage of material to keep that wonder alive: Flight of the Navigator; The Last Starfighter; E.T. But despite being primed to believe, I’ve never been able to fully accept any of the countless UFO sightings and reports that have emerged over the decades. I never knew why, only that it all felt … vague. And then I read Nicholson Baker’s lively, informed takedown in New York. Oh, I thought. Duh. Regardless of where you land on the believer spectrum, there’s a lot to like here. (Well, maybe not for the full-throated evangelists like Avi Loeb, who claims skeptics and critics “behave like terrorists.”) Baker’s stance is clear from the get go, but his fiction career serves him well, leavening his skepticism with crackling phrases like “wiggy-sounding.” He’s dismissing, but not dismissive, which can be a tough needle to thread. He reports generously, not simply combing through archives but connecting with many of today’s ufology luminaries. None of that, though, shakes his well-grounded thesis: our entire flying-saucer mythology is derived from Cold War weapons research, carried out via high-tech balloons. Sure, I’ll still wonder about what might be out there—hell, it’s logically impossible to think we’re the only sentient lifeforms around—but until there’s something a little more undeniable, I’ll be living on Baker Street. —PR

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» A-TACS FG Camo (камуфляж) - Форма одежды
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Линейка камуфляжей A-TACS была разработана компанией Digtal Concealment Systems (DCS) в 2011 году.

Семейство камуфляжа A-TACS разработано компанией Digtal Concealment Systems (DCS). A-TACS разработан как универсальный паттерн, который органично вписывается в практически любое окружение. На сегодняшний день есть два вида этого камуфляжа:

• AU (Arid/Urban) — для города и скалистой местности
• FG (Foliage/Green) – для леса

Тогда как большинство современных камуфляжей (особенно «цифровые») имеют свои недостатки, семейство паттернов A-TACS лишено их с момента разработки. Неестественные квадратные пиксели, к примеру, заменены «органическими» пикселями. В рисунках камуфляжа применяется палитра натуральных цветов, которые заимствованы из натуральной окружающей среды с учётом теней и корректности цветопередачи.
В камуфляже A-TACS применяется концепция «паттерн внутри паттерна»: небольшие элементы рисунка накладываются друг на друга и создают более крупный рисунок, при этом и маленькие, и большие элементы являются самостоятельными паттернами. Таким образом, издалека A-TACS не смотрится как ярко-очерченное «пятно», чем страдают многие современные камуфляжи.

По заявлению производителя линейка каумфляжей A-TACS обладает 3мя преимуществами перед пиксельными расцветками:

1) переход между цветами более плавный и естественный за счет замены квадратных пикселей на "органичные" и какой-то модной запатентованной современной технологии

2) цветовая палитра стала значительно шире благодаря современным технологиям

3) пиксели организуюются в небольшие паттерны, небольшие паттерны организуются в большие, и они не обладают горизонтальной или вертикальной ориентацией, за счет чего лучше скрывают силуэт.

Описание всего паттерна A-TACS Camo Pattern

Полное название паттерна Advanced Tactical Concealment System (A-TACS). Данный рисунок выглядит очень современно и может считаться новым решением, находящимся между цифровыми камуфляжами (например, камуфляж ACUPAT и камуфляж Русская Цифра) и классическими woodland подобными камуфляжами.

В результате получается рисунок, который не только разбивает силуэт солдата (а это наипервейшая цель камуфляжей), но и сбивает "настройку" глаза, так как часть рисунка - четкие пятна, часть - размытые пятна. Это новое решение, которое еще будет проверяться.

История камуфляжа A-TACS FG Camo

Камуфляж A-TACS FG Foliage Green представлен в 2011 году как новомодное решение для воинских подразделений США , общее название всего патерна A-TACS Camo Pattern, сначала появилась серия в пустынной гамме (песочка) A-TACS AU (Arid/Urban) , позднее серия A-TACS FG (Foliage Green) для средней лиственной полосы (зеленка) и A-TACS LE (Law Enforcement) для городской среды и структур обеспечения правопорядка.

Начиная с 1991 года, Tactical Performance Corp. TPC занимается разработкой и изготовлением высококачественного, тактического снаряжения и одежды для сотрудников правоохранительных органов и военных подразделений по всему миру. Снаряжение делается на собственной фабрике (TPC), которая легко сможет удовлетворить любые потребности заказчика, в любой части мира. Вся продукция TPC отшивается из американской ткани и тщательно протестирована с использованием обширной обратной связи с конечными пользователями.

Так, с добавлением A-TACS в свою линейку продукции, она может выпускаться с добавлением элементов из тканей 50/50 NYCO RipStop и предусматривает варианты с учетом потребностей бойцов, работающих в более теплом климате.

От бронежилетов и разгрузок, до всякого рода сумок и подсумков, рюкзаков и кейсов в A-TACS из кордуры, куртки , брюки и рубашки в A-TACS из тканей RipStop , а так же различные другие изделия, позволяют комбинировать варианты удобной каждому пользователю комплектации.

Камуфляж A-TACS FG Foliage Green

A-TACS FG (Foliage/Green) Camo под лесную местность. Рисунок органического камуфляжа A-TACS FG остался прежним, изменения постигла только цветовая гамма, камуфляж стал зеленым. Как работает новая расцветка возможно посмотреть выше и на остальных фотографиях, хотя необходимо признать, что местность подобрана специально.

Описание камуфляжа FG Foliage Green

Компания Digital Concealment Systems обновила свой официальный информационный сайт посвященный камуфляжу Advanced Tactical Concealment System (A-TACS). На сайте появилась информация о новом образце камуфляжа A-TACS FG (Foliage/Green) Camo под лесную местность. Рисунок органического камуфляжа A-TACS FG остался прежним, изменения постигла только цветовая гамма, камуфляж стал зеленым. Как работает новая расцветка возможно посмотреть на фото, хотя необходимо признать, что местность подобрана специально.

Начиная с выпуска оригинального образца A-TACS, люди спрашивали, его вариант для зеленой местности. Простой ответ был бы создать готовый вариант уже существующей модели и выпустить его в зеленом варианте. Принимая такой подход, возможно, было проще и быстрее, однако, это не было бы правильным способом создать эффективно работающий камуфляж для различной, лесистой местности, так как для неё характерны элементы окружающей среды и формы, более умеренных контрастов, необходимые для маскировки. Ответ был найден в создании совершенно новой модели, основанной на уникальном "шаблоне в рамках паттерна" A-TACS с добавление нужной глубины. Кроме того, необходимо, было добавить визуальные искажения, чтобы дополнительно разбить человеческий силуэт.

После более чем года разработки и опроса множества профессионалов, мы с гордостью представляем A-TACS FG (Foliage/Green) Camo. Использование многочисленных оттенков зеленого взятых непосредственно из различных лесных и переходных элементов рельефа в сочетании с различными оттенками земли, A-TACS был разработан, чтобы быть эффективным в широком диапазоне лесов и умеренном климате. Как и в оригинальной расцветке A-TACS AU (для засушливых / городских условий) шаблон камуфляжа, выполнен из малых пятен, сгруппированных в более крупные и создающих много вариантов определенных моделей. Большие органические формы и стратегически расположенные теневые элементы внутри рисунка шаблона помогают создать уникальный трехмерный помогающий маскировке.

Рекламная фотосессия прямым текстом поясняет для каких климатических зон предназначена данная расцветка камуфляжа.

Камуфляж A-TACS FG Foliage Green - примеры камуфлирующих свойств.

Камуфляж A-TACS FG Foliage Green - примеры камуфлирующих свойств.

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Камуфляж A-TACS FG Foliage Green - примеры камуфлирующих свойств.

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