#facebook ai

[arcticmonkeysproblems]

ai was a mistake

[fedorahead]

facebook just introduced an ai sticker generator

it has already been put to fantastic use

warning: i call these my "edgelord stickers"

pt 1/?

[faceboook-ai-images]

Why are there so many of these

[2ndblackswordsman]

Not exactly my kind of AI art off of Facebook but it'll do with reediting.

[christianblogr]

Turning Off Meta AI in Facebook Searches: A Step-by-Step Guide

Turning Off Meta AI in Facebook Searches: A Step-by-Step Guide — In the ever-evolving landscape of social media, Meta's integration of AI into Facebook has been a topic of much discussion. While some users find the AI features helpful, others prefer a more traditional experience. If you're among those who wish to turn off Meta AI when searching on Facebook, this blog post is for you.

Turning Off Meta AI in Facebook Searches: A Step-by-Step Guide — In the ever-evolving landscape of social media, Meta’s integration of AI into Facebook has been a topic of much discussion. While some users find the AI features helpful, others prefer a more traditional experience. If you’re among those who wish to turn off Meta AI when searching on Facebook, this blog post is for you. Turning Off…

[krystaljasper]

[sabakos]

cant stop thinking about her.

[melyzard]

Okay, look, they talk to a Google rep in some of the video clips, but I give it a pass because this FREE course is a good baseline for personal internet safety that so many people just do not seem to have anymore. It's done in short video clip and article format (the videos average about a minute and a half). This is some super basic stuff like "What is PII and why you shouldn't put it on your twitter" and "what is a phishing scam?" Or "what is the difference between HTTP and HTTPS and why do you care?"

It's worrying to me how many people I meet or see online who just do not know even these absolute basic things, who are at constant risk of being scammed or hacked and losing everything. People who barely know how to turn their own computers on because corporations have made everything a proprietary app or exclusive hardware option that you must pay constant fees just to use. Especially young, somewhat isolated people who have never known a different world and don't realize they are being conditioned to be metaphorical prey animals in the digital landscape.

Anyway, this isn't the best internet safety course but it's free and easy to access. Gotta start somewhere.

Here's another short, easy, free online course about personal cyber security (GCFGlobal.org Introduction to Internet Safety)

Bonus videos:

(Jul 13, 2023, runtime 15:29)

"He didn't have anything to hide, he didn't do anything wrong, anything illegal, and yet he was still punished."

(Apr 20, 2023; runtime 9:24 minutes)

"At least 60% use their name or date of birth as a password, and that's something you should never do."

(March 4, 2020, runtime 11:18 minutes)

"Crossing the road safely is a basic life skill that every parent teaches their kids. I believe that cyber skills are the 21st century equivalent of road safety in the 20th century."

[amysgoblinhorde]

... Sense and Sensibility, that's the book where a woman flies off on her rocket in a magical adventure across the countryside - but she experiences trials along the way, when her coat becomes one with the rocket and her boot melts.

I'm glad they included her sassy and daring extra elongated peaked hat. That's important.

[fedorahead]

facebook has introduced an ai. i fed it the darth plagueis copypasta

the tale of Jedi Knight Aryn sounds so exciting! she could move objects with her mind? i bet no other jedi could figure that one out

[faceboook-ai-images]

Big helmet

[filmbrotrappedinbabygirlsbody]

Meta products are now using your content to train their generative AI

Opt out here: https://www.facebook.com/help/contact/510058597920541

[pens-personal]

This AI image from my sister's missionary email is disturbing me actually. I mean 1) AI sucks but 2) this is just so disrespectful to Moana's Polynesian culture. Dear god Mormons are so entitled 🙄

[ralfmaximus]

Facebook’s recommendation algorithms are promoting bizarre, AI-generated images being posted by spammers and scammers to an audience of people who mindlessly interact with them and perhaps don’t understand that they are not real, a new analysis by Stanford and Georgetown University researchers has found.

Well of fucking course it's Facebook.

By this time next year 90% of fb traffic will be bots talking to bots.

[idk-bruh-20]

Irondad fic ideas #152

Every year around the holidays, a "bug war" breaks out in the Parker-Stark households 

Not bugs as in creepy crawlies. Technology bugs. Surveillance.

Tony and Peter are both determined to figure out what the other wants for the holidays 

The two are on surprisingly even ground: Peter's spider-sense doesn't consider this a threat, and FRIDAY won't snitch. They both have to find any "bugs" the old fashioned way.

Bonus:

Soon enough the whole Ironfam is wrapped up in it. November and December become a time of yearly paranoia, everyone watching what they say and "checking for bugs." 

Even Peter's friends discover tiny bugs on them. When Ned first learns the itty bitty robot behind his coat button is from Tony Stark trying to find out what he wants for Christmas he faints on the spot

Bonus 2, Crack Taken Seriously Boogaloo:

For a bit of drama: it's all fun and games until one year Peter gets kidnapped. The situation is bad. They only find him in time thanks to one of the "holiday bugs" Tony recently snuck on