ENTERCO (@ENTERCO@mastodon.social)
#PorSiTeLoPerdiste ¿Cómo usar ChatGPT para saber si una llamada es estafa o spam? https://www.enter.co/especiales/dev/como-usar-chatgpt-para-saber-si-una-llamada-es-estafa-o-spam/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #AIDev #ChatGPT #ciberseguridad
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ishii00141 (@ishii00141@mastodon.social)
「整数部分で0議席になる政党が存在することが、大政党有利の必要条件」か…。なるほどね。
だから比例ブロックがある場合、各比例ブロックで整数部分が0議席になる政党が多いのにたいして、比例ブロックがなくなれば、整数部分で０議席になる政党がほとんどなく、大政党有利が弱まるのか…。
「整数部分」とは大政党有利を証明する数式での話。
今日は先の衆院選で比例ブロックがない状態でドント方式で配分したらどうなるかを調べていたのだけど、大政党有利にならなかったから、ドント方式が大政党に有利ということはないのではないかと疑問に思っていたのだけど、実際に衆院選の比例区の結果は大政党に有利に働いていたから、どういうことだろうということで、保存できない #ChatGPT に質問しちゃったんだよな…。証明方法を覚えているから自分でやり直してみる。分からなくなったら、今度は #Gemini に質問する。
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Hackread (@Hackread@mstdn.social)
📢📧🤖 New research shows how Entra ID OAuth consent can grant apps like ChatGPT access to emails, highlighting hidden security risks tied to permission approvals.
Read more: https://hackread.com/entra-id-oauth-consent-chatgpt-emails-access/
#CyberSecurity #OAuth #EntraID #ChatGPT #Infosec
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theguardian_us_technology (@theguardian_us_technology@halo.nu)
‘Unbelievably dangerous’: experts sound alarm after ChatGPT Health fails to recognise medical emergencies https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/feb/26/chatgpt-health-fails-recognise-medical-emergencies #Chatgpt #AustraliaNews #Health #AiArtificialIntelligence
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feed (@feed@igeek.gamer-geek-news.com)
🤖 ‘Unbelievably dangerous’: experts sound alarm after ChatGPT Health fails to recognise medical emergencies
Study finds ChatGPT Health did not recommend a hospital visit when medically necessary in more than half of casesFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, f...
📰 Source: AI (artificial intelligence) | The Guardian
🔗 Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/feb/26/chatgpt-health-fails-recognise-medical-emergencies
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #ChatGPT
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2026 (@2026@warnercrocker.com)
When You Know When Customer Service AI Is Failing
One of the elder clients I provide tech support for has been receiving emails from Xfinity for a while now saying they needed to update their modem to take advantage of service upgrades in the area. For the way they use the Internet there was really no need to do an equipment upgrade, but the emails finally got through and they asked me to help them make the upgrade.
A long time ago, in a galaxy far away, there was a time that gathering information for this wouldn’t have been a problem. A phone call to Xfinity to talk with an agent to ask a few questions, and then we’d be make a decision. Those calls always involved long wait times, but you could usually get through eventually, get questions answered and proceed.
With Xfinity and other companies jumping on the AI customer service bandwagon, those days of listening to obnoxious hold music seem to be a thing of the past. After servicing another client late last fall for an actual repair issue, I learned that the shortest distance between two points was to drive to the local Xfinity store (I live in Chicago so there are several close by) and get things resolved in the store.
So, I packed up my client’s equipment and headed to the store. Backtracking a bit, I had been in the area of this particular store last week and stopped in and asked if I could bring the older equipment in to swap for the upgrade and was told there was no problem.
It didn’t happen exactly that way. Turns out the upgraded equipment those emails insisted my client needed was an XB10 modem, not the XB08, which the store stocks in abundance. The store rep said my client was indeed eligible for the new equipment, but I would have to contact customer service via phone in order to get one shipped.
The look on my face must have said it all. The store rep said, “yeah, I know,” before I could even say how impossible it was to reach anyone by phone. Licketedy split, the rep handed me a piece of paper with instructions to essentially back door a phone call into customer service and said, “we can’t get through with a phone call either.”
Before I left the store I spent time talking with the store rep and asked if they experienced increased store traffic because of customers not being able to call. The response was a definitive “yes” followed by a resigned “and we’re having to solve so many problems we never used to.”
The back door worked. I got an agent on the phone. I was shocked. The agent took down the information, put me on hold and then came back to say my client’s neighborhood was ineligible for that equipment at present but they would text them and let them know when it was. That was obviously a contradiction to the info the store rep provided, and obviously wrong given that I knew my client’s neighborhood had indeed received a service upgrade because we live in the same neighborhood.
I asked why the store said my client was eligible and the response was simply, “I don’t know. We obviously see different information.”
It’s one thing when you have a business where one hand can’t give out the same information as the other. It’s something else when one of those hands has to essentially hand out cheat codes for customers to beat their own system.
This isn’t the first company I’ve dealt with that has shifted customer service over to AI. It’s also not the first I’ve dealt with that is doing such a poor job of it that it’s souring regular Joes and Janes who only have this peripheral relationship with AI on the entire concept. It doesn’t take intelligence to see that leaving both customers and employees in the lurch isn’t smart.
ON IT, indeed
You can also find more of my writings on a variety of topics on Medium at this link, including in the publications Ellemeno and Rome. I can also be found on social media under my name as above.
#ai #ArtificialIntelligence #chatgpt #Comcast #Tech #technology #Writing #Xfinity
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nekohayo (@nekohayo@mastodon.social)
As someone trying to keep fellow FLOSS maintainers from burning out, I believe I speak for many Free & Open-Source software folks out there when I say that this scene from John Carpenter's "The Thing" (1982) reflects the current vibe towards non-trivial inbound merge requests from people we don't already know…
#MaintainerLife #FLOSS #FOSS #FreeSoftware #OpenSource #GenAI #LLM #AI #Copilot #Claude #ChatGPT #AIslop #DeadInternet #capitalism #enshittification #TheThing
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bruno (@bruno@mamot.fr)
"Le boycott de #ChatGPT prend une ampleur plutôt inédite aux États-Unis. Derrière la fronde : des donations massives à Donald Trump, un outil d'IA au service de la police de l'immigration ICE, et une lassitude croissante envers le produit lui-même." (Et la promotion du mouvement par Mark Ruffalo). https://www.lesnumeriques.com/intelligence-artificielle/ne-soutenez-pas-ce-regime-fasciste-le-boycott-de-chatgpt-prend-de-l-ampleur-plus-d-un-million-de-personnes-ont-deja-rejoint-quitgpt-n251968.html
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r (@r@fed.brid.gy)
1 #TorstenSlok, chief economist at Apollo Global Management: #employment #declines in #AI-exposed #industries since 2022 are being overattributed to #ChatGPT. Since late 2022, those same industries have also been hit by 3 major overlapping shocks: #Fed tightening, trade-war #uncertainty and … “🧵
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talkbitz (@talkbitz@mastodon.social)
Most people asking about AI business ideas in 2026 are already tired. Not because AI is useless...
🔗 https://social.talkbitz.com/yvsnc
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oduk83 (@oduk83@mastodon.social)
📌 Midjourney 유료 플랜 분석 │ 가격 대비 가치 정리
미드저니 유료 플랜의 가격 대비 가치를 10년 차 전문가가 완벽 분석해 드립니다. 10달러부터 120달러까지 각 요금제별 특징과 나에게 꼭 맞는 플랜 선택법을 확인하세요. 결제를 망설이는 초보자를 위해 실질적인 사용 경험과 효율적인 활용 팁을 정리했습니다. 지금 ...
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r (@r@fed.brid.gy)
Who’s Your Daddy? A Chatbot
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.wired.com/story/whos-your-daddy-a-chatbot/
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