Okay, i found a use case 😉 Where I live, you can get anonymous STI testing, and at the reception they identify you by first name and date of birth that you filled out online – but since it’s communicated verbally, everyone in the waiting room can hear.
That’s where Memdeklaro could come in: they already trust whatever name and DoB you give them verbally, so they might just as well trust a piece of plastic that’s conveniently available in your wallet.
I’m totally digging the sentiment, but I struggle to understand the practical aspects. What use is this ID, if realistically no institution is gonna accept it? What’s stopping me from claiming that i’m Marie Skłodowska-Curie? How can I trust that someone presenting me with such an ID is a freedom-loving stateless refugee, and not a criminal faking their identity?
try replacing the second (and later) question marks with an ampersand &
“it wasn’t just drawn by a two-year-old, it also lacked skill and technique”
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lol no… many leftists are very outspoken on AI, like my friends at Tech Workers Coalition
the article uses “Democratic Party” as a synonym of “leftist” 🙄
also plausible.io
simple, privacy-friendly, and effective
I never had that kind of experience with Hetzner or OVH as a European. I suppose there are extra hoops to jump through for US customers for some reason?
context: an underpaid worker burned down a warehouse and recorded that 🔥
is there no housing crisis in Europe anymore? have i missed the memo and forgot to afford a house?
the meat was ethically sourced
okay, so the US has way more debt than assets. how is that different from the previous year or the year before that? what’s the magic threshold that makes it “official”?
I’d argue the opposite. AI cannot dream, it can only shuffle around things that already existed before, while dreams are our brains actually being creative.
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