• ReallyKinda@kbin.social
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    3 months ago

    Google photos and apple have been doing it for years too, they’re like we found this person 50 times in your photo collection, why don’t you name them?

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      3 months ago

      Apple, afaik, used to be doing this on-device rather than in the cloud. Not quite sure about the situation today.

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          3 months ago

          I don’t. Corps gonna corp, if they can. But I’ve checked this using all the development, networking, and energy monitoring tools at my disposal and apple’s e2e and on-device guarantee does appear to hold. For now.

          Still, those who can should audit periodically, even if they’re only doing it for the settlement.

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          3 months ago

          That sounds like something the Anti-Vegetable Coalition terrorists would say

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                3 months ago

                You know, the trifecta of big food conglomerates (especially meat/dairy/egg-focused companies), livestock/feedstock farmers, and “conservative” politicians. None of them want you eating a healthy amount of vegetables. One might reasonably add pharmaceutical companies as well, because they profit off preventable diseases. So, I guess maybe it’s four horsemen rather than a trifecta.

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    3 months ago

    Tencent isn’t the overlord of image generation lmao. This is using people’s justified fears of China and surveillance to make a false comparison to image generation. All you’re doing is giving more power to companies and states that will abuse it while limiting its use in open source contexts.