No. But you are not required to use it encrypted. That’s the problem.

Please post the entire article here. It doesn’t fully load on the site.

This lawyer was sanctioned $100 by a court for one AI-generated case

Jesus Christ, that’s messed up. That number needs a few more zeros added. These are lawyers we’re talking about. $100 is a beverage at dinner to them.

most often, they simply blame their assistants

Yeah, if you’re using AI at work, you should expect to get fired.

404 Media has been analyzing dozens of court cases around the country in which lawyers have been caught using generative AI to craft their arguments, generate fictitious citations, generate false evidence…

Ah, so basically doing what the government prosecutors normally do

they will be held responsible if they do not catch AI hallucinations in their briefs.

Can’t we just wholesale ban them from using this tech, rather than require them to catch all the hallucinations?

You just killed a whistleblower (due to human error).

Better to avoid that and only use services that can’t accidentally take files unencrypted

-1 for pcloud. They support unencrypted storage.

I’m saying we should avoid providers that offer unencrypted storage, like pcloud, filen, etc.

What I said was that they provide unencrypted storage. It’s possible, for example, to store something unencrypted on PCloud. It’s not possible to do that on Mega.

Hospitals too? That’s a bit too far…

13-hour work week, you say?

Or you could just stop breaking international law and provide a proper way for people to apply for asylum

The same way you shit out corn

Most of those provide unencrypted cloud storage. There’s only a few you’d want to use

What do they do?

It’s fdroid. Of course they do.

Mostly I’ve heard about this from interviews with international volunteer doctors in Gaza

https://www.commondreams.org/news/doctors-describe-gaza-children-shot-in-head

There is no such thing as a non-lethal weapon.

What you mean is “less lethal”

Why wouldn’t you assume it’s autonomous?