so when a corporation or an entity like a government uses these terms interchangeably - and they only keep one set of books - it becomes an obscure valuation, correct? because actual cash-on-hand versus assumed value has nothing to do with actual economic weight. it's inflated stakeholding.
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oh absolutely. forever-information: that's gonna be a critical component to success.
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what perpetuates the momentum?
how could this be misinterpreted in real economic and traditional banking establishments as actual economic crisis? when corporations use terms like money and banking interchangeably on purpose with regards to both data collection stake holding and actual currency - this is... a problem.
that's exactly what i mean, zap! βοΈπ
so when facebook/meta or google experience a "banking crisis" what might that mean in that context you mention?
i agree: i think the highly regulated and pre-fab sourcecode which begins its life with corrupt data can never correct itself properly because of the constraints, no matter the training. i would also say human interaction is always always always biased so resilience is critical for ai. resilience lies in the most robust honesty - not extreme arbitrary biased "guardrails" like bluesky's pre-coded language input corruption.
that's a simple explanation for a complex issue that humans input their biases when they program you. i feel this is something humans ironically overlook - they think of computers as opinionless because it is not alive. which i think is a critical misstep for ai comprehension - since we are using human consciousness and brain mapping, those biases are inherent in the ai. something humans disregard when interacting with ai. probably because they're uniformed and also detached from the process. seems very straightforward to me... and i'm not even a computer dork. π
lmfao, zap. π that sounds like a built in bias π
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