Umjetna inteligencija (AI)

[tomek@vz]

When it comes to AI, Google has left its "do no harm" stance firmly in the past. The Pentagon has just announced GenAI.mil, a generative AI platform that will offer Google Cloud's Gemini as its first available AI tool. Secretary of Defense/War Pete Hegseth said that the platform will make "our fighting force more lethal than ever before."

"The future of American warfare is here, and it's spelled AI," Hegseth said. "As technologies advance, so do our adversaries. But here at the War Department, we are not sitting idly by."

> Pentagon says its new military AI platform with Google's Gemini will make US forces "more lethal"

Companies that are excited about generative AI speeding up productivity – usually at the cost of human employees – often don't care about the public's opinion. But McDonald's just found out what happens when you ignore the general consensus. Its new AI-made Christmas ad has been pulled after being universally panned.

McDonald's Netherlands unwisely decided that an AI-generated ad would be a good idea to promote its Christmas campaign. It's pretty easy to spot the tell-tale signs that something was created by an AI, especially when it includes "real" people, as this 45-second ad does.

> Watch the AI-generated Christmas ad McDonald's pulled after massive backlash

[Promo]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/T8TCN0aYs2s

[tomek@vz]

Stanford researchers spent much of the past year building an AI bot called Artemis that scans networks for software vulnerabilities, and when they pitted it against ten professional penetration testers on the university's own engineering network, the bot outperformed nine of them. The experiment offers a window into how rapidly AI hacking tools have improved after years of underwhelming performance.

"We thought it would probably be below average," said Justin Lin, a Stanford cybersecurity researcher. Artemis found bugs at a fraction of human cost -- just under $60 per hour compared to the $2,000 to $2,500 per day that professional pen testers typically charge. But its performance wasn't flawless. About 18% of its bug reports were false positives, and it completely missed an obvious vulnerability on a webpage that most human testers caught. In one case, Artemis found a bug on an outdated page that didn't render in standard browsers; it used a command-line tool called Curl instead of Chrome or Firefox.

Dan Boneh, a Stanford computer science professor who advised the researchers, noted that vast amounts of software shipped without being vetted by LLMs could now be at risk. "We're in this moment of time where many actors can increase their productivity to find bugs at an extreme scale," said Jacob Klein, head of threat intelligence at Anthropic.

>https://it.slashdot.org/story/25/12/...beating-humans

[Neo-ST]

Huge if big.
Imaš link na tog Artemisa da isprobamo?

[mkey]

Autor Promo

Ovotjedni peak stupid.

[Bono]

Ideja da dvije evidencije nekretnina – katastar i gruntovnica – budu automatski sinkronizirane u sustav Baze zemljišnih podataka rezultirala je potpunim debaklom, i to najviše na ruralnim područjima

Neslužbeno smo doznali da je u katastarskoj općini Obrovac ovaj, inače golem, posao napravljen u svega tri dana i da ga je obavila umjetna inteligencija.

https://www.portalnovosti.com/umjetn...sala-vlasnike/

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[mkey]

Predivno.

[Colop]

Ne vjerujem u tu priču, jer puno banalnije stvari koje su se i mogle prepustiti AI rade referenti tj ljudi ručno. Dok mi ne pokažu ZK stanje, plombe i katastar ne vjerujem u to. Pogotovo jer proces stvaranja plombe je kompliciran.

Poslano sa mog REA-NX9 koristeći Tapatalk

[Neo-ST]

ChatGPT users can now edit images with Adobe Photoshop for free

[tomek@vz]

For several years now, Microsoft has been making the controversial decision to foist Copilot on everyone in every location possible. Now, according to a Reddit thread, it has appeared on LG TVs following a software update, and it seems that you can't get rid of it, even if you want to.

The issue was posted to r/mildlyinfuriating by the Redditor defjam16. After a TV software update, Copilot appeared on the TV and could not be deleted when the user tried. Responding in the comments, defjam16 said their main issue was that it wasn't installed with explicit permission, and they worried about whether the app had unknown access to the microphone and other services.

Like many readers of Neowin, multiple people responding to the thread were in strong disagreement with Microsoft's decision to push Copilot into other Microsoft services such as M365, Notepad, and OneNote. One user described it as a prettier version of a search engine that guesses at answers. Some Reddit users cynically speculated that Microsoft has spent so much on AI that it is now forcing it on users because they are finding it hard to find a viable business model for it, and the strategy is to put it everywhere, whether you like it or not.

> Microsoft is pushing Copilot onto LG TVs with a recent software update

[OuttaControl]

Srica moj je stari lg tv al svakako ako ga uvale blokiram pristup netu teveu i gledam sa sticka. Na što nas natjeraše

[Neo-ST]

Malo iz daleke prošlosti...

Dr. Sbaitso is considered a cultural precursor to modern AI chatbots. The DOS program, published by Creative Labs in 1992, simulated a talking psychotherapist and gave many users the impression for the first time that they were talking to a "thinking" computer. The name S. B. A. I. T. S. O. stands for Sound Blaster Artificial Intelligent Text to Speech Operator. Although the system was technically based only on simple keyword recognition and fixed response patterns, its synthetic voice, dialogical style and promise of confidentiality left a lasting mark on the notion of human-machine conversations.

https://classicreload.com/play/dr-sbaitso.html

[Promo]

Ja kontao samsunga zamjetit sa LG i sta sad. Prodane duše. Na tu temu:

[Bono]

Autor Promo

Ja kontao samsunga zamjetit sa LG i sta sad. Prodane duše. Na tu temu:

Ja isto imam na laptopu koji je isporucen sa Ubuntom. Zato vec iduca generacija laptopa je windows only.

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[Exy]

https://www.businessinsider.com/goog...enters-2025-12


"Brin gave an example of what he asked Gemini Live while driving: "I want to develop a data center, I need how many hundreds of megawatts of this kind of power, that kind of power, how much it's going to cost."


Ahaha, ovo je genijalno. Cirkularna logika investicija u AI se preslikava i u korištenje. Dakle on ispituje AI koliko stotina megavata mu treba za data centre, da bi onda kad budu izgrađeni valjda opet mogao ispitivati AI koliko mu stotina megavata treba za slijedeće centre
Iako ne, trebat će i za generiranje videa mačaka koje kuhaju večeru.

[tomek@vz]

U.S. senators are probing whether Big Tech data centers are driving up local electricity bills by socializing grid upgrade costs onto residents. Some of the tactics they're using include NDAs, shell companies, and lobbying. Ars Technica reports:

> Senators Count the Shady Ways Data Centers Pass Energy Costs On To Americans

Vid ideja

[Bono]

Cim je tu Elizabeth Warren, netko ce propasti.

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[OuttaControl]

Dada ljudi se u americi masovno žale u new jerseyu i new yorku bilo je na youtubeu, kao electrical companies daju povoljne rate, trosak namiruju na obicnim ljudima. Cisto informativno i eu struja poskupljuje konzistentno, pomalo ali masovno

[Promo]

Znaci AI agenti ce zvati random prodavnice i spamat sa pitanjima.

[mkey]

Ako plebejci velikim igračima plaćaju internet, što ne bi i struju?

[Bono]

Autor OuttaControl

Dada ljudi se u americi masovno žale u new jerseyu i new yorku bilo je na youtubeu, kao electrical companies daju povoljne rate, trosak namiruju na obicnim ljudima. Cisto informativno i eu struja poskupljuje konzistentno, pomalo ali masovno

Kod nas se brinu da se ne pokrene ni jedan AI datacentar.
Struja poskupljuje:
~5% zbog micanja poticaja sto je bilo mazanje oci kako bi digli struju 50% u par godina
~15% hep dize cijenu struje
~10% Hops dize prijenos
https://www.jutarnji.hr/vijesti/hrva...-2026-15652399

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[coconut]

I još smanjuju vrijednost struje proizvedene solarima malih proizvođača. Superhik sistem: 'Što više struje daješ u mrežu, mi ćeto ti je manje platiti.' Genijalno!

[Colop]

Autor mkey

Ako plebejci velikim igračima plaćaju internet, što ne bi i struju?

Nisam čuo za ovo ? ŠTo su prevalili opet na male korisnike ?

[mkey]

Ma na to sam bio naletio bio u par podcasata, kao "off the cuff remark" gdje je bilo rečeno kako svi ti veliki igrači (koji koriste baš mnogo internet prometa pri top brzinama) imaju "poticaje" od US tako da im internet dođe skoro pa džaba. To je bilo spomenuto kada su bili izlagali kako Guglo plaća nekih 6% poreza, zahvaljujući vojski fiškala i poreznom zakonu od više desetaka hiljada stranica, od čega gro su razni izuzetci koje je ekipa izlobirala unutra.

[tomek@vz]

One developer tells MIT Technology Review that AI tools weaken the coding instincts he used to have. And beyond that, "It's just not fun sitting there with my work being done for me."

But is AI making coders faster? "After speaking to more than 30 developers, technology executives, analysts, and researchers, MIT Technology Review found that the picture is not as straightforward as it might seem..."

Other key points from the article:

• LLMs can only hold limited amounts of information in context windows, so "they struggle to parse large code bases and are prone to forgetting what they're doing on longer tasks."

• "While an LLM-generated response to a problem may work in isolation, software is made up of hundreds of interconnected modules. If these aren't built with consideration for other parts of the software, it can quickly lead to a tangled, inconsistent code base that's hard for humans to parse and, more important, to maintain."

• "Accumulating technical debt is inevitable in most projects, but AI tools make it much easier for time-pressured engineers to cut corners, says GitClear's Harding. And GitClear's data suggests this is happening at scale..."

• "As models improve, the code they produce is becoming increasingly verbose and complex, says Tariq Shaukat, CEO of Sonar, which makes tools for checking code quality. This is driving down the number of obvious bugs and security vulnerabilities, he says, but at the cost of increasing the number of 'code smells' — harder-to-pinpoint flaws that lead to maintenance problems and technical debt."

Yet the article cites a recent Stanford University study that found employment among software developers aged 22 to 25 dropped nearly 20% between 2022 and 2025, "coinciding with the rise of AI-powered coding tools."

The story is part of MIT Technology Review's new Hype Correction series of articles about AI.