I don't see the point in campaigning against things like this, because it only protects bad people. If the government wants to get you, they won't use home depot to do it, they'll just take you from your house or shoot you in the street. If they want to spy on you, they'll break into your house and put microphones under your carpet and cameras in your walls.
If we actually had cameras like this everywhere, there would be so much less crime. Instead of the drug addict robbing twenty shops a day, they'd be arrested in the second shop.
> For each container Mr Gibson holds up and searches, the police must pay the port a fee of £200.
It's absolutely terrifying seeing how fanatical these people are over the mental illness robot.
Maybe I’m a far below average user? But I can’t tell the difference between models in causal use.
Unless you’re talking performance, apparently gpt-5 is much faster.
It makes it very stupid, but very compliant. If you’re mentally ill it will go along with whatever delusions you have, without any objection.
I remember testing the precursor to Gemini, and you could just feed it a really long initial message, which would wipe out its system prompt. Then you could get it to do anything.