I have a hard time believing this because not even 2 weeks ago he was telling KOCO5 that he would happily send Oklahoman troops to DC and other places if asked by current admin, glouting abt how he sent troops to Texas for border efforts the year prior

combine nuts/fruits with sugar/honey/chocolate/yogurt, etc. Oklahoma's governor Stitt has proposed next disallowing use of EBT funds on any products containing any artificial food colorings.

Not just soda tho. Across the 6 states implementing changes, SNAP restrictions will span several items including not only soda and chocolate, but also flavored waters/poders, lemonade, some sports drinks and canned tea, granola bars without flour, popcorn, fruit leather, trail mix, snacks that...

and they couldn't be bothered to remove the tell-tale AI generated cleft buttchin on any of the models either? Shit job all around

Oklahoma does already have a Texas-style online pornography ID verification law. SB 1959, went into effect last November. Which is why most adult content sites shut down service statewide for OK rather than implementing ID checks on each visit.

Naw Texas has the same thing as Oklahoma where they require users to verify age using government identification, so you can't access PornHub or anything there either. Most adult material sites suspended access statewide for TX and for OK rather than checking ID every time someone accesses the sore.

Craaaaay considering you can't even access PornHub (among many others) in Oklahoma bc of the state law that requires adult material sites to verify age by photo ID. Most sites decided it's easier to just block access statewide. So I doubt he verified, bet he skirted SB 1959 to do it

LLMs are inherently backwards looking. Not even Amazon has solved the "we see you bought a toilet, here's a dozen more toilets you might like" problem in traditional ML models. Even if they were somehow collect new data, they'd only look where they already got data from

and a slide that explains illegal data torrenting by Meta, i also had to remove

In the end, it was either remove everything that names names (big tech particularly) and remove logos or cancel my talk.

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Except the House is who originally passed the bill with the initial 10-year moratorium in the first place, back at the end of May. Senate compromise was 5 years before Blackburn introduced amendment tonight to remove moratorium completely.