Well, if you want to go there, there's this:
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump disclosed highly classified information to Russia's foreign minister about a planned Islamic State operation, two U.S. officials said on Monday, plunging...
It all depends on 'reasonable'. Did they make public what they consider 'reasonable'?
Now it's very common in certain research sectors to restrict access to data and materials, ie. in virology or military-related research, which is quite...
I filmed a "hovering plane" from a train in London last week. Unfortunately there's a reflection on the window, and the illusion is broken at the end by the clouds. I have another clip from a few seconds earlier which actually shows the plane...
They did just make a GitHub repo public which has some of the data, some of which seems newly public:
https://github.com/dca-doherty/VASCO-ML
MIT License, so I've attached a .zip here:
It all depends on 'reasonable'. Did they make public what they consider 'reasonable'?
Now it's very common in certain research sectors to restrict access to data and materials, ie. in virology or military-related research, which is quite...
If we were strict on provenance we'd not analyse much here, people think we are harsh, but in fact we give people the courtesy of considering their incredibly poorly sourced evidence with no provenance, mostly because we find that it is...
@Mendel the epistemology argument i didnt want to have was the all the around the houses we just had about what provenance you feel is necessary to address a topic. I simple asked you to the apply the same evidentiary standards to those other...
The topic is "AI videos". Have a good hard look at what you posted. :-p
These are not epistemology. In law, you establish a chain of custody for evidence from the crime scene to the courtroom, and no photograph is evidence without the statement...
Except we know that Jay Stratton's standard of proof is not very high. (For example, he got told that the GIMBAL video shows a gimbal artifact before he released it, and he chose not to believe that; but Metabunk worked out down to a 3D computer...
The common one is when gulls are high up and lit by sun against darker clouds, often this happens in storms or evening/dawn they look like intense white 'orbs' but it's just them being over exposed by the camera and appearing very bright in...