#nahema

[valeria-exposed]

[moratoirenoir]

[persolaise]

Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Rosa Magnifica Review - Mathilde Laurent; 1999

Wow! Where has this one been all my life? -- My review of #Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Rosa Magnifica. #perfume

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: I learn at least as much from all of you as you do from me. The latest evidence of this was a comment casually left by a viewer on a recent YouTube video stating that, while she was at Guerlain, Mathilde Laurent composed Rosa Magnifica as a tribute to none other than Nahema. Cue: excited perfume critic raiding the web for a few drops of this Aqua…

[dreadfuldevotee]

ANTIGONE 2019 | Dir. Sophie Deraspe

Do you fear their judgement? More than that of the living.

[lexxbuildslego]

Aloy is exploring some ancient underwater ruins.

This is Nahemas Tower from Bluebrixx. An AWESOME build!

[horsesarecreatures]

SAR Eastern Spirit (Crystal Magic x Nahema) - 68% Crabbet Arabian Stallion

[necroart]

Happy birthday to my bestie!

She is my best friend, a good person, an artist, a lover of Ninjago and even my characters!

Here are two of them, that she likes especially, Beelzebub and Nahema congratulate her (they are her mom and dad).

[kitesimsblog]

Best Friends Household Download

Nahema, Juniper, and Sonya are three best friends living in San Sequoia together! - Nahema is a super smart, eager to hustle kinda gal and looking for that next step that launches her career. Her traits are Glamorous, Cultured and Generous. -Juniper is a world famous stylist after graduating from Britechester with a Fine Arts Degree! Her traits are egotistical, cool, and cunning. Sonya is an academic, wanting to absorb all the knowledge of the world. Her traits are art lover, foodie and vacationer. Only everyday outfits Please do not reupload my sims for any download purposes. If you share any gameplay with the sims please be sure to tag me on all of my socials @Kitesims If anything is missing or you are having trouble please message me! Thank you to all the CC creators 🤍 xoxo, Kite Download Here!

[valeria-exposed]

Young goth Valeria 2004, new look

[moratoirenoir]

[cleverhottubmiracle]

[ad_1] Responsibility & Safety Published 2 August 2024 Authors Nahema Marchal and Rachel Xu New research analyzes the misuse of multimodal generative AI today, in order to help build safer and more responsible technologiesGenerative artificial intelligence (AI) models that can produce image, text, audio, video and more are enabling a new era of creativity and commercial opportunity. Yet, as these capabilities grow, so does the potential for their misuse, including manipulation, fraud, bullying or harassment.As part of our commitment to develop and use AI responsibly, we published a new paper, in partnership with Jigsaw and Google.org, analyzing how generative AI technologies are being misused today. Teams across Google are using this and other research to develop better safeguards for our generative AI technologies, amongst other safety initiatives.Together, we gathered and analyzed nearly 200 media reports capturing public incidents of misuse, published between January 2023 and March 2024. From these reports, we defined and categorized common tactics for misusing generative AI and found novel patterns in how these technologies are being exploited or compromised.By clarifying the current threats and tactics used across different types of generative AI outputs, our work can help shape AI governance and guide companies like Google and others building AI technologies in developing more comprehensive safety evaluations and mitigation strategies. Highlighting the main categories of misuseWhile generative AI tools represent a unique and compelling means to enhance creativity, the ability to produce bespoke, realistic content has the potential to be used in inappropriate ways by malicious actors.By analyzing media reports, we identified two main categories of generative AI misuse tactics: the exploitation of generative AI capabilities and the compromise of generative AI systems. Examples of the technologies being exploited included creating realistic depictions of human likenesses to impersonate public figures; while instances of the technologies being compromised included ‘jailbreaking’ to remove model safeguards and using adversarial inputs to cause malfunctions. Relative frequency generative AI misuse tactics in our dataset. Any given case of misuse reported in the media could involve one or more tactics. Cases of exploitation — involving malicious actors exploiting easily accessible, consumer-level generative AI tools, often in ways that didn’t require advanced technical skills — were the most prevalent in our dataset. For example, we reviewed a high-profile case from February 2024 where an international company reportedly lost HK$200 million (approx. US $26M) after an employee was tricked into making a financial transfer during an online meeting. In this instance, every other “person” in the meeting, including the company’s chief financial officer, was in fact a convincing, computer-generated imposter.Some of the most prominent tactics we observed, such as impersonation, scams, and synthetic personas, pre-date the invention of generative AI and have long been used to influence the information ecosystem and manipulate others. But wider access to generative AI tools may alter the costs and incentives behind information manipulation, giving these age-old tactics new potency and potential, especially to those who previously lacked the technical sophistication to incorporate such tactics. Identifying strategies and combinations of misuseFalsifying evidence and manipulating human likenesses underlie the most prevalent tactics in real-world cases of misuse. In the time period we analyzed, most cases of generative AI misuse were deployed in efforts to influence public opinion, enable scams or fraudulent activities, or to generate profit.By observing how bad actors combine their generative AI misuse tactics in pursuit of their various goals, we identified specific combinations of misuse and labeled these combinations as strategies. Diagram of how the goals of bad actors (left) map onto their strategies of misuse (right). Emerging forms of generative AI misuse, which aren’t overtly malicious, still raise ethical concerns. For example, new forms of political outreach are blurring the lines between authenticity and deception, such as government officials suddenly speaking a variety of voter-friendly languages without transparent disclosure that they’re using generative AI, and activists using the AI-generated voices of deceased victims to plead for gun reform.While the study provides novel insights on emerging forms of misuse, it’s worth noting that this dataset is a limited sample of media reports. Media reports may prioritize sensational incidents, which in turn may skew the dataset towards particular types of misuse. Detecting or reporting cases of misuse may also be more challenging for those involved because generative AI systems are so novel. The dataset also doesn’t make a direct comparison between misuse of generative AI systems and traditional content creation and manipulation tactics, such as image editing or setting up 'content farms' to create large amounts of text, video, gifs, images and more. So far, anecdotal evidence suggests that traditional content manipulation tactics remain more prevalent. Staying ahead of potential misusesOur paper highlights opportunities to design initiatives that protect the public, such as advancing broad generative AI literacy campaigns, developing better interventions to protect the public from bad actors, or forewarning people and equipping them to spot and refute the manipulative strategies used in generative AI misuse.This research helps our teams better safeguard our products by informing our development of safety initiatives. On YouTube, we now require creators to share when their work is meaningfully altered or synthetically generated, and seems realistic. Similarly, we updated our election advertising policies to require advertisers to disclose when their election ads include material that has been digitally altered or generated.As we continue to expand our understanding of malicious uses of generative AI and make further technical advancements, we know it’s more important than ever to make sure our work isn’t happening in a silo. We recently joined the Content for Coalition Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) as a steering committee member to help develop the technical standard and drive adoption of Content Credentials, which are tamper-resistant metadata that shows how content was made and edited over time.In parallel, we’re also conducting research that advances existing red-teaming efforts, including improving best practices for testing the safety of large language models (LLMs), and developing pioneering tools to make AI-generated content easier to identify, such as SynthID, which is being integrated into a growing range of products.In recent years, Jigsaw has conducted research with misinformation creators to understand the tools and tactics they use, developed prebunking videos to forewarn people of attempts to manipulate them, and shown that prebunking campaigns can improve misinformation resilience at scale. This work forms part of Jigsaw’s broader portfolio of information interventions to help people protect themselves online.By proactively addressing potential misuses, we can foster responsible and ethical use of generative AI, while minimizing its risks. We hope these insights on the most common misuse tactics and strategies will help researchers, policymakers, industry trust and safety teams build safer, more responsible technologies and develop better measures to combat misuse. AcknowledgementsThis research was a collective effort by Nahema Marchal, Rachel Xu, Rasmi Elasmar, Iason Gabriel, Beth Goldberg, and William Isaac, with feedback and advisory contributions from Mikel Rodriguez, Vijay Bolina, Alexios Mantzarlis, Seliem El-Sayed, Mevan Babakar, Matt Botvinick, Canfer Akbulut, Harry Law, Sébastien Krier, Ziad Reslan, Boxi Wu, Frankie Garcia, and Jennie Brennan. [ad_2] Source link

[caointeag]

i need to do up a whole thing on lyarra and necromancy when i'm not in hell but basically it stems from the starks having some other blood from the night's king and queen. it's based of the necromancy of the old kingdom series which involves the use of bells with each bell having a special power which can control the spirits of others, living or dead.

death itself is an icy river with tricks and gates that leads to somewhere unknown full of spirits looking to get back to life. when a necromancer enters death to say, find spirits to enslave, their spirit wanders and their body is covered in unnatural ice.

lyarra has always been obsessed with the crypts as she's actually able to sense death and spirits. the kings of winter try and communicate with her via this obsession and dreams. she's always wanted to excavate and shore up the collapsed parts of the crypts and finally makes it happen when she reclaims winterfell and before the Big Apocalypse battle. at that time she finds a set of the necromantic bells and an ancient valyrian steel sword named nahema which she uses during the long night.

she's also not the only necromancer of this kind. its pretty exclusively northern tho since it's tied into things like the others but there's been a few below the wall and plenty above who use this same magic. it's probably about as common as green seers tho so like... it's not that often you see it and usually it's always a problem. free folk/non-stark necromancers tend to use it for power and domination while starks use it to put down the dead.

the old barrow kings were a family of these necromancers.

[aresdifesa]

Lanciato il programma di ammodernamento completo del NH90 NH Industries (NHI) e la NATO Helicopter Management Agency (NAHEMA) hanno firmato un contratto per avviare lo sviluppo e la qualificazione dell’aggiornamento NH90 Block 1 (noto anche come versione software 3). NAHEMA ha agito per conto di Belgio, Germania, Paesi Bassi e Italia. Questo programma fa parte della roadmap dell’evoluzione dell’NH90 e costituisce un importante aggiornamento in termini di capacità sia per le varianti TTH che NFH dell’elicottero da combattimento NH90.  “La firma del contratto SWR3, che segna il lancio dell’ammodernamento del Blocco 1 NH90, è una pietra miliare importante per il programma NH90 ed è un chiaro segno che

[militaryleak]

NAHEMA and NHI Announce Agreement for Software Release 3 Development for NH90 Helicopter

The NATO Helicopter Management Agency (NAHEMA) and NHIndustries (NHI) announced today the signing of a major contract for the development and delivery of Software Release 3 (SWR3) for the NH90 helicopter. This milestone agreement, valued in excess of 600M€, underscores a continued commitment to enhancing the operational capabilities and performance, and extending the in-service life of the NH90 fleet. The signing ceremony took place today at the NAHEMA headquarters in Aix-en-Provence, with the attendance of senior representatives from both organizations and NAHEMA’s countries involved in the initiative: Belgium, Germany, Italy and The Netherlands. The SWR3 is an important configuration update for the in-service NH90 helicopters, achieved as a collaboration between the NHI Partner Companies (Airbus Helicopters, Leonardo and Fokker) and major European suppliers. This new enhanced configuration further boosts the outstanding NH90 operational capabilities, featuring equipment such as the first airborne Data Link 22 on a helicopter, next-generation high definition Electro-Optical system (LEOSS-T) and Sonar (OTS-90 Mark II), civil GNSS/FMS and additional weapons integration. #military #defense #defence #militaryleak

The NATO Helicopter Management Agency (NAHEMA) and NHIndustries (NHI) announced today the signing of a major contract for the development and delivery of Software Release 3 (SWR3) for the NH90 helicopter. This milestone agreement, valued in excess of 600M€, underscores a continued commitment to enhancing the operational capabilities and performance, and extending the in-service life of the NH90…

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Fragrances that my fav singers wear (or wore)

Maggie Lindemann - Alien by Mugler (since at least 2016 to present)

Shirley Manson - Nahema by Guerlain. Can't find sources. Likely early 2000s or 2010s.

Avril Lavigne - Trésor Midnight by Rose Lancôme (from multiple sources but can't find supposed interviews or the time she said this). Likely during the 2010s.

Halsey - The Noir 29 by Le Labo (2021, said in interview), and used to wear Black Opium (said by fans and G-Eazy, 2017-2018)

Lana Del Rey - The First by Firestone Sisters (2024, said by fan who asked her)

[fitzvash]

Little oc infopost :∆

Debora she/any, 60+ y.o. 🇵🇭

It has the fins of a flying fish and comes from an island where hybrids of humans and sea creatures are common.

She is a doctor who works for the Marines organization. Debora has excellent abilities, but her character is not very pleasant. She is an aloof person who speaks sharply and to the point, sometimes they can hurt, although they don’t mean it.

Because of the scary things Debora has seen at work, she sometimes hallucinates and tries to cope with them with strong medication.

Because of this, she developed some addiction.

Ps: The woman in the second picture is her old friend and colleague Admiral Nahema(she/her)