odd_primes
25d ago
They probably claimed "I lost access to my email and forgot my password" which is somewhat plausible for an account that has been inactive for a decade. There isn't really a good way to verify identity in a case like that. I guess Riot figures that the account doesn't have anything of transferrable value anyways - it's not like a crypto wallet where they can clean it out. Worst case they just give it back.
odd_primes
25d ago
Use an open weight model like Gemma 4 or Qwen 3.6 Vision. There are plenty of abliterated or "uncensored" versions floating around, people race to produce them whenever a new open weight model drops. It might not even be required though, Gemma 4 at least is pretty easy to jailbreak.
Then it's just a question of finding the most efficient way to process long videos, which will depend on the goal. For three sentence summarization, you could probably get away with using a handful of key frames. If the summary is supposed to reflect the "plot", maybe throw in an audio transcription of the first minute or two into the context as well. Then have the LLM produce a summary.
This is the sort of thing you could throw at Claude and get a prototype working in a couple hours, even without much background in the field. It's a pretty straightforward problem that has a lot of prior art.
Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard was a step in the right direction. Before, colleges were openly discriminating and celebrating it, and now they are doing it with a wink and a nod. Flagrant patterns of illegal discrimination are trivial to identify by looking at the standardized test gap between the median black student admitted and the median white student admitted. The DoJ needs to put some metaphorical heads on spikes. College administrators should be as terrified of a DoJ civil rights investigation as they were of a Title IX case during the Obama administration. Until that happens, claims of "winning" ring hollow, when white and Asian students still don't get a fair shot at one of the most critical junctures in their lives.
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