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Seems like a measured approach- my read is him saying it’s probably a bubble in that bad ideas are being funded too, but there are a lot of really good ideas do
by mattnewton 1y ago
Seems like a measured approach- my read is him saying it’s probably a bubble in that bad ideas are being funded too, but there are a lot of really good ideas doing well.
Also nit: Typo right in the digest I assume, assuming “suring” is “during”, does cnbc proofread their content?
- mistrial9 1y agoirony level IV
- DonsDiscountGas 1y agoApparently not. An LLM proofread would've definitely caught that
- hiccuphippo 1y agoTypos are proof something wasn't Ai written. Everyone should make at least one tyop in their writing.
- saalweachter 1y agoOnly worms until the typos get into the training data. You need to say at least one thing no one has ever said before in every post.
- square_usual 1y agoR9k wins again
- danielbln 1y ago"Claude, make sure to sprinkle at least one typo in here. And no em dashes you hear?"
- Loughla 1y agoFaculty at the college I work for are kicking and screaming about AI and students using AI. They don't want to use new tools so they're just trying to outright ban students from using them. One smug English faculty said, "well it's not that hard. You just look for dashes in their writing." I responded with, "you know you can just tell it not to use those, right?" Blank stares. I hate it.
- baobun 1y agoThe writing is a mandatory part of the learning process. Outsourcing it to tools is skipping and cheating. Nothing new here. It was the same when the tool was your buddy or upwork before LLMs. Banning advanced graph calculators on undergrad math exams is not because "they don't want to use new tools", either.
- robotresearcher 1y agoThe sad difference that makes a difference is that banning graphing calculators from proctored exams is enforceable in practice. Appealing to honor is a partial solution at best. Cheating is a problem at West Point, let alone the majority of places with a less disciplined culture. It's sad, but true. The fact that you and I would never cheat on exams simply does not generalize. https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2021/04/18/51-west-point-cadets-caught-cheating-must-repeat-a-year/ https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2021/04/18/51-west-... edit: good on West Point for actually following up on the cheating. I've witnessed another institution sweeping it under the rug even when properly documented and passed up two or three levels of reporting. As an academic director and thus manager of professors this was infuriating and demoralizing for all concerned.
- smj-edison 1y agoTime to crack out the faraday cage!
- watwut 1y agoI dont see anything reason at all to expect West Point to have less cheating then anywhere else. Army people dont commit crimes less then civilians either.
- threecheese 1y agoI see what ya did tbere :)
- janalsncm 1y agoThen it’s a market for lemons. Buyers can’t (or choose not to) tell a good AI idea from a bad one.
- hyghjiyhu 1y agoA market for lemons means there is an information asymmetry. Sellers know what they have and try to offload their lemons on clueless buyers. I don't think that's the case here.
- SrslyJosh 1y agoIt is indeed hard to tell how many of the people selling this stuff are True Believers. It's also a bit scary, given how incredibly implausible some of these stuff they're saying is.