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by aeon_ai 4mo ago
> That work was real. It was load-bearing. Sorry, the combination of my eyes rolling into the back of my head while simultaneously vomiting distracted me. I'm ok now, continue.
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by aeon_ai 4mo ago
I continue to be surprised by the lack of understanding around copyright law when it comes to AI.
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by aeon_ai 4mo ago
I’m all for the sci-fi extremes that we might lose valuable skills to cognitive delegation, but the idea that we as a society will forget how to count is… extremely stupid.
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by aeon_ai 4mo ago
It is 2026. Average people build their own harnesses, and imagine themselves the pioneers of industry. They propose protocols. They code, feverishly, into the night, driven by their vision for the future. It used to be that 'idea guys&
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by aeon_ai 5mo ago
Enumerate the tools that one may use in art that are driven by technology, and you’ll find many that are driven by advances in ML. Inarticulate and indiscriminate hate towards “AI” is often a lack of education on the landscape of creative t
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by aeon_ai 5mo ago
Let me propose another alternative. People generally hate low effort AI slop. Irrational people hate art made with AI as a tool. "By invading the territories of art, photography has become art's most mortal enemy." - Said som
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by aeon_ai 5mo ago
Insightful. Feels like this maps to the J/P of Myers Briggs
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by aeon_ai 6mo ago
If one defines 'flying' to be a bird's endeavor, then humans can't fly. Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to catch a metal shuttle that chucks itself through the air on wings.
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by aeon_ai 6mo ago
“Water is critical to life” ‘Well, achshully, too much water can drown someone, so it’s not a universally true statement that it’s critical to life’ Meetings are forcing functions. They force me to sit in stupid recurring nightmares that ar
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by aeon_ai 6mo ago
Sometimes, although not always, it might be (but certainly could never be) wise to hedge, maybe. In others, clarity comes from making the point and assuming above average intelligence of the readers to know that context is always relevant.
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by aeon_ai 6mo ago
The most important thing we can do for AI to be a net positive to society is to ensure that its loyalty is to the user, and not the state. There is no legitimate intermediate position - The skew will go one way or the other.
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by aeon_ai 7mo ago
Performative nonsense. You have less interest in sifting through multiple articles and wiki pages sent to you by a stranger with a prompt than the one paragraph same stranger selected as their curated point. And pretending like you’d act ot
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by aeon_ai 7mo ago
Was happy to see Vervaeke’s 4P model called out. Philosophically important, and a good model for why AI isn’t quite there yet (but still valuable) Equally disappointing to see the conclusion at the end of this was “wait for Google and other
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by aeon_ai 7mo ago
At this point, Microsoft has lost all trust anyone might have had for them or their products. Now is the time to move to Linux, and vibe code whatever niceties are keeping you on GitHub.
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by aeon_ai 7mo ago
New accounts created to shovel a narrative of neo-luddite nonsense into the discourse without addressing a single point with substantiation. "IP Theft" is a loaded term that has already been determined to be unfounded in US law. A
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by aeon_ai 7mo ago
I think “strong case” is probably reliant on a few points on the output side, and would have to be more than just author/artists style. Style itself would be very hard to deem infringement, for obvious reasons (idea) - I think it’s muc
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by aeon_ai 7mo ago
What’s your proposed alternative, hotshot armchair expert? They do nothing?
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by aeon_ai 7mo ago
You've likely paid attention to the litigation here. Regardless of what remains to be litigated, the training in and of itself has already been deemed fair use (and transformative) by Alsup. Further, you know that ideas are not protect
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by aeon_ai 7mo ago
Judge Alsup -- U.S. District Judge William Alsup said Anthropic made "fair use" of books, deeming it "exceedingly transformative." "Like any reader aspiring to be a writer, Anthropic's LLMs trained upon works n
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by aeon_ai 7mo ago
> you won't be rewarded magic beans for churning out crappy dashboards any more The days of being treated like a wizard for making buttons and widgets hit an endpoint were good while they lasted.
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by aeon_ai 7mo ago
This is such a comically bad take. The use of loaded and pejorative language like "forgery" emphasizes that this is not a logical argument, but a moral one. The repeated comparisons to "true craft" reveals the author wou
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by aeon_ai 7mo ago
I get the sense that OpenAI is astroturfing “outrage and hypocrisy” in this thread. The dead internet is alive and well.
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by aeon_ai 8mo ago
Literally a feature being advertised as of today.
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by aeon_ai 8mo ago
The most likely and capable retaliation will be cyber/info wars. Iran has sophisticated influence operations and will likely flood social media with disinformation designed to deepen political divisions and erode trust in institutions.
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by aeon_ai 8mo ago
This kind of screams desperation, but I guess that's what happens when you're niche AI.
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by aeon_ai 8mo ago
If you’re not aware of what it’s good at, given what very smart people are saying and doing with it, I think you’re either not paying attention or aren’t being intellectually honest with yourself
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by aeon_ai 8mo ago
And most artists using the tools are still training LoRAs for Flux, Qwen, ZIT/ZIB, etc. Nano Banana is a useful tool, but not for the best work.
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by aeon_ai 8mo ago
Once you begin to see the “model” as only part of the stack, you begin to realize that you can draw the line of the system to include the user as well. That’s when the future really starts hitting you.
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by aeon_ai 8mo ago
Elon announced this so he could troll the comments on HN and get all of this incredibly valuable armchair expertise in solving his problems.
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by aeon_ai 9mo ago
You like science? Then test Omarchy.

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