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bigbuppo
3mo ago
There are two big differences, though. First, humans will generally face consequences for their screwups. Second, AI is doing these screwups at scale while often holding the keys to the kingdom for some idiotic reason.
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bigbuppo
3mo ago
Right, but the human assistant could go to prison if they comply with the bribe. Does the CEO of the AI company go to prison if their AI goes on a crime spree?
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3mo ago
I'm not completely anti-gambling, but I'm of the mind that if you're going to gamble away your life savings you should at least be required to put on pants and go to a sketchy betting parlor. Online gambling platforms make it
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bigbuppo
3mo ago
They're generally hosted on a google or microsoft 365 or something slightly less shady. Good luck with that.
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bigbuppo
3mo ago
I can't help but make a comparison to one of those road planning memes. Just one more book, bro, and we'll solve AGI forever. Trust us, bro, just one more book. Come on, let me have those words and we'll solve AGI forever.
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bigbuppo
3mo ago
On the plus side, that also allows for mass surveillance of the population for, uh, security reasons. For the children. Probably.
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3mo ago
Except for Microsoft, who just sort of scale back MFA (unless you pay for Microsoft 365 Pro Gold Deluxe Plus Platinum Millenium Edition E5 to set the policy that used to be free) because of reasons.
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bigbuppo
3mo ago
Wait until you figure out just how much trust is required to make Zero Trust work.
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bigbuppo
3mo ago
I think the big take away is that Anthropic's products are hot garbage.
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bigbuppo
3mo ago
I love how they're based out of Cyprus. Has anyone verified them?
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bigbuppo
3mo ago
No, but it can pretend to do that, which is close enough.
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3mo ago
It took less effort to setup a geocities page than a myspace account.
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3mo ago
The values didn't change, they just made them clear.
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bigbuppo
3mo ago
Then you have your agent create you your own codeberg, with blackjack, and hookers.
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3mo ago
You think about words, those words become physical movements, those physical movements create a mark on paper, the brain reads those physical marks, which causes it to think about words, which become physical movements, which become physica
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3mo ago
According to the article these cards have a 9% annual failure rate.
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bigbuppo
3mo ago
Yeah, man, sure they cleaned out the vault, but the valuable insights gained for how to keep it from happening again are priceless!
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3mo ago
Yeah, and maybe also suggest slightly better alternatives to things along the way. Like, they could tell people that POWERADE has B vitamins in addition to electrolytes unlike that other leading sports drink, but only a gentle nudge. You wo
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3mo ago
I think I'd rather retire than use that.
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3mo ago
And traffic patterns.
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bigbuppo
3mo ago
Babby.
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bigbuppo
3mo ago
every single one of those pilots is getting a number to copy.
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bigbuppo
3mo ago
That demo makes me nauseous. Buttons shouldn't do that .
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3mo ago
Oh, wait until the kids learn about hardware.
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3mo ago
I would say it's more like 600 sq ft to 5000 sq ft. Nobody knows.
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3mo ago
Ah yes, let me just look at Instagram for the ideal model of infinite scroll UX. You can't even scroll up to something you've actually subscribed to that you didn't mean to scroll past without it tossing it into the memory ho
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3mo ago
It was an assumption based on personal experience.
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3mo ago
And in reality, it's a handwave. The city will refer you to Flock, and then Flock will cancel the contract, but leave the cameras up, so now there's no customer. Funny that.
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3mo ago
The difference is that the government has rules and limitations on the data they collection. Meanwhile for-profit corporations operate under an obligation to make as much money as possible for the shareholders.
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