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   by fsndz 2y ago

   This makes the described attack seem even less interesting/dangerous. Thanks
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   by fsndz 2y ago

   I think it was great that they contacted Slack the way they did. It's also okay for me to publish. I just don't think it deserves much fanfare; in my opinion, this isn't a huge or serious vulnerability, that's all.
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   by fsndz 2y ago

   I understand the struggle. Finding and keeping customers can be a challenge, especially in B2C. But $15K is good, so I would continue fighting for it. To reduce the stress, you should automate everything as much as possible. I’m also curren
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   by fsndz 2y ago

   a belief is not the truth
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   by fsndz 2y ago

   but the article does not demonstrate that that would work in practice...
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   by fsndz 2y ago

   yeah so the same company. and given the type of attack have to have a lot of knowledge about usernames and what they may have potentially shared in some random private slack channel. I can understand why slack is not alarmed with this. woul
7. 277.▲
   by fsndz 2y ago

   true. this can be confusing indeed
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   by fsndz 2y ago

   Absolutely great read. My thesis is you have to understand how the world works and one aspect of it is quickly identifying mainstream lies: https://medium.com/thoughts-on-machine-learning/the-secret-o...
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   by fsndz 2y ago

   I don't understand this. So the hacker has to be part of the org in the first place to be able to do anything like that right ?? What is the probability of anything like what is described there to happen and have any significant impact
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    Good luck with the reliability issues: https://www.lycee.ai/blog/ai-reliability-challenge
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    Bolt looking to raise $450M as Breslow returns(news.crunchbase.com)

    3 points by fsndz 2y ago|2 comments
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    Amazing. I started blogging more recently too. It helps me think more clearly. It is such a great way to clarify ones thoughts. https://www.lycee.ai/blog
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    the thing when AGI is built is that humans will spend most of their time trying to disobey AGI: https://www.lycee.ai/blog/why-no-agi-openai
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    You are gonna work on your own to transform knowledge into productivity and profits if need be: https://www.lycee.ai/blog/large-language-models-productivity...
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    Will the $1T of generative AI investment pay off?(goldmansachs.com)

    1 points by fsndz 2y ago|1 comments
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    This is crazy when you know that AI bots do not reason yet. You have to add sth on top to simulate reasoning: https://www.lycee.ai/blog/logical-reasoner-dspy
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    the original stochastic parrot
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    Of course not, but that does not mean LLMs will lead to AGI. We might never build AGI in fact: https://www.lycee.ai/blog/why-no-agi-openai
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    The Art of Doing Nothing(thetrustedinsight.com)

    1 points by fsndz 2y ago|1 comments
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    I read it more as a source of strategic insights, but of course, it's not a list of startup ideas ready to be executed. No one has that, everyone is figuring things out.
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    Joe Biden was pressured to drop
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    This is an excellent example of using LLMs to convert knowledge into productivity and profit. This will be the way forward: https://www.lycee.ai/blog/large-language-models-productivity...
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    Is Xi Jinping Stifling China's Tech?

    6 points by fsndz 2y ago|16 comments
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    and it changes the dynamics of the generative AI space completely ! absolutely exciting to watch. I am bullish on generative AI even if I think scaling laws will generate diminishing returns going forward.
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    how so ?
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    LLMs are really commodities now: https://www.lycee.ai/blog/why-large-language-models-are-a-co...
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    What Happened to ESG?

    7 points by fsndz 2y ago|20 comments
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    The problem is consultants selling bullshit as expertise are more prevalent than honest consultants. And for these bullshit consultant, selling the most unnecessarily complex solution with all the trendy keywords and making beautiful slides
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    Excellent article. Reminds me of an essay I read recently about surveillance capitalism: https://medium.com/discourse/defending-freedom-in-the-era-of...
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    by fsndz 2y ago

    I tried it recently and it is kinda fun: https://www.lycee.ai/courses/a5b7d115-c794-410d-92f2-15d8f29...