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by gmerc 2y ago
Attention itself is being milked, it has very little to do with money on the frontline. We a/b test these products, genetically pruning them to maximum addictiveness ("time spent on platform") and peer pressure / viralit
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by gmerc 2y ago
We knew this at Facebook a decade ago…. and goaled everyone on shares and engagement.
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by gmerc 2y ago
You’re too generous.It runs paid influence campaigns.
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by gmerc 2y ago
I love the cognitive dissonance at play here I think this comes down to a very simple question: Is one open to entertain the notion that well crafted messages targeted through algorithmic platforms can drive people to change behavior. As an
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by gmerc 2y ago
For example when they backed the CEOs coup against the board. With AI-CEOs - https://ai-ceo.org - This would never have happened because their CEOs have a kill switch and mobile app for the board for full observability
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by gmerc 2y ago
Claude has much better enterprise momentum and sits in AWS support while OpenAI is fighting their own supplier / Big Tech investor.
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by gmerc 2y ago
Board Level Control Pane included!
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AI CEO: The Future of Corporate Leadership Is Here(ai-ceo.org)
1 points by gmerc 2y ago|1 comments
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AI-Ceo.org: HN auto redirects to .com .... which doesn't exist(ai-ceo.com)
1 points by gmerc 2y ago|0 comments
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by gmerc 2y ago
Critical in the age of generative AI reliability.
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David Mayer – The man who can't be ChatGPT'd(staging.ailti.org)
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by gmerc 2y ago
Hypothesis: - It's likely GDPR "Right to forget" compliance. - It's a very lightweight, crude and leaky mechanism applied to both input and output. ## Observation: - Any mention of the name "David Mayer" termi
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by gmerc 2y ago
That won't be done either.
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by gmerc 2y ago
It's done. Almost everything predicted will happen and in this century. There's no hope.
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by gmerc 2y ago
You took their code, did a search and replace on the product name and you're relicensed the code AGPL? You're going to have to delete this thing and start over man.
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by gmerc 2y ago
Hilarious after they just got rid of Workplace.
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Show HN: Bluesky Jetstream Battle Arena(jetstream.tooclever.org)
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by gmerc 2y ago
Americans are about to get intimately familiar with this mode of governments anyway
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by gmerc 2y ago
At certain odds, statistical likelihood is evidence
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by gmerc 2y ago
Ya but a tons of people are killed by humans every day so it's fine.
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by gmerc 2y ago
The playbook is so fucking obvious. Take over quasi monopolist, loot through stock buybacks, offload to retail, start writing articles calling for rescue
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by gmerc 2y ago
This clearly has nothing to do with running down the preorder list which has now been exhausted and had a less than 10% claim rate. Those numbers are going to crater hard in the coming months
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by gmerc 2y ago
Just going with the renewed authoritarian flow, preparing us for JD Vance going “founder mode” on the government. It’s a cyclical thing that ends up in disaster about 4-8 years down the road.
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by gmerc 2y ago
- Air Pollution and related deaths / morbidities - Road tear and wear - Congestion related loss of business and time - Can actually work on train or rest Many of these can be calculated and measured. Rail doesn’t significantly pollute
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by gmerc 2y ago
This shows no such thing. It shows what it shows. What the explanation is, that actually requires research. Anything from new food additives, changed lifestyle habits forced by the pandemic, increased chronic stress, screen addiction compro
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by gmerc 2y ago
It’s good context for all those “slip into totalitarianism” comments
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by gmerc 2y ago
I mean we’re 20 years into shipping suspects without trial to Cuba
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by gmerc 2y ago
Like any LLM
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by gmerc 2y ago
Interns are cheaper than o1-preview
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by gmerc 2y ago
“building” is the easy part

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