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by jacquesm 2mo ago
I think that is because people perceive OpenCV as 'hard to use' and LLMs as easy to use.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
The nasty bit about location services is that it is trivially easy to turn it on but much harder to turn it off.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
You mean besides the fear mongering, the clear attempts at regulatory capture, articles like this: https://www.wired.com/story/anthropic-benevolent-artificial-... and the linked tweet here you need more to convince you
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
Great example. There is no way I would run that in production anywhere. Long term stability is the thing that matters, such a move would be immensely threatening to long term stability.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
That all makes a lot more sense in light of the current hunger for power for data centers.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
Yes, but those other people can not be said to be causing this for themselves.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
I would say without a doubt yes. I've been following all of these characters basically from the time their companies and their names hit the press the first time (professionally) and without exception the 'tech bros' tend to
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
Complete madness.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
Unfortunately it is not just the engineers that get laid off. Try finding a job as a translator, a copy writer or some other entry or mid level service economy kind of job.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
More like erasing all other branches just prior to that word from your head, the past thoughts would still remain.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
Not the OP. > Do you not think that Amodei, who worked on research about cancer biomarkers at Stanford, knows a thing or two about how to apply AI to the problem? It certainly shows he is ambitious. > Is it that you don't trust a
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
Has that model been proven to work for other diseases?
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
Property rights might be the least of your problems.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
Can't you convert?
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
Check parent comment history.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
Details...
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
But that codebase was written by people, so you'd be well positioned to take it over. I wonder if the same would be the case if you were to take over a codebase that was written by AI. By that point it might no longer matter though, bu
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
What could possibly go wrong...
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
You could easily be an idiot and a genius at the same time and I think that has a better chance of covering this than either exclusively. Amodei is very smart, maybe even well intentioned (though I'm not sure about that) and the long t
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
OpenAI might actually end up being open after all... bit of a roundabout way though.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
And open source in general. Also: keep in mind that without open source to feed it there would have been no agentic coding.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
That's that accounts main contribution to HN and it's a miracle to me that they are still here.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
And it quite possibly creates a huge risk for the company in the longer term, there is only one person who knows how that all works.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
> If there were anyone on the plant who has the ability to influence our direction then it would be Dario Amodei. Possibly, but not necessarily in a better direction. And that's the whole problem here. They should all go watch Ph
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
> Dario must think people are stupid. All of those guys think people are stupid. That theme has been repeating over and over again.
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On AI regulation and messaging(twitter.com)
250 points by jacquesm 2mo ago|545 comments
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
NV might end up owning them.
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
So, you are calling the author a liar?
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by jacquesm 2mo ago
Same here in NL. A few drops of rain today, for the first time in a long time.

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