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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
https://mlq.ai/media/quarterly_decks/v0.1_State_of_AI_in_Bus...
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
Yes, but you can neither drink rainwater nor use it to cool a data center. And the rain may end up falling thousands of miles away. Excessive use of water reduces flow in natural bodies of water and can mess up local ecosystems.
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
What's the dog whistle? People are concerned about the impact industry has on the environment, and they are stating those concerns plainly. I don't think the non-profit WaterWatch's true goal is to destroy big tech. I think y
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
The authors (MIT's Project NANDA) are really pro-LLM, hoping to develop an "Internet of AI Agents." Unsurprisingly, their recommendations on how organizations should integrate LLMs involve embracing their NANDA platform: &g
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
I agree that it's wrong to do so, but the maintainer of this site certainly thinks that the point is to compare humans with AI. He frequently compares the results to human IQ test takers without any sort of caveats: "Now o3 scores
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
>Heather Cox Richardson ... could easily replace her two copy editors with Claude. I'd be surprised if she felt the same way.
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
The full interview this comes from is off the rails. Gawdat says we'll have AGI by 2026 at the absolute latest, and that we will have artificial super intelligence in the immediate future. He guarantees that after destroying jobs, with
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
The air in a car comes from the outside.
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
The link to the article covering Google Deepmind's CaMeL doesn't work. Presumably intended to go to https://simonwillison.net/2025/Apr/11/camel/ though
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
It's a shame, because that seems like the sort of thing LLMs would be able to moderate quite effectively, if YouTube was willing to put the effort in.
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
Your summary ignores much of the nuance of the article, such as the fact X claims to have a "zero-tolerance policy" for non-consensual nudity images, or that Grok refused to generate similar images with actual literal direct promp
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
It looks like most of the blog posts for the site were also generated by ChatGPT. In the most recent article [0], all of the provided links include "?utm_source=chatgpt.com" In "How to Reduce Kids’ Screen Time – Without the T
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
Zuckerberg had a lot to say about AI in his part of Meta's Q2 earnings statement, but the follow-up earnings call [0] revealed the rather limited scope of AI in their ad business so far: >"The first is enabling business AIs wit
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
You're replying to people who had negative experiences with LLMs and posted their nuanced criticisms with: "OK but have you tried Claude 4??" It's not helpful or justified within those conversations.
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
I tried using it and am not impressed. I don't know if it's possible to do any of the things shown in the promotional videos. It seems like a typical web-enabled LLM, but in a browser extension. I didn't see ANY functionality
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
While the church feared people interpreting information on their own, with LLMs it's the opposite: we fear that most interpretation of information will be done through a singular bland AI extruder. Tech companies running LLMs become
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
I read the PDF. The "Remove Red Tape and Onerous Regulation Recommended Policy Actions" don't cite to any specific existing regulations. It just references executive orders that vaguely demand any such regulations be eliminat
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
How are you measuring your productivity? There are studies [0][1] that indicate it's common for people to self-assess that their productivity using LLMs increased by 20-40%, when in fact it decreased based on objective, controlled meas
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
I think the first chart could be a beautiful summary of what's driving LLMs into a bubble. At first, they're amazing and will obviously be able to improve productivity if not replace employees outright: C suites and venture capita
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
The whole article is not based on that incident. For example: >The former U.S. Marine hosts the crowd-sourced FSD Community Tracker, the single most sophisticated and reliable form of empirical data collection and analysis on Tesla’s sel
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
I'm worried that an increasing number of people are relying on LLMs for things as fundamental to daily life as expressing themselves verbally or critical thinking. Perhaps LLMs can move someone's results from the 25th percentile t
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
Is your objection just over the word "cure"? Because hypertension, depression, arthritis, asthma are a few in an absurdly long list of lifestyle diseases that use drugs as a primary method of treatment.
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
This is the first time I've heard of slopsquatting, but it does seem like a major and easily exploitable risk. However, blocking an email domain will dissuade only the lowest effort attacker. If the abusers think slopsquatting is effec
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
The IRS can audit a failure to file taxes without any time restriction. So if you think there's a decent chance that the US will ever again have a president that desires a functioning government, you should probably pay your taxes.
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
Good news, everyone! I invented a new lubrication that increases wind turbine energy production by 10%. So we obviously want to decommission 10% of our wind turbines.
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
This is akin to saying a severely anxious person should be able to take an SSRI for a few months, learn how to change their thinking, and stay off antidepressants for the rest of their life. So simple. Must be their fault if they can'
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
Finally, a benchmark for benchmarks. And what's great is that they already benchmarked their benchmark benchmark. (Apologies for the benchmark snark. I'm glad people are doing this research, thanks for sharing it.)
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
I don't know what regionalization OpenAI or Deepseek do. But it makes sense that they would change some things because of different languages, cultures, and regulations. Most global businesses tailor products for different regions. Peo
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
Choosing not to answer - regardless of whether or not that was a rule mandated by the CEO (an unsourced and unlikely claim given the corporate structure of most large organizations) - is far different than insisting on an answer from whatev
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by nerevarthelame 1y ago
I'm heavily involved in DragonRealms [0]. Its older brother GemStone is still kicking around too. Players of both games built an open source Ruby-based scripting engine called Lich [1] that allows insanely complex levels of automation.

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