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7mo ago
I would assume they would until the profit of subscriptions surpasses the profit of anything else they can monetize. Why would they leave money on the table?
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pluc
7mo ago
That's ok Copilot will fix it
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pluc
7mo ago
Or ad-supported LLMs where you can't guarantee the answer isn't sponsored.
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7mo ago
> ...he attempted to use an “experimental Claude Code-based AI tool” to help him “extract relevant verbatim source material.” He said the tool wasn’t being used to generate the article, but was instead designed to “help list structured r
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7mo ago
> Look, the previous commenter has legitimate question how can we do it for real. I gave parent the term "adversarial fashion" as an answer to their query, they should look that up.
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7mo ago
Slapping a pair of glasses that are recording you, processing your face, sending biometrics and images back to one of the worst privacy offenders on the planet off of the face of someone who is willingly doing all that without asking your p
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7mo ago
They better invest in frame designs too cause as soon as they're recognizable they're gonna get slapped off faces real quick
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7mo ago
just ask AI to document it
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7mo ago
It's the novelty of the technology. You can easily be amazed at the apparent magic of AI. I think this is what most people are using AI for so far. There's lots of "they were so eager to do that they never asked if they shoul
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7mo ago
That analogy brought another one to my mind: groceries. We used to hunt and grow most of what we needed. For various reasons (good and bad) we are now completely removed from the whole process. That allowed us to prosper and evolve by focus
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7mo ago
I don't know... but I'd rather mix in with the cultists. A dissenting opinion is important in their echo chamber if we're ever going to give sanity a chance.
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Hackerbot-Claw: An AI-Powered Bot Actively Exploiting GitHub Actions
(stepsecurity.io)
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8mo ago
It is. Humans are messy.
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8mo ago
That's the literal definition of stagnation. That is not compatible with growth. Also that's not a new idea, that "everything worth inventing/exploring has already been". It's precisely what AI reinforces, and
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8mo ago
If AI could innovate it wouldn't be a public product. It would be a cash cow. Why give your customers the ability to come up with new and amazing ideas when you can just keep it for yourself and launch a thousand products? USA is a cap
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8mo ago
There is no "new ideas" with AI. Claiming the opposite is a fundamental misunderstanding of the technology.
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8mo ago
This is fine. How else do you learn but by taking things apart and rebuilding them? This obsession with productivity is incompatible with onboarding new talent. Having 1000 versions of the same concept is exactly what progress is.
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8mo ago
I can't wait until the AI people realize that without developers' original ideas, AI has nothing new to steal from. We don't create, AI will spit out the same old concepts. What, you're gonna create the next generation o
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8mo ago
They've been deleted. For obvious reasons. You want to take a stand but you don't want to stop working for the people who do the things you don't want to do. It's all so very american. I'll put my name on but if it
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8mo ago
Easy: have no principles that money can't buy. That's the American Dream!
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8mo ago
They have now deleted/hid all signatures because their corpodaddy went the other way. This is so great.
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8mo ago
lol it didn't even take them a whole night.
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8mo ago
You can't close this box you've opened. I hope saving time on keystrokes was worth your democracy freedom and privacy. I'm gonna have fun watching it get ripped away
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8mo ago
Hey did someone show this to Sam? I don't think he knows.
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8mo ago
When have US corporations (or simply "the US" really) ever done the right thing for humanity?
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8mo ago
Idiocracy called this "talking like a fag".
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8mo ago
It's such an US thing to ask "Are they doing the thing they are doing?" You've read about it, you can clearly see it in action from multiple companies, yet you're here asking "hey is this happening?" Yes.
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8mo ago
Shit straight up Attorney General'd me
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8mo ago
What is it that I need to learn in order to accept your government's actions and your people's lackluster resistance?
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8mo ago
That's great. What did it achieve? You're not supposed to stop until you get what you want.
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