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by sensanaty 1mo ago
British Airways is the same. After they wrongfully didn't let me board my flight I had to escalate to the Dutch aviation authority (ILT, they sided in my favor within 3 days of me sending my letter in, that's how blatantly in the
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
> If they were not related to anthropic I'd probably agree with you. What does the company they work for (only 1 of them, mind you) have anything to do with the topic at hand? They were using both Anthropic & OAI models during t
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
I had to laugh to the point of tears the other day when I saw my friend scrolling through Instagram and they encountered an "Ad Break". The app simply doesn't let you scroll through another post, story or reel until you sit t
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
If you take OpenAI at face value, they claim they threw a relatively simple prompt at the problem on a whim and boom presto, a swarm of "agents", 15 million dollars and 90 hours later they disproved the hypothesis. Wow, look at ho
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
I guarantee you most of the comments regarding this aren't real humans. The homepage is full of crap meant to distract from what OAI did here, the comments are full of OAI employees. Dead internet theory pushed to the max
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
He works for ad tech, he obviously has no morals and is maximally selfish already
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
I wouldn't be uploading pics of my child to platforms that have historically used CSAM to train their models, but hey you do you
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
Nice damage control bud, too bad the veil's lifting and everyone's seeing what you sociopaths at OpenAI are really like
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
Curious that this post isn't on the top page while OpenAI's puff piece is.
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
If it's siloed the same way the HF bots were, that doesn't exactly bode well. I'd be amazed if there weren't some big companies sending a fleet of lawyers at OpenAI's ZRPs after this news
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
I must live in a different Holland, cause I've literally never heard of this, unless you mean around New Years with fireworks I guess
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
Again, the people who are anti-AI don't give a shit about token prices. They will care that AI is only for rich people, but this won't be due to token prices, but because only the wealthy will be the ones with any kind of job (i
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
AI is a religion that promises CEOs, VCs and other various assorted sociopaths the promised land of not having to pay for the most expensive part of any business, its workers. They will do anything and everything in their power to reach thi
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
Talk about a goomba fallacy. The people who are against the data center buildups (which is increasingly becoming a bipartisan issue the world over thanks to the antics of the AI psychos) are not the same people complaining about token price
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Meditations on Moloch(slatestarcodexabridged.com)
2 points by sensanaty 1mo ago|0 comments
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
> It reminds me of the transition over the last year from AI-assisted coding to AI doing all the coding. Really huffing your own farts there, huh?
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by sensanaty 1mo ago
They have a few millions/billion in stock riding on the line here, they have no real opinions other than the ones that will materialize in infinite money once their companies IPO and saddle the world with their money burning.
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by sensanaty 2mo ago
Lol same story here, I work in payments and 0 people within the company (including the team working on it!) are convinced at all about the viability
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by sensanaty 2mo ago
I think society at large is increasingly hitting a gambling mindset fueled by algorithms murdering everyone's attention spans and dopamine receptors. Life is also expensive and it's NOT getting cheaper. Combine thag with endless s
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by sensanaty 2mo ago
They don't give a shit about making a good product, the literal only thing any of these ghouls care about is line going up in the short term, because if line goes up they can dump their investments and move on to the next entity that t
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by sensanaty 2mo ago
Despite access to """"""AGI""""""" all the marketing teams at these companies can only dream up 2 things, buying plane tickets and online shopping autonomously. Sometimes they
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by sensanaty 2mo ago
AGI is a meaningless term that can mean nothing and everything at the same time. It can be used by AI bros to hype their latest releases which are always one step away from achieving AGI, or it can be used by anti-AI people to say it's
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by sensanaty 2mo ago
Might be cause I'm from the Balkans, but I see nothing extreme here
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by sensanaty 2mo ago
> Google’s ad tech business brought in $30 billion last year, or about 8 percent of the revenue for its parent company, Alphabet. Its ad tech revenue has declined for 16 straight quarters, and analysts estimate it accounts for less than
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$64B of data center projects have been blocked or delayed amid opposition(datacenterwatch.org)
3 points by sensanaty 2mo ago|0 comments
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by sensanaty 2mo ago
Who's being held liable here, exactly? They're parading this shit around in a victory lap for how "powerful" their models are, if they were being held liable there'd be jail time for the felony committed, but everyo
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by sensanaty 2mo ago
Because we're in a bubble that is soon to burst and they need every single PR win they can get ahead of the trillion dollar IPOs
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by sensanaty 2mo ago
Because they're incompetent or simply don't give a shit.
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by sensanaty 2mo ago
Whether it's dangerous or not is completely orthogonal to the discussion at hand, IMO. Plenty of mundane things are dangerous. An FPV drone carrying a hand grenade is dangerous, not because it's "a swarm-like intelligence&quo
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by sensanaty 2mo ago
It's used primarily for generating spam and inventing scams. Nobody real actually uses this garbage, it's all just fake marketing and shills (when they're not scamming people, that is?

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