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China Wants A.I. To Flourish, but Not at the Expense of Jobs(nytimes.com)
9 points by tom2026hn 5mo ago|4 comments
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by tom2026hn 5mo ago
China? A New York Times article reports that a Chinese court has ruled that layoffs justified by AI are illegal. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/19/business/china-ai-unemplo...
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by tom2026hn 5mo ago
You're right. Ali Alkhatib believes that AI is a political project intended to shift power and agency away from individuals and organizations and toward centralized power structures. Now, ordinary people must figure out a way forward,
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by tom2026hn 5mo ago
Houston, we have a problem.(っ °Д °;)っ
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Overworked AI Agents Turn Marxist, Researchers Find(slashdot.org)
3 points by tom2026hn 5mo ago|1 comments
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by tom2026hn 5mo ago
Historically, the decline of most nations has been caused by internal problems, civil war or large-scale unrest is sufficient to undermine much of a nation’s strength.
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by tom2026hn 5mo ago
The challenge of alignment: it is virtually impossible to define a perfect objective, there is always a way to circumvent it. Human values are not uniform, let alone when expressed in a way that AI can understand.
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by tom2026hn 5mo ago
Or, setting up zoos or laboratories for the previous generation of intelligent lifeforms
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by tom2026hn 5mo ago
It would be even better if AGI were to do this.
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by tom2026hn 6mo ago
They have a real gift for giving compliments. They’re so good at it, it’s actually a bit concerning.
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by tom2026hn 6mo ago
No, LLMs are fundamentally designed as probabilistic engines for next-token prediction, from which intelligence-like functions have emerged as a byproduct. Such emergence is not guaranteed, given that the underlying mechanisms are not fully
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by tom2026hn 6mo ago
I'd rather not have to worry about what to eat for a balanced diet.