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by watwut 3mo ago
It is as if they had zero experience of living as humans. They feel like aliens who never experienced 21th century life and imagine what the daily issues might be. They always suggest to use agents in a way that makes non issue sound tediou
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by watwut 3mo ago
The big one believes themselves ready to rival "government power" Btw, OpenAI words, not mine https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49232778
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by watwut 3mo ago
Mistral is not a rich player in the context of AI. It is minor smaller company, basically.
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by watwut 3mo ago
It is about a.) avoiding criminal liabilities for frauds by the insurance company b.) facilitating desirable fraud by employees while keeping plausible deniality. It is super hard to build class cast action and suing companies for denied in
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by watwut 3mo ago
It is not "often" it is "sometimes" and it is also less than a participation trophy. It does not make the bubble not harmful or even less harmful. It just means that sometimes you can repurpose an expensively build junk.
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by watwut 3mo ago
It sounds like it was good for you, but I would add a word of caution about 'one of the most surprising discoveries was just how much speaking is unnecessary' part. It is easy to overdo it and torpedo relationships. Relationships
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by watwut 3mo ago
This is not about development. This is about rubber stamping insurance denial by an unaccountable system.
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It makes perfect sense. You are being intentionally obtuse.
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> Hospitals in America are increasingly outsourcing the checking of insurance eligibility and filing of medical records to Filipinos packing AI tools So, insurance claims are handled by people who operate in different legal system and by
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by watwut 3mo ago
Layer can be disbarred. And judges do not accept "ai did it therefore I, the layer am not responsible for the false claim" as an excuse from layers.
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What is e/acc?
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They dont forget that. They dont care about any of that. It is a pursuit of a complete power, origins of DARPA are as relevant as history of typewriter.
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by watwut 3mo ago
I dont perceive openings as puzzles. Do you have an example of what you mean? Also, how is Harry Potter breaking show dont tell rule?
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by watwut 3mo ago
Reality check: we already know those companies were actively and knowingly harming children and adults. We know they have basically infinite resources at their disposal unlike parents who are expected to somehow counteract it by miracle. Ex
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by watwut 3mo ago
Many of those assets were useless - like railways from nowhere to nowhere. Only some ended up being used. And many innocent people ended up being hurt in the process. Bubbles are not good. They are harmful. The ability yo recoup some of the
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by watwut 3mo ago
Bullshit.
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by watwut 3mo ago
We are on the path to gated monopoly controlled internet. So, goverment controlled is better then Musk, Zuckenberg and Altman controlled.
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by watwut 3mo ago
That one is actually enforced by police, by general society that calls police when they see junkies. Limits on smoking and alcohol are enforced by sellers who cant sell to kids and regulators who punish sellers who do. Parents are not expec
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by watwut 3mo ago
> They want to build the data centres right now, And I want them to behave in a decent way, but universe does not ensure we get what we want. They should be forced to build a grid in a way that does not speeds up global warming. What the
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by watwut 3mo ago
Both sides! We need to make up democrats against EV, because conservatives are!
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by watwut 3mo ago
> who should adapt, not obstruct. Lol, why do you talk like cartoon evil villan? As if AI and its boosters were not hated enough. Of course AI companies should respect the rest of society. And of course non-ai interests should by protect
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by watwut 3mo ago
Useless. The work is still lost or abandoned.
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> The companies are begging to be regulated for this reason and have been doing so for years They can stop doing a thing they claim should be regulated. You dont need to be regulated and forced to do the thing you consider right, especia
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by watwut 3mo ago
Meh, no not true. Plenty of software developers dont even like playing games. And making a game is not all that much more fun anyway. A lot of that work is plain boring. Fun software project and flashy outcome are two different things.
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by watwut 3mo ago
The topic is specifically sexual abuse, porn vs erotic books. The commenter tried to play the "erotic romance books are as bad as hard core porn and no one is treating it that way" bullshit. Women do create political ideologies an
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by watwut 3mo ago
They dont give a shit about angry masses. Nor is the angry mass a risk to them. They have money for arms.
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by watwut 3mo ago
Except that journals pump one super positive article after another. It is everywhere else people get annoyed ... including at journalists that pretends tech is better then it is.
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by watwut 3mo ago
The scary thing is complete capture of politics and economy by sociopathic CEOs. I dont worry about AGI newrly as much as about Thiel, Karp, Musk, Ellison, Zuckenberg, Trump, Vance, Rubio, Miller and the rest of them.
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by watwut 3mo ago
I have literally seen it being defended, in all seriousness, after the economy crash. When the financial institutions were bailed out. Maybe not the name, but the literal idea that the money given to them will flow down. There were even gra
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Aaaand flagged

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