For privacy perhaps but on pricing you're unlikely to come out ahead versus datacentres with scale and industrial power pricing
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For privacy perhaps but on pricing you're unlikely to come out ahead versus datacentres with scale and industrial power pricing
In finance it’s even more unhinged. Lots of value creation through synergies while avoiding boiling the ocean and aligning priorities.
When we automated physical activity people that were crowded out moved into knowledge work. Now we’re automating knowledge work so people move into ???
Leisure? Become a useless class? UBI? Something else entirely?
The idea of using jev as a cheaper faster subagent for specific use cases is interesting. Will have to experiment with that!
See why I’m not optimistic?
At least we live in interesting times
If it’s just copy paste templates then you never really needed a lawyer in the first place. Thats paralegal at best
That seems surprising given that the complaint is generally that ai uses it without sending users
Pretty incredible given how much of their valuation rides on it
>The ones with liveries on the side that are all the same color.
Which is also not true for some countries...
Bad model? Don’t think I’ve ever seen a model ignore a link in instructions. It always wants to see what’s there
Wonder if it works with all the functions - most of which would assume one value
That’s very much coming from a desire for improved quality than understanding though
I'd say a better phrasing is that innocent until proven guilty applies - just like with other crimes. Crowd sourced lists aren't that so treating them with some caution is warranted.
I can see how even an unreliable list may be of use practically to women though even if process wise it is quite dubious.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_accusation_of_rape#Estim...