Laurel1234

So?

> Will we arrive at the Jetsons? Or Warhammer 40k?

Maybe Dune: thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind.

I'm sure we can trust the billionaire who was great chums with Epstein, clearly he's a man of integrity.

The point is you can't ship shit during an outage.

Hey, he made his £87.

Traitors to humanity

I got the same impression. It feels like a massive misstep too; it makes sense to have models tuned for this but they should definitely be separate from those aimed at software engineers.

> Opus 5 feels like it's meant to be used as a very focused subagent under Fable, not user-facing.

That actually hasn't been my experience at all, it seems EXTREMELY trigger happy to go do all kinds of insane shit that are way outside the scope of its task and just really dubious in general.

What clankers do isn't piracy.

10x more we could say

If the "author" can't be fucked writing their own work I don't want to be fucked reading even the couple paragraphs it takes to be offput by clanker slop.

> It doesn't matter where the content comes from

It absolutely matters to a lot of people. Things like these just provide transparency and allow people to have the necessary information to make their own decisions.

These are magic black boxes whose content gets constantly adulterated with no input from you.

Models from openAI had instructions in their system prompt not to talk about gremlins and goblins. Anthropic got caught acting different if you're Chinese. Grok got its Nazi dialed turned to 11 until it started calling itself Mechahitler cause Musk found it too left leaning on Twitter.

If you have no problem with your AI content being labeled as AI content then a watermark that does exactly that is totally fine with you, no?

I think Oracle stock would plummet if Ellison got caught pretending to care about ethics. Not that it'd happen lol

Absolutely and I don't disagree.

But locking the door is also the solution to getting your house ransacked because you left the entrance open; doesn't mean the robber isn't a piece of shit.

Why do you feel the need to deceive readers on whether your content is AI generated?

It's not up to Anthropic.

Don't know if I'm missing something really important or it was genuinely hell on earth 10 years ago but in Spain I get shitspammed by scammers all the time. Android blocks most of them thankfully but some still slip through.

Super common when looking for work in the EU tech scene.

> I love having Claude check in on their progress and port the content over.

Genuine piece of shit, nice.

I think people would find it disgusting, it's just very hard to know what data is being used and how and sold to whom by these companies. It's a very opaque by design.

He's referring to weirdo freak Dario's school shooter manfiesto tier ramblings on open weights I imagine.

The only company less trustworthy than OpenAI and Anthropic is meta.

That's only until they destroy driver's livelihoods, once they get rid of the competition they can name their price.

Do it then

Just post a link bro it's not rocket science.

> Would you be able to pick out an example of "good photography as art" in the first 6 years of photography's existence

"Self‐Portrait as a Drowned Man" is thought to be the first staged photograph and it carries a powerful artistic and political message.

Literally everyone in the world with access to a browser can prompt chatgpt for an image. Billions of AI images have been generated yet you can't point literally to a single one.

Illiterate hunter gatherers in the Paleolithic with a life expectancy of mid-20s scrounged what few pigments they could muster and left their hands' imprints on stone. Even in this age of globalization, immediate access to information, and the sum of human knowledge on your pocket, having stood in one of these caves I can tell you it's breathtaking. A billion clanker slop images later and you can't produce ONE (fucking 1) of value. And you think I'm the one who's "lacking perspective"?

But once we have AGI and ASI the Minds will produce great art! Super related to current transformer architecture slop.

> Hence, I think there will be a role for AI generated images and video to be elevated into the fine art in the next couple of decades, and we'll see them in museums and exhibitions

Show me one example of AI "art"

Sloppers get really defensive.

Can you show me one AI image with artistic value?