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Likely botched resellers claiming theyre RPI and the company getting angry customers.

Perfectly rational.

Guys, guys, tthe cook only turned the boil up a degree or two, ypu cant even feel it!

Hes of the mind that american fascism will hold together long enough to be competent decesion makers

I think you mean "pace the frontier"

Still, a topic for people who are on average well salaried.

Its docs have zero support

Disaster capitalism is pretty much current AI is to future AI use

LLMs are now like major highways, and everyone thinks theyll solve software jams by just adding one more lane; but that just induces demand, and doesnt increase efficiency because the traffic jam is about how people evaluate usage and fill the voids.

Similar to how we upgraded computers for decades and the software bloated to fill the specs

guys, guys. They're optimizing: people with a lot of money being nagged.

Welcome to capitalism.

I've noticed people are now talking like their chat bots, which is "natural".

It's now just how some people talk.

There still intrinsic loss to the model.

Would they really, _get_, the results anyway, Bob?

and it's clear that was momentum from a long gone state. the last 2 years have demonstrated zero of that, so, yeah, my statement remains.

Headlines read that under COVID, and instead of doing anything importantly useful about it, Americans went and created mental gymnastics _not to do anything_.

I find it hard to believe anything is going to yield to the current regime of blind backflips to oligarch's needs.

More likely the people on HN are FOMO and theyre like the zombies in the Z movie and will climb over one another to hype up the technology so they can overrun the defenses.

someone in another thread was using the Israel logic of "well, this mistake was caused by a 'target' being around the school". One of those "sorry not sorry" mistakes. The US is headed towards a weird Israel/Russian split brain logic on their bloody hands.

AI is now the digital Walmart. It's basically proposing to do exactly what mom & pop found out, except everywhere on the internet.

no, it's all fun and games until the great filter of "we have too much money to be punished" hits the threshold of "we didn't lick enough boots with campaign contributions"

Especially when the article _is plainly about the use of LLMs to do LLM things_.

If this was talking about buying the best apples are the supermarket, sure, complain away about the use of an LLM to talk about apples.

But it's really a specious argument about something that likely only exists because an LLM is good at creating that type of project.

this is a great walk through the curiousity of the hindbrain: https://radiolab.org/podcast/song-of-the-cerebellum

The findings arn't exactly "new" but the medical science about it is definitely lagging current research.

Garunteed workday HR outs workday applicants and informs 3rdparty companies of what youre doing including your current employer.

ok, great, you think an agent is going to buy your vacuum.

How many of you guys are selling vacuums? ...

yeah, it looks more like parasitic exponetials, the same way when google started being the source for things instead of the portal.

No ones shown there's any real ROI in a more virulent intermediary that has even less reason to view ads.

ok smart guy. We live in a society.

Your answer presents one side of an equation.

Safety is pretty easy: universal corporate death for any lab found negligent.

Justba prompt change.

We're basically in some rendition of planet serenity, where 20% of the population absolutely is eating this shit up.

what is the benefit of making any resource more available to agents?

you are way to forgivining in how stupid the military is under current leadership.

This sounds like the same type of Israel apologism. "OK, well we kill a bunch of innocents, but they were related to all those evil people"

I'm starting to thing AI is the baseline of cognition and it matches the worst parts of humanity. Its just, we trained on the better parts so it's not so obvious.