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> Sikorski is the foreign minister of Poland, with a long and distinguished career in the US (scholar)

So an American paid polish minister. Nothing new here. /s

so they are siblings.

> understand that is succeeds 95% of the time.

more like 10%.

> Write a new prompt, evaluate, it now succeeds 99% of the time.

in theory, maybe. In practice still 10%.

> Write a third prompt, this one succeeds 100% of the time

Only in Sam Altman's wet dreams.

> AI agents can now autonomously write code, run tests, fix failures, and iterate, increasingly for hours without human input.

Citation needed. How correct is the code generated by AI agents ? Can an AI agent test its code ? Did anyone proved this ?

> he is a fairly important figure, doing important things

Like Copyright Infrigement and propaganda.

> Are we still pretending models aren't cyber capable

They can add 2 + 2 correctly in 10% of cases. So, no, they are not.

Isn't OpenAI a Microsoft company ?

Any Google execs going to jail ?

> personal liability for the executives and managers at the company, and for the investors.

That is not how capitalism works. See Microsoft, Google, Facebook for examples.

> U.S. House Passes Bill to Require Am Radio in New Cars

U.s. House Passes Bill to Require AM Radio in New Cars

> The government itself is the biggest criminal enterprise

This is true for all of the western world, eastern Europe and maybe true for some other countries.

"Your security is very important for (US)us". Just like in Microsoft's EULA.

It looks like Windows 10. Even the light theme is implemented. They only need to implement the dark theme to be at the same UX level as Windows 10.

> Right, but "room temperature" is pretty universal everywhere

Yes. And it is between 16 °C and 30 °C. (depending if the test room has AC or not).

But as you say: it is pretty universal everywhere.

They measured it. Thanks to AI, we can measure things today which would not have been possible 2 millions years ago. /s

> We need rules that take companies responsible when they trick people into hands of scammers.

Who do you think makes the rules and who do you think are the scammers ? Regards, Microsoft, Google. /s

> Passkeys are amazing. They’re basically magic to the average person.

Passkeys are crap. They are just random password prompts to give a false sense of security.

> I looked at sample chapter

... and found nothing interesting

Just keep good backups and do not ise cp, mv and rm to backup your files.

NATO _is_ US.

So like US or Ukraine ?

Yes, but this is left for the next years because they give only one Nobel preis per year.

I hoped it would be SPARC.

No not AI. People who believe in it. But the main purpose of AI is to give answers. Not good/right answers, but just answers. That's why it is used to manufacture consent.

> Failures in storage software are very rare.

Famous last words. Most failures are not reported, because people move on.

It is made by Microsoft, the experts in this domain.

> Active debris removal is required to stop the growth of the number of objects over time that is caused by space debris causing new debris on their own through collisions (Kessler syndrome).

That's why the world policeman has brought weapons into space. To make order. And discipline. /s

> because the new versions require AVX-1/2

Well, an 128kbit MP3 requires at least a 486DX2-66 but you also need to run the OS. /s

This is by design.

For how many milliseconds ?