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"so far ahead" "leaps and bounds beyond anything out there" "This is insane"

Let's temper the emotions for a second. Sora is great, but it's not ready for prime time. Many people are working on this problem that haven't shared their results yet. The speed of refinement is what's more interesting to me.

I don't want Sam controlling the industry. His ego would get in the way.

Congrats on the launch. I'd love to import existing characters and assets into the creation process. Is this on the roadmap?

> Flygildi has partnered with Purdue University to test the prototype Silent Flyer and is working closely with a range of other partners to bring even more cutting-edge tech to the UAV, including fellow Icelandic startup Nanom.

> "Vendetta journalism"

Fast forward to today, it seems journalists are increasingly engaged in activism.

I wish Google would release their Goog-411 phoneme database or donate it to Common Voice.

OAI needs to fundamentally change if Sam goes back. Wholesale change.

Are stereotypes inherently negative or is it in the eye of the beholder? Seems like normalization could also have negative impact.

I find it ironic that Fortune charges $1 a month to read about X charging for $1 / year access?

> Under the new format, posts linking to third-party news stories or websites automatically load those articles’ lead images in preview tiles along with their web domains — but with no headlines, depriving readers of key context from the publishers about their articles, according to a review by The Washington Post on Thursday.

Headlines often lack context, opting for click-bait (like this paywall article).

Can't even read the article without bypassing or subscribing.

https://archive.ph/3gd6E

Seems there's net gain in DAU considering X significantly purged bots that represented ~5% prior to acquisition. Also X doesn’t primarily use DAU metric anymore as it's easily manipulated. They look at other engagement metrics that are hard for bots to game.

What type of minor damage would require replacing the castings?

Open source, but requires an API key?

Has or had? The Reuters article opens with: "About a decade ago.."

Zero trust.

I always thought collecting license plate data was considered confidential and only be used for law enforcement purposes. Aren't there laws forbidding this?

Did you mean Dogey product?

I hope Google opens this up to actual journalists who can find and validate facts, then use AI to write long form content.

Could SAG start their own studio, backed by members and community at large?

Now I'm curious about the psychology of Nike's "Just Do It" slogan.

Huffman has a point. How hard would it be for Apollo to establish their own APIs and hosted infra? Not hard I suspect. For instance they could allow users to cross to both Reddit and Apollo when creating new content, etc.

SalesForce repositioned as a data company back in 2010 when they bought data.com (prev Jigsaw).

Is anyone tracking former Telsa employees?

ChatGPT is what I always thought Google was going to be. A simple search box that understands intent. When Google first came out, that search box was pioneering.

> "We asked the SEC specifically to identify which assets on our platforms they believe may be securities, and they declined to do so."

Sums up the case quite well.

> Microsoft, told CNBC that DAX Express adheres to the core principles of Microsoft’s responsible A.I. framework, which guides all A.I. investments the company, as well as additional safety measures that Nuance has in place.

This is the first I've heard of Microsoft's responsible AI framework

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/ai/responsible-ai

Electric cars are also viewed this way.