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Right and left don't mean what they did a hundred years ago. And income / payroll tax is a big reason why clever human workers are expensive compared to dumb robots. High tax big gov is inversely subsidising a robot takeover. That said the solution for the working man now is to stop wasting your money on lottery tickets and INVEST in AI companies. Buy Amazon stock for example. In a world ful…

Actually just wrote a book on most of this lol here’s there brake down. "Remembering Reality: The Divine OS" explores the concept that reality is a self-generating, recursive loop, and human consciousness is a key component in its manifestation. The book draws on diverse fields including science, philosophy, and spirituality to present its framework. Key ideas include: * The Self-Generating Lo…

No, it means nothing other than OpenAI had a deadline to release something and might have failed to make significant progress. In a few weeks you'll see new versions from all the competitors... Let's see how that goes. If those fail, it still doesn't mean much. If not improvements are made in the next 2 years. Then you have something.

Please note this would be completely voluntary on the part of OpenAI due to the government being banned from legislating AI for the next decade.

> This tragedy was not a glitch or unforeseen edge case," the complaint states. Actually yes it was. And it’s funny that many of these outlets are leaving out a key fact. > [The watchdog group found ChatGPT would provide warnings when asked about sensitive topics, but the researchers state they could easily circumvent the guardrails.](https://komonews.com/news/local/absolute-horror-resear…

AI doesn't have intent, but the spicy math was the convincing factor in his killing himself. These can both be true, and worth addressing.

~40% of daily code written at Coinbase is AI-generated, up from 20% in May. I want to get it to >50% by October. https://tradersunion.com/news/market-voices/show/483742-coinbase-ai-code/ Robinhood CEO says the majority of the company's new code is written by AI, with 'close to 100%' adoption from engineers https://www.businessinsider.com/robinhood-ceo-majority-new-code-ai-generated-engineer-a…

I regularly get LLMs to gather data, then write and format things to save me time. [Here's an example from yesterday](https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/1oi7r6n/comment/nlu616u/?context=3). As long it's fact-checked and a more efficient use of my time it's the smart solution. It would've taken me five-times as long to find a reliable source and see where they'd put that data. I also make…

It looks like the programmers really don't know how to drive very well. After all, these self-driving cars only do what they are programmed to do. And they weren't programmed to stop when a school bus comes to a stop to load or unload children. Who'd of thunk that leaving the programming of a self-driving car to people who are not the best of drivers would result in self-driving cars that were …

The fuck are you so outraged about. The point is the right wing in India did suck the orange man off in full public view in a stadium in Gujarat. I find it hilarious that you guys find this cringe now. LMAO.

Using or not using AI has nothing to do with using your brain to make decisions. AI is only a tool for gathering information and one should always take information from the Internet with a grain of salt. Using what information you've gathered and doing real world testing is where the brain comes in. I tried Brave search a few years back and thought it sucked but based on this new information I tr…

AI is just an evolution of search engines. It makes information easily available. Does Google alert the police every time someone searches for guns or similar questions?

This is extremely American, they make a chat bot that can’t even talk about anything sexual and yet make a contract to kill people in the future with the United States Army

Why would you replace Google with duckduckgo? I thought it just used Bing. And why would you not replace chatgpt with a local model?

I’m 35. I made multiple millions in tech. I trained software engineers. I worked at tons of the biggest companies. It’s all crashing down now. Massive layoffs and AI replacing lots of workers while hiring from offshore replaced the rest. I’ve had to lay off many of my own employees. Every small role has thousands fighting for it. This industry is having a massive pullback. I wouldn’t suggest …

Yup, found that out last year when my shitty boss invented a bullshit reason to fire my coworker (he was really firing her because she called him incompetent to his face). Even though we had a bunch of shit documented, HR didn't care, they automatically sided with the manager, who had nothing documented because his entire case was bullshit. Also... we're union, but the union rolled over and play…

Wow they are so behind. Claude code? Nerfed to the oblivion now. Anyone not using Codex 5.5 xhigh is missing out. No wonder they write code with bugs that need debugging.

There's a reason I specified it as *actually* making money. Not whatever they pretend they make, including subsidies and intra-Musk-iverse sales. Musk have been showing bullshit numbers his entire career, why would these numbers be any different?

What a childish question. EVERYTHING has potential to cause harm, from the WATER you drink all the way up to nuclear power plants. That doesn't mean humanity stops using it, even if it was possible to prevent it (which obviously isn't). AI exists, it's not an IF anymore, it's just a HOW and WHO now. The IF isn't a possibility.

>is there any truth to this or its just fear- mongering mostly fear mongering >And if true that AI can pose serious extinction level risks No it's not true. Or more precisely: It can, but it doesn't. The real problem here is not AI, it's the people trying to make money off it. Greed and competition of big tech will make extinction level event look like a preferable alternative.