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An exec job could be outsourced to a magic 8 ball. No need for AI.

Did anyone read the article? > The core issue? Not the quality of the AI models, but the “learning gap” for both tools and organizations > How companies adopt AI is crucial. Purchasing AI tools from specialized vendors and building partnerships succeed about 67% of the time The problem with this is not AI itself, but organizations inability to adapt to new set of tools.

I’d say at least a third of the people who hate dealing with junior devs are horrible people. I would like to say it’s higher, but there are a lot of devs who just don’t understand how to “deal” with junior devs. You have to be able to concretize your own thinking, which is uncomfortable for many people. But “uncomfortable” is where self improvement lives. When we don’t have new people to def…

This is definitely a little different. Google is a search engine, Reddit is a media venue… they are passive participants. ChatGPT was an active participant in this scenario and “you don’t owe them survival” is crazy

Not everyone has or knows how to use photoshop. AI also did it *for* them in a fraction of the time

Why would Japan hand over $500B to the US with little say in return, when they can invest $68B over 10 years in India and actually build mutual cooperation, new markets, and reap strategic benefits with India? With India, they get access to a huge skilled workforce, semiconductor expansion, AI development, and stronger Indo-Pacific security ties. That’s a **two-way partnership,** not just a one…

Even the biggest tech companies in the U.S. do not hire a fraction of a fraction of the population. Losing your own (ex)employees as potential customers is a negligible cost for any employer. Yes, when taken as a CLASS, if every employer fired their workers that would have an effect on demand for goods and services. But employers do not act as a cohesive class; coordination is hard! It is a stan…

In a fight between Disney and AI bros, I'll take Disney every day of the week.

There are many people getting actively mentally harmed by the new safety system. Neurodivergent and people with trauma history need reliability and consistent tone. I've seen lots of stories where 4o saved people's lives. Implying you're mitigating all mental health problems sound like pr theater that ignore the reality of those with issues that will be lifelong no matter what anyone does. Ch…

MIT also discovered that firms that had implemented AI had made exactly zero impact on productivity.

If chatGPT didn't exist, and the man asked potentially almost any human on earth because he was looking for external validation, would they have said what the chatbot said? I seriously doubt it.

It doesn't help people keep calling it AI. It's not intelligent at all. It's as you say, pattern recognition and matching.

Agreed. The r/technology sub is Exhibit A of this phenomenon. For a sub called “technology,” the upvotes that AI-ignorant comments receive is shocking. So many people still have their heads in the sand. It’s almost as if they choose to ignore the progress because they’re both clueless about how to use AI and scared of what lies around the corner, because most people have pointless jobs that can n…

It wouldn’t have to be handwritten. Most colleges already have testing centers with full computer labs, they just need to be machines that are unable to pull up any AI software. I think this is where things are going to have to go. I had to take tests for my professional license and they were always at third party testing centers and you couldn’t look anything else up on the computers you were…

All the Ai models are built on the type of theft they are suing Google for, including the OpenAi models that they are now giving the Disney seal of approval to.

Think of how stupid you think the average person is, then realize 50% are even dumber than that. edit: - George Carlin People will easily fall for this hook, line, and sinker.

India is the third largest producer of electricity in the world. They have nuclear power. Besides, any burden of scarcity would fall on the general public, not the data center.

I asssume you send your results to the ai and then the ai pays you if you successfully completed the task, so you’d have to skills if you managed to do it. I don’t know though because I haven’t gotten any offers from any AI.

I wanted AI to do the dishes and make widgets while I have free time to make art and read books. But now I do the dishes and make widgets for the AI while the AI makes art and reads books! That's what's dystopic about it and to be honest people are only doing this because they need the money. We need to stop valuing money so much in society. And to do that we need to create systems where **so…

"You're absolutely right! I shouldn't have attacked our own soldiers! That was a catastrophic failure and I won't sugar coat it." - Claude Trumpus