And that, ladies and gentlemen, is Sam Altman’s unfettered attention to quality and details.
This one is up there with Palantir in the list of companies that I hope will soon fail miserably and painfully.
> Tools For Humanity is actually partnering with Thirty Seconds to Mars on their 2027 European tour. While TFH has not disclosed the actual reason for the false Bruno Mars announcement, it looks a bit like a case of mistaken identity. Pretty ironic, since the company’s whole shtick is supposedly verifying human identities.
As funny as this is, there is a serious side. This is a case of an unintentional hallucination propagating and amplifying through human social and incentive structures. This is also how probably how religious miracle stories work.
Lately I’m realizing what an absolute drain imposter syndrome is. I see things like this and I think maybe I could jump three levels up into a completely different department and be just fine, at least for a while. Then maybe fail up?
Something I don’t understand, how does that verify identity? Couldn’t a third-party person simply save the pictures taken by the Orb (especially by modifying the firmware)?
What’s with this crypto-coins that goes with it ? That doesn’t make sense, seems like a pretext
"the company’s whole shtick is supposedly verifying human identities" - that as PR means that from the next year forward you can expect official government services to require you to use that company. This is just observation from how the tech world works.
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[ 2.0 ms ] story [ 42.4 ms ] threadStill hilarious given the company's mission, but the comments here make fun of the wrong technological aspect.
> “You’re right, I got these two artists mixed up because of the name. I’m really sorry” — ChatGPT
:)
Fitting partnership. They should call it Hitler Brotherhood, or something like that.
Maybe even Thiel would join and others.
Don't fall for it.
Sheeeeesh
What’s with this crypto-coins that goes with it ? That doesn’t make sense, seems like a pretext
https://www.kqed.org/arts/13865555/thirty-seconds-to-mars-ja...
https://humanidentity.io, https://protocol.humanidentity.io
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