As much as they are a bunch of self serving arseholes they are not hostile enemies. I'm far more concerned about every scammer having unfiltered frontier model access than the movements of our billionaire class.
This is exactly my view and it's frustrating that a sizeable group of people refuse to accept there's any risk with AI. We're literally trying to build something that's smarter than all humans and with the capacity to…
Why does everything have to be so black and white? It always either there's no threat at all or we all need to panic. How about be open to a reasonable discussion on potential outcomes and ways we can minimise risk?…
Hours spent at work have also gone down over the decades and leisure time has gone up. Even if that stat wasn't true and we all spent the same amount of time working more productively then that would still be good for…
That's how the theory goes but I would argue the observable evidence says otherwise. TSMC is Taiwan's national champion and effectively a global monopoly, Samsung is the same for Korea and is highly effective on the…
These are carbon neutral as they remove atmospheric CO2 when the plant matter is grown
OpenAI also have 5.6 fast mode for a 2.5x speedup for 2x cost and is available on standard plans.
The original iPhone cost $500 and adjusting for inflation that is about $800 today. I don't remember phones costing $300 since before the smart phone era. Even Walkman phones cost $500 in the early 2000's.
Sorry but your whole argument that Anthropic must be burning cash is extremely weak and falls into the same tropes as Zitron. We can actually get a very good approximation of the gross margin Anthropic sells their…
There's about 20 million software engineers in the west and almost 50 million globally. Now add to the equation non technical paying subscribers who migrated from ChatGPT and enterprise API spend from internal AI…
As much as they are a bunch of self serving arseholes they are not hostile enemies. I'm far more concerned about every scammer having unfiltered frontier model access than the movements of our billionaire class.
This is exactly my view and it's frustrating that a sizeable group of people refuse to accept there's any risk with AI. We're literally trying to build something that's smarter than all humans and with the capacity to…
Why does everything have to be so black and white? It always either there's no threat at all or we all need to panic. How about be open to a reasonable discussion on potential outcomes and ways we can minimise risk?…
Hours spent at work have also gone down over the decades and leisure time has gone up. Even if that stat wasn't true and we all spent the same amount of time working more productively then that would still be good for…
That's how the theory goes but I would argue the observable evidence says otherwise. TSMC is Taiwan's national champion and effectively a global monopoly, Samsung is the same for Korea and is highly effective on the…
These are carbon neutral as they remove atmospheric CO2 when the plant matter is grown
OpenAI also have 5.6 fast mode for a 2.5x speedup for 2x cost and is available on standard plans.
The original iPhone cost $500 and adjusting for inflation that is about $800 today. I don't remember phones costing $300 since before the smart phone era. Even Walkman phones cost $500 in the early 2000's.
Sorry but your whole argument that Anthropic must be burning cash is extremely weak and falls into the same tropes as Zitron. We can actually get a very good approximation of the gross margin Anthropic sells their…
There's about 20 million software engineers in the west and almost 50 million globally. Now add to the equation non technical paying subscribers who migrated from ChatGPT and enterprise API spend from internal AI…