Reminds me of that scene from I Robot where Will Smith was not supposed to drive his car himself.
Judging from the website, Muse seems to be too keen on making me buy things - Book Tickets, Buy a Stroller. Would this personal AI spam me with ads randomly like this?
I've always admired people who can live without a smartphone. I met one linux contributor at an open source conference who doesn't have a smartphone. He uses an old dumb phone, doesn't have any socials and always…
This whole tweet looks LLM-generated. It's the same old bland format and speech-styles that chatgpt answers with.
To some extent we are getting more things done as well. In my company (mid-sized startup), they're making us push features every other day now as opposed to maybe 1-2 features per person per sprint. Back when I joined,…
hmm fair. so a foolproof backdoor that cannot be exploited by the enemies. I don't know how much of that is possible, but then again, the author is talking about super-secure-no-exploit software. So by that definition,…
But isn't that the point the writer is making? They'll be self-sabotaging themselves once they do that.
Reminds me of that scene from I Robot where Will Smith was not supposed to drive his car himself.
Judging from the website, Muse seems to be too keen on making me buy things - Book Tickets, Buy a Stroller. Would this personal AI spam me with ads randomly like this?
I've always admired people who can live without a smartphone. I met one linux contributor at an open source conference who doesn't have a smartphone. He uses an old dumb phone, doesn't have any socials and always…
This whole tweet looks LLM-generated. It's the same old bland format and speech-styles that chatgpt answers with.
To some extent we are getting more things done as well. In my company (mid-sized startup), they're making us push features every other day now as opposed to maybe 1-2 features per person per sprint. Back when I joined,…
hmm fair. so a foolproof backdoor that cannot be exploited by the enemies. I don't know how much of that is possible, but then again, the author is talking about super-secure-no-exploit software. So by that definition,…
But isn't that the point the writer is making? They'll be self-sabotaging themselves once they do that.