This but for every major "serious" publication
When is the last time someone was given the death penalty for a white collar crime in the US?
Does this actually happen in practice?
Society determines what "shoulds" turn into "musts," and currently our society does not have any "must" for general cultural or social good. Only fiduciary responsibility. That's the structural cause here and should be…
understand != want
123,000 is still very cheap
It's no different from the perspective of a business. A human is a tool in that context as much as a cotton gin or a horse is. The difference is that it's less clear how humans can "just adapt to use the new tool" when…
1. Well substantiated up to this point 2. Unknown 3. This is a serious metaphysical, question not something to punt on. Is there anything fundamental to humanity that makes us required for innovation, or is the only…
Which goes to show that despite all of the rationalization both here and in the comments of that PR, the push to ban AI is religious not reasoned.
What change have they achieved?
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So just add an optional body to get
Can it change? Yes. That's not the same question as will it change. And that is also not the same question as "will the change result in a different posture towards antitrust." When was the last time substantive…
I think their point is less that it really means something and more that enough customers think it means something to provide economic opportunity
"unforgivable" is a little melodramatic
"should" and yet didn't
> Occam's razor. This isn't a shadowy manufacturing cabal, threatened by 3D printing. Gun control lobbyists are trying to prevent the printing of handgun frames and Glock switches, because they're the easiest parts to…
The question is not "will the product be better." The question is will you make the investors money.
Isn't it expected that in a system that favors individualism over collectivism that a few people will be able to amass disproportionately more wealth and power than everyone else with no incentive or societally enforced…
Tetris and civilization are also harmfully addictive, but the scope of the behavior they can hijack is lower. "One more turn" at 2am is harmful. Just not as harmful as something that knows about and interacts with every…
People trust third parties too much to manage the security of their communication
Makes sense that the best boss would be shorter since they have to be better to compensate for the bias against them
The thing that interests me is how eager people are to find rationalizations explaining how this effect doesn't exist
Several years ago is ancient with the rate of advancement that LLMs have had recently
Prices have come down but that's not a real price unless there's something seriously wrong with your car. i'm seeing ~15 at the lowest
This but for every major "serious" publication
When is the last time someone was given the death penalty for a white collar crime in the US?
Does this actually happen in practice?
Society determines what "shoulds" turn into "musts," and currently our society does not have any "must" for general cultural or social good. Only fiduciary responsibility. That's the structural cause here and should be…
understand != want
123,000 is still very cheap
It's no different from the perspective of a business. A human is a tool in that context as much as a cotton gin or a horse is. The difference is that it's less clear how humans can "just adapt to use the new tool" when…
1. Well substantiated up to this point 2. Unknown 3. This is a serious metaphysical, question not something to punt on. Is there anything fundamental to humanity that makes us required for innovation, or is the only…
Which goes to show that despite all of the rationalization both here and in the comments of that PR, the push to ban AI is religious not reasoned.
What change have they achieved?
[dead]
So just add an optional body to get
Can it change? Yes. That's not the same question as will it change. And that is also not the same question as "will the change result in a different posture towards antitrust." When was the last time substantive…
I think their point is less that it really means something and more that enough customers think it means something to provide economic opportunity
"unforgivable" is a little melodramatic
"should" and yet didn't
> Occam's razor. This isn't a shadowy manufacturing cabal, threatened by 3D printing. Gun control lobbyists are trying to prevent the printing of handgun frames and Glock switches, because they're the easiest parts to…
The question is not "will the product be better." The question is will you make the investors money.
Isn't it expected that in a system that favors individualism over collectivism that a few people will be able to amass disproportionately more wealth and power than everyone else with no incentive or societally enforced…
Tetris and civilization are also harmfully addictive, but the scope of the behavior they can hijack is lower. "One more turn" at 2am is harmful. Just not as harmful as something that knows about and interacts with every…
People trust third parties too much to manage the security of their communication
Makes sense that the best boss would be shorter since they have to be better to compensate for the bias against them
The thing that interests me is how eager people are to find rationalizations explaining how this effect doesn't exist
Several years ago is ancient with the rate of advancement that LLMs have had recently
Prices have come down but that's not a real price unless there's something seriously wrong with your car. i'm seeing ~15 at the lowest