Why are the people who have the most positive outlook on life, also the ones who embrace change the most? While the negative ones also reject change? Seems paradoxical
@herfavtrader @dfeuling_@DJLougen@TheAhmadOsman We have not seen AI “think on its own” at any point. It does as it’s prompted to. Sometimes it takes unforeseen actions to do what it is told, but it has never developed its own goals, and assuming it will is just speculation.
@herfavtrader @dfeuling_@DJLougen@TheAhmadOsman Because researchers will give it the goal of curing diseases. Killing everyone will not only require the capability, but also that it somehow develops its own motivation to do so.
@kimmonismus I feel like the slow down advocates don’t factor in at all the lives lost from slowing down cures for diseases etc. which inevitably will come from advanced ai in the future
Most people won’t care that you used AI to write. It’s your ideas that are important, not the wording. But it’s a loud minority who thinks otherwise. Because writing is their medium, ofc they’ll be loud.
Sjovt hvordan folk taler om en AI bobbel når nvidias pris i forhold til deres indtjening er fin. Samtidig stiger boligpriser absurd meget, og folk tror at det kun kommer til at fortsætte 🫠
@elonmusk in Denmark the superchargers are always empty because a competitor (Clever) has a unlimited charging subscription. Would you consider doing something like it?
Airbnb deletes negative reviews so everything is always 4.7
Google Maps removes negative reviews in many countries as defamation so everything is always a 4.7
Booking sites want you to book so will also happily remove negative reviews for their hotels so everything is always a 4.7
I made a site called https://t.co/4p4dzTDVN6 (or https://t.co/A1nzVE5AlD whatever you prefer, I have both!)
It gets ratings from all booking platforms, normalizes them to show the actual score (eg a booking site where most hotels are always between 4 and 4.7 means you can normalize that to a 0 and 5)
It also uses AI vision models to rate hotels based on how they look
And it browses the internet for actual experiences (think blogs and Reddit posts) to get the real opinion about them outside reviews
And it's starting to work, I just stayed in this beautiful boutique apartment hotel called Woo Suites in Athens for $400/night. Clean, nice minimalist interior, working cold AC, central, excellent staff, great healthy breakfast, and we found it through Hotelist!
It's free, I don't make any money on it (actually I lose thousands per month on it to collect data via APIs and web scrapers) and there's no affiliate money bs like other booking sites (they will increase ranking of hotels if they pay sites a higher commission!)
https://t.co/4p4dzTDVN6
Tell your friends please!!!!!! 🙏
@andruyeung It’s an amazing experience. It’s 50 impressions, not courses. So can be courses, drinks or experiences. When the secret door closes behind you after leaving, you’re left wondering if that whole thing was real.
AI is great for becoming more high-agency.
Need to figure something out? Ask AI, make a decision, and move on.
Sure, it might be wrong, but your own research might be wrong too. You’re just more likely to trust it because you did it yourself.
Free up your time. Do more things.
Everyone is using AI to figure stuff out. But everyone is using SoMe to post what’s going on. AIs can’t crawl SoMe (unless owned by the platform), so they can’t access a lot of useful info.. massive mote for Facebook once their models are on par?