@Polymarket How about making a wave that gets shorter and shorter penetrate a wall? And why does this thing look so much like that rumor that 5G will cause miscarriages?
@JeremyKritz Did nobody notice that he also used the "carrot and stick" approach? He's not a supporter of "democracy" at all; he's a colonial-minded bastard.
@idiomsinaction What does this mean? Doesn't that mean that many brands' use of the trilled "r" sound is discriminating against language users who can't trill the "r" sound?
@OpenAI I wonder if companies like Cisco said anything twenty years ago about cutting-edge internet technology not being suitable for the general public
@NightouAb It seems that "greatswords" and "two-handed swords" aren't exactly the same thing; traditional Western two-handed swords were actually very agile.
@pureFabx@shawmakesmagic Creating a dangerous biological event is costly, risky, difficult to control, and prone to backfiring. Besides the costs of creation, there are also costs associated with preservation, dissemination, and transportation. This is an unacceptable practice in criminal economics
@pureFabx@shawmakesmagic The simplest thing to do is get a good night's sleep; neither AI nor human technology as a whole has advanced to the formidable level you pessimistically anticipate
@jjpcodes It’s an amusing double standard: techbros wax lyrical about productivity when dealing with US models—even dismissing chatbot users as "AI psychotics"—yet the moment they see a Chinese AI, they themselves have a psychotic episode and immediately start grilling it about politics.
@shawmakesmagic It’s an amusing double standard: techbros wax lyrical about productivity when dealing with US models—even dismissing chatbot users as "AI psychotics"—yet the moment they see a Chinese AI, they themselves have a psychotic episode and immediately start grilling it about politics.
@pureFabx@shawmakesmagic Worrying about cybersecurity is far more realistic than worrying about biological weapons—unless, of course, the U.S. has already developed the capability to manufacture viruses directly?
@elshayib_ I wonder if companies like Cisco said anything twenty years ago about cutting-edge internet technology not being suitable for the general public
@teortaxesTex In fact, if you take even a cursory look at Dario’s earliest articles, you will find that the future he envisioned is far more authoritarian than any "authoritarianism."
@AnthropicAI Meanwhile, Anthropic—which constantly condemns authoritarianism—exercises a level of control more terrifying than that of any "authoritarian government"; users cannot even delete their accounts at will.
@LuminaXspace So, a model claiming to be all-powerful cannot even identify the person in a publicly available photo, while its various supposedly formidable capabilities have been blocked. Endless hype...