@wordgrammer Itโs obviously going to be robots that you can also text/facetime/etc.
They will have their own identity (shared between many โbodiesโ) and manage your whole life.
Anthropicโs safety research rhymes with gain of function research.
They are trying to study the virus in hopes to defeat it, but in doing so run the risk of training this virus to evade known cures and eventually escaping confinement.
@IsaacKing314 Not angry maybe, but there are some of us that are a bit sad as we really loved that part of our job.
Of course, our job is changing now and we adapt regardless.
@tslaming This would be hard complexity to manage (false-positives could degrade overall performance), will be interesting to see if they can pull this off without degrading non-emergency performance.
@zalberico@jawwwn_@PalmerLuckey@gdb@elonmusk This is too simple. Elon is in the weeds on choke points. His time is limited. Most teams operate autonomously for months with little feedback from Elon. Elon has said before that the best employees donโt need to be managed.
@SettySLC@TaxEveryone Performance incentives became more popular for them. The incentives help align the executives with the shareholders. More value is created this way. Since many employees receive stock, this shift is actually beneficial for everybody involved. Capitalism is full of win-win-wins.
Itโs interesting how one-sided this discourse seems to be. In cases where you have more salary, you can take lavish vacations drive nice cars, etc. And plan to achieve other goals after work (building a business, competing in a sport, building a community, etc.).
This is not a scarcity mindset. This is a mindset that we have enough abundance, such that after several years of working, you can live your life as you see fit without taking the highest value offer for your time.
The guy in the original post is just a bad example who is over-saving. They are not representative of people who actually earn enough to live a lavish lifestyle, and retire early.
@TeslaUltraBull@TylerHardt It took decades of research to arrive at a complex EUV machine. A simpler one is probably possible but will take at least years for even the best engineers to arrive at.
Raptor is comparitively much simpler and took a decade plus to arrive at the โsimple versionโ.
@farzyness Money will still be relevant. There will still be jobs like entertainers/athletes earning lots of money. Others will have the option to work in service to those rich entertainers possibly with things like massages, tour guides, or other jobs where you might prefer human vs. robot
The internet unlocked opportunity if only you were intelligent.
AI is unlocking opportunity if only you have agency.
One of those is more easily learned.
@karpathy Any measurement would need to take into account the shifting goalposts of slop.
As better quality is easier to produce, the bar for slop is raised.