@RapidResponse47@POTUS@NICKIMINAJ Show me a random clip of Trump and ask me if it's a deepfake. Guessing based on content of the speech alone (ie not processing the video), I've got no chance 🤣
@handotdev And same can be said for other successful founders/CEOs (ie Alex Karp) who go viral by promoting narratives that are certainly exaggerated/embellished in comparison to reality - it’s just what has to be done for good PR in this media environment.
@handotdev Assuming this is just rage/engagement bait. If it isn’t, it’s an interesting example of founders taking successful founders’ PR strategies (ie Travis wants to build hype/aura/a narrative around atoms, goes viral talking about the grind) quite literally
@camiinthisthang That said, I do think that ultimately a lot of architecture and system design is just pattern recognition (exhibit A: prepping for a system design interview), and with the correct context and harnesses, models will eventually do a great job at this
@camiinthisthang Bad architectural decisions can compound in ways that wreck a system, and preventing them from happening early is critical. Even if there’s just one architect who approves high-level architectural decisions, it will make a ton of business sense
@signulll@signulll just curious, why say the user expectations have gone up? Feels like pre-slop era user expectations are finally getting applied to sloppified apps; the grace period for accepting shitty AI applications, simply bc they were built with AI and it was novel, are over.
@paulg Maybe in the pre-slop days where “shipping new stuff” meant a human actually thought through the feature and built it with intention. Would be more skeptical of this claim in a post-slop world
@Polymarket Uhhh ok. But could Opus 4.7, GPT 5.5, (or even older models!) etc, have done the same w the right harness and steering? My guess is yep. Things like this just feed the “Mythos = end of the cyber-world as we know it” narrative
@DavidSacks@nlw By the end of June, Anthropic patches this jailbreak, administration lifts the ban, and even more people use Anthropic than ever before.
@signulll Regardless, this is one of the most fascinating questions rn - for what use cases will locally run models suffice, rendering closed source model providers unnecessary? And for which cases will closed source reign supreme