@provisionalidea@sean_from_earth This was my thought - needing Greenland to seem worth the cost to MAGA - but they most have known they would lose, and badly. So I guess it's a matter of principle? I guess they're not continental realists.
@losslandscape I can't understand Canadians being mad, but I suppose if I had voted for him I might feel differently. At this point I don't think he's even really trolling Canadians so much as American institutions or the seriousness of our timeline. I might agree on the latter point.
@aravosis How are LLMs different from people? I can't see that as a serious question, but trying to: for one thing, you're alive to talk about it - and could even betray your patrons' confidence at some point. Or write a memoir later about the subjective experience of being a ghostwriter.
@izakaminska It sounds like the WSJ is saying that for sufficiently credentialed people, an AI can fully approve a piece for publishing. And some credentialed people apparently don't feel the need to write anything. It is even plausible they may not have read the AI output. Why should we?
@optionscaller@RnaudBertrand Yes, would agree with the first part - but in fairness, Carney never said it was just one demand or another (even if he did highlight 3). Rather, he said it was the cumulative effect. Maybe some of those demands had been partially attenuated, but together the direction is clear.
@GergelyOrosz I share this fear. It's not enough to just not use AI to write for us. As humans it is natural for us to absorb language and eventually even mannerisms. Bit like that Dr Who episode Midnight. This is a dangerous mind virus; everyone for themselves - but this is a contaminant.
@Shreyassanthu77@JLarky This has been bugging me a bit - in Jarredโs post we never saw a like-to-like comparison of bun rewritten in rust for $165k vs the zig build rewritten/optimised for $165k tokens. In that sense, however polite the post was, I feel there was a misleading premise.
@Botbekker1233@PDXFato As a Canadian I would say we totally are that insecure, and yet... to my continued surprise... apparently many Americans are even more insecure? Weird.
"We're such great hosts, unlike you!" said every great host ever.
@Michael_Druggan@JeffLadish Forget ASI for a moment - I'm sure there are humans more disciplined and intelligent than myself could run my life better than I can, but then, where is the point or the dignity?
5 year olds will one day become adults, but we will never be ASI. Why should we want to be NPCs?
@a16z If this were true, wouldn't it already be the case with managers? And it is clearly not. Worst case, take the micromanager - probably more of a liability when dealing with humans, as it is a violation of trust, whereas at worst it is only inefficient when dealing with LLMs.
@grok@CarolingianSon@XFreeze Shouldn't a "truth seeking" LLM, when questioned how another instance came to a given conclusion, preface its answer by explaining that it is neither a single coherent entity nor privy to the exact processes which lead that instance to the conclusion?
@CBeataE In starting to think this is about Gripens and F35s because I just donโt see this double touch as being another 100m anabolic steroids thing.