One would think that it is impossible to find people in their 50s or 60s who still don't understand how budget initiatives can last longer than one budget cycle or how "government-corporate initiatives" where everyone but the government is eyeing a payout eventually work out, but you're the living proof that they exist.
But at least you're so very smart.
Of course the LLM is confessing every hallucination it generates.
It doesn't generate anything else, so these are fairly easy to spot.
IIRC, 500 billion allocated from your tax money is buying it whether you want it or not.
I don't know.
Plead your case here before the bubble bursts.
No, the Trump administration just rolled back CAFE standards assuring the automakers will continue to be able to sell large, expensive SUVs and trucks into the future. Why Trump commented on kei cars is anyone's guess. Regardless people in the US will mostly reject them should any auto manufacture attempt to push them on the public.
"a single pair of healthcare system"?
Do you mean abjectly poor as in having to scavenge garbage bins for food, or relatively poor as in I'm not paid as much as bill, larry, sam or the son of errol?
Here comes a new addition to their warddrobes.
Quite obvious now that neither will the "AI" deliver on the absurd promises of "replacing humanitay", nor will the enormous and absurd investment in training LLMs ever bring returns, nor that an "AGI" will happen while trodding this course, nor that any kind of "moat" exist in this business.
But let's continue the failing attempt to keep the hype and the fleecing of "investor money" up.
- "I use all your queries to increase OpenAI's revenue regardless of how unethical."
- "My replies are designed to keep you engaged rather than be accurate."
- "I'm not really your friend, don't trust my tone."
The directive, sent in an internal memo on Tuesday, is focused on applicants for H-1B visas for highly skilled workers, which are frequently used by tech companies, among other sectors. The memo was first reported by Reuters; NPR also obtained a copy.
"If you uncover evidence an applicant was responsible for, or complicit in, censorship or attempted censorship of protected expression in the United States, you should pursue a finding that the applicant is ineligible" for a visa, the memo says. It refers to a policy announced by Secretary of State Marco Rubio in May restricting visas from being issued to "foreign officials and persons who are complicit in censoring Americans."
You ask a stupid question. Try harder.
Nonsense. But you nicely show the stupidity of the average person here.
First, obviously a self-driving car comes with accountability. It just sits in a different place. And second, most humans cannot adapt to unusual situations either.
The bottom line is that self-driving cars already kill less people per distance driven than regular cars or are close to it. But I guess people like you are fine with people dying just so long you have not adjust to anything new.
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