Comment Who? (Score 1) 167
Billionaire here... which people will it kill? Asking for a friend. (/s)
Comment Consequences (Score 2) 90
EU here, we can live with these consequences. Thank you google for conforming to our rules.
Comment Re: Why? (Score 1) 121
Thanks, this part tries to answer some of my questions:
How did the agents find and coordinate on the wikis? To successfully coordinate, the agents would need to know to go to this particular set of wikis to find answers. Because we donâ(TM)t have access to the AIsâ(TM) transcripts, we canâ(TM)t tell definitively. Perhaps they succeeded at this due to mode collapse. Or perhaps after one agent wrote to it and another read it by chance, visiting the site was rewarded. Perhaps the agents had some limited access to an internal channel.
Comment Why? (Score 3, Interesting) 121
Scary... why a German wiki? What was the first message?
Maybe one day, Ai will have to pay another Ai to use humans...
Maybe one day, Ai will have to pay another Ai to use humans...
Comment Re: Is this thing on? (Score 1) 48
*Ai overlord hangs*
Comment Re: Is this thing on? (Score 1) 48
*starts mega job on local distributed Ai*
*hours in the job, wife notices blinking leds on unused computer*
*wife turns off computer*
*hours in the job, wife notices blinking leds on unused computer*
*wife turns off computer*
Comment Re: Cameras everywhere! (Score 1) 108
"we acquired the data from your Ai bidet, pay 10 000$ or we publish the photos on your Instagram."
Comment Re: I'd rather Flock did this (Score 1) 108
A camera that reports on people who don't floss. They could sell the research data to dentists.
You mean insurance companies? "you did not flos on 25 August. No payback for dental care this year."
Comment Re: Worthy? (Score 1) 142
Just saw an interesting youtube video about this. Instead of providing requirements, ask the llm to interview you so that it can synthesize the requirements... Tried it for one of my hobby projects, output was rather good...
Comment Worthy? (Score 3, Insightful) 142
Hardware guy here, may explain my focus here. How do you ensure that those 100 000 lines of code actually work? How do you know that the automation tool does not make mistakes now and then? Sure, we humans make mistakes, so if an Ai replaces a manual job, mistakes should not be intollerable.
I get using ai for prototyping, for hobby, but for something in production? I do not want to be responsible for such a product.
Sure, it may work. But then again, it may not. I guess ai has proven itself worthy in the software world?
I get using ai for prototyping, for hobby, but for something in production? I do not want to be responsible for such a product.
Sure, it may work. But then again, it may not. I guess ai has proven itself worthy in the software world?
Comment Re:Pulled Linux from Git;now owning 44m lines of c (Score 1) 142
I could be an HR Lead as well.
This! So much focus on automating code, but pretty sure a lot of an HR job can be handled by Ai today.
Comment Re: Totally reasonable (Score 1) 269
True. Google just follows the US standard in the US. What does stink is that they added "golf van Amerika" between brackets beneath "golf van Mexico" in my local version. That is pushing US propaganda. If they want to stay neutral, they will need a lot of brackets for the North Sea...
Comment Re: Bullshit! (Score 1) 185
My neighbor once had to do a study for one of the luxury German car brands. They did not like the sound of the buttons and wanted to add a transducer to the dash to give it a bit more oomph. Money was not a concern there...
For a cheap brand, I get that they want to shave off something from the price. For BMW? Nope.
For a cheap brand, I get that they want to shave off something from the price. For BMW? Nope.
Comment Charity? (Score 1) 160
Uhm, if China would want to push the US off the cliff, I expect they would actually do the opposite... MORE datacenters, MORE! Datacenters everywhere! Then when the bubble bursts...
Comment Re: What's old is new again (Score 1) 46
This! We once ran programs with megabytes of memory. It is astonishing how bloated some things are these days. Oh well, nurse says it is nap time... ;-)
