Current models do not need any prompting. You can build a plain english (markdown file) describing exactly what the agent's role and purpose is. It will continue to operate agains those instructions autonomously until it is shut down. Other agents can create and spin up new agents, with new instructions to help them complete their tasks.
Yeah, you can.
If you do, that's on you. You set it in motion. You gave it initial instructions.
This caught my eye:
stream eligible games they own on supported devices'
"They own?" So we're back from the ever-perverse purchasing-a-license to the more classical and intuitive purchasing-an-authorized-copy again?
I don't believe it. Things are supposed to "enshittify," not improve or return to earlier common sense.
That's been the battle cry for all AI research for several years now. "If we don't do all the things, someone else will."
Yep. "If we do not commit mass-murder, somebody else will." Pretty much the same moral level, i.e. none.
It's a tool. It's what you do with it that is moral or immoral.
... we'd better get hot (ba-dum ching) and figure out carbon scrubbing and get going with full nuclear.
What's that, no? Not useful enough politically, not enough pain and penance that way?
Well, then carry on, I guess, with your no good outcomes..
30, maybe even 20, years ago, some people might have believe this. I think they would be wrong, but it would nevertheless be a widespread opinion.
Today? You've gotta be fucking kidding. Libertarians are the polar opposite of today's Republicans.
I've been told (by my dentist) that a water flosser (whatever brand) is better than not flossing
I think it's generally advised as an addition to normal flossing.
I've battled bots/scrapers for ages, Long before "AI".
No, of course they shouldn't behave that way. But they do. It just has to be dealt with.
... I have no doubt that manufacturers wish to cut corners.
But, I do have doubt that in something like cars that they would do so completely against consumer wishes.
because you know this bullshit is going to be on by default in no time.
Oddly enough, so far it's pretty easy to turn off.
I had to lose some genuinely useful functionality to do so though - Gmail used to surface things about packages arriving, etc., but that got pulled into the new AI layer and thus got turned off (by me).
"For the time being, the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) policy is to decline any legally significant contributions which include LLM-generated content or are derived from LLM-generated content. "
How would they know?
Seriously, remove the excessive code comments or what have you, and how the bleep would they even know that you used an LLM to help generate your code?
It's like pompously declaring that you won't accept nails pounded by Craftsman hammers, because of a labor dispute or something.
The cognitive dissonance, it burns, lol!
"We didn't want him to create a space force!!!!!" - nerds
It looks like Comrade Trump just now chose the "no more datacenters!" team. His punitive taxes are one of the best tools we have to sanction the US economy, keeping growth down and inflation up.
I used to think Comrade Trump's Greenpeace membership was a sham, but over the last year he's proven himself to be a true believer that American industries all need to be shut down. First America, then The World! It's time humanity went back to hunting and gathering. FUCK FARMERS!
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Just weird to see what has happened to people's brains over the years.
The flow chart is a most thoroughly oversold piece of program documentation. -- Frederick Brooks, "The Mythical Man Month"
