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Comment It's a point of view thing (Score 1, Interesting) 224

In the EU, most people don't pay health insurance, don't worry about being left homeless, pay exactly what the price of lunch is (no tipping) enjoy their lives without feeling like they need to constantly work, work, work. Oh and there's a distinct lack of guns everywhere.

OTOH, the US innovates better but the cost is the US debt which is like 95% of GDP compared to 86% of GDP for the EU.
The US debt was a lot lower than the EU until 2008 when US politicians found out they could fund almost anything by pushing the debt into the future.

I am always flabbergasted when peeps in the US think they have a better standard of living.

Comment Obsolete (Score 2) 65

How long until people quit learning programming languages?

I started using AI coding assistants last year. Because of this, I haven't had to write any actual code since then but I've made huge progress with my projects.
The beauty of AI coding is you leave room in your brain for conceptual ideas instead of volumes of syntax.

I think these tests will need to change to find the students who can compete while using AI assistants.

Comment Re:Duke Ellington (Score 1) 137

The irony is anyone can go to something like Suno and make their own music. I have a nice playlist on my phone with AI created songs that I prompted.
I'm not sure why, but some of these songs are really, really well made and very compelling to listen to.

It's a paradigm shift and the world is not ready.

Comment Re:and a gun is the same as a thrown rock? (Score 1) 84

Throwing a rock and throwing a gun at someone is the same crime. Firing a pistol at someone is different.

The Character.AI has a TOS that every customer receives.
This is very pertinent since the TOS covers the fact that it's not a real person you're talking to.
Sadly, anyone who's truly suicidal will figure out a way, chatbot or not.

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