than to write my own code most of the time, so no. I usually use it for small helper functions that can be checked at a glance and boilerplate which I mostly trust to get right without a ton of checking, but otherwise I don't see the value everyone else is seeing. It might be a years-of-experience thing, or it might be nobody using botcode actually understands their codebases, I'm not sure which is more likely.
it's for the protests triggered by the shockingly Russian-like election results we're about to see
into supergenius networks
Maybe we should call AI "Wile E Coyote Intelligence".
Think I'll thrown mullenweg in there while I'm at it.
We're playing with machines that we don't fully understand, which can move faster than we can, and we're giving them more and more autonomy. AIs don't have to kill ALL humans for us to legitimately begin to worry. A black swan event where a bunch of automated systems all suddenly begin maximizing the wrong expectation value at the same time could cause a massive global catastrophe so fast the damage would be done before anyone even knew it was happening, let alone be able to halt it.
Oh, you just mean every who isn't on the approved list.
No one knows when the next big storm will hit. While the most severe geomagnetic storms are labeled as once-in-a-century or rarer, these events don't follow a fixed schedule.
And now thanks to Intergalactic Warming, these storms will be bigger and even more frequent.
Greenland, for instance, can look roughly comparable in size to Africa, even though Africa is about 14 times larger.
... once the new maps come out, POTUS may suddenly want to annex YOU.
Two [candidates] said explicitly in filings that they had used the subscription for advertising, even though the company's policies prohibit candidates from using their tools to generate ads
If the AI companies want to guarantee their AI does not get used, they could add text to their EULA that says all data discovered to be connected with political campaigns or super-PACs will be made public and searchable, including contact and payment information. Boom, nobody would touch it.
They won't, of course, because they secretly LOVE the idea of pollical campaigns using their tools, but man, wouldn't it be cool if we have heroes instead of villains in the AI space?
marketing managers at BMW
I should get back into security consulting. We're about to enter a new era of extremely poorly reviewed code deployed directly to production.
At the source of every error which is blamed on the computer you will find at least two human errors, including the error of blaming it on the computer.
