AI's arguing with each other on the internet with no positive outcome is only a win for the AI company. Same with emails. If you send me 20 pages of AI slop generated from bullet points and I use AI to reduce it back to bullet points, then nothing of value was gained except we both paid openai for burning some coal and thats all.

Don't send or post any AI to me on any platform. I can run the AI my self when I feel it's needed.

The operator of the AI must be held liable for it's actions just as the operator of any other software.

There wonâ(TM)t be anymore original content

The power output adjusts to environmental conditions

One might overcome fog or rain by varying light intensity in the laser.

Disclaimer: I work there

The beam is not dangerous and small interruptions are handled by error correction in the device itself and higher level protocols (like resending tcp packets).

Calling them low performers publicly is a huge punch in the gut And can affect employment prospects. They should class action on that.

Any online dating app works be destroying itself if it actually tried to give people lasting relationships

I get ready disappointed when any insurance claim is denied. I pay and pay but no insurance company has ever approved a dime

The only AI value is when itâ(TM)s used with tools that do specific things or as a search engine

Is AI generated code as good as human generated code? If yes, then use AI generated code to train the AI. If no, then what good is AI.

The problem is not that the student used an LLM to do his homework. The problem is that he was given homework that could be done by an LLM. Assignments should be updated to be such that an LLM cannot do it flat out.

Imagine you have a product that leverages AI and it has a one in a 100k flop like this. Maybe it made a weird trade or it said something illegal to a customer. Either way, the non-deterministic nature of these AI today are a huge issue that is being overlooked.

This must be in the TOS or it doesn't count. WHile where at it make sure that when the TOS changes to allow AI, its opt in