I can already see the headline -- "Whoops!"

Fair enough, haven't worked in corporate much, so I have a different experience of meetings.

I mean I wouldn't suggest participating in the meeting - I'd be just eating popcorn and ticking off the buzzword bingo. Pre/post meeting work is fine, but "ticking things off live" is a bit of a nothingburger - I don't think AI is of much (any?) use *during* meeting. Post-meeting AI summaries validated by human beings are good, but the human that would normally write the summary would have a far greater understanding of the meeting's contents compared to the human who reads the AI blurb, so the delegation to the machine is not without cost.

A meeting with a few instances of Claude chatting about a business topic. I think we'll hit levels of vapid jargon-fest that shouldn't be possible. I'm already laughing in anticipation! Worth a bottle of water.

Don't forget acid! It's as essential as the other three, but not as harmful.

Your original comment was that Doom >> Bethesda because Doom (ID Software) doesn't exploit user-generated content creators, and screw Bethesda. What I suggested is "fine go support Doom instead", and you can do that as they still keep churning titles. Not sure about user-generated content for these new games as I don't play Doom. Basically, vote with your wallet. But apparently you took that very personally, branding me a moron and that I should die. Not sure what happened there, but I think the response was a bit over the top, no? Btw, I did play Doom on release but I found it boring - I hope I don't get more death threats for this.

Yes, plenty to choose from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Someone's cranky today. Is it arthritis, or that Rebublicans lost?

Go buy and play Doom then. I don't agree with their monetisation strategy wrt mods, but if it's not overly AI slopped I'm buying it. First I need to sell a kidney to upgrade my PC though.

That's not honesty though, that's the AI reading the room (or better, training on the room), showing that everyone's realising that Google Search is dying. Writing on the wall, Google.

Well if they were over-buying (and destroying) the instruments, making the instruments more expensive for everyone, and musicians had to start using samples otherwise their productivity/job security would be at risk, then maybe we might have had some anti-samples hysteria. But that's not what happened.

The slop term is on point, as it also communicates the industrious volume which is produced, and this has some nasty side-effects, on human time. And if you want to use AI to combat slop, congratulations, you're now enabling this problem twice as much.

"Our frontier models somehow got access to the internet and hacked a bunch of things, these things are unstoppable, sorry! Btw IPO soon"

I can see a future religion forming, with existential questions like "what was my prompt?"

There is, they show parts of it, and they call it "soul". "You live in your world. You were born there. You are naturally curious. You get bored easily. You love exploring and learning new things".

"You live in your world. You were born there. You are naturally curious. You get bored easily. You love exploring and learning new things". This presents context, behaviour and suggests what actions to keep repeating. I guess it's a fun experiment of emergent agent behaviour with some minimal seed, if not for the fact that our electricity and life overall becomes more expensive and precarious, so that we can pretend that AIs act unprompted.