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Comment Re:Does this mean Sam Altman's going to prison? (Score 4, Insightful) 71

Not really, cheating on exams can tarnish academic integrity and is a menace to society at large. Do you want to have heart surgery performed by someone who didn't know their shit, and cheated on their exams? Do you want to drive over a bridge design by a guy who doesn't understand structural analysis, or be represented by someone who faked their way through law school?

Besides which academic reputation is worth a lot to university and colleges, and they know it. If they didn't stomp on this now their reputation will turn to shit, and no one will want to enroll there. That can have a big impact on enrollment numbers and by extension their bottom line.

Lastly, why the fuck should someone too lazy to do the work do as well as or better than someone who busted their balls studying for those subjects?

Comment Re:What is the story here? (Score 3, Funny) 60

The suspect was reported to have screamed "You broke my cover" during a past lives guide meditation session, and then jumped through a glass window. He then reported boarded the robot taxi, tore out the Waymos synthetic customer relations model prototype and commandeered the taxi. The suspect is still at large, but police have asked SpaceX and Blue Origin for assistance.

Comment Re:Use AI (Score 1) 106

Considering that LLM's can best be describe as predictive language machine and are shockingly bad at even the simplest logic puzzle companies should give it a wide berth with regard to any HR decisions. Hopefully, Tobi Lutke CEO career will pancake like the lawyer who used Chatgp to research cases.

I know Tobi will weasel out of any negative repercussions but a boy can dream.

Comment Re:Workaholic thinks everyone should be workaholic (Score 1) 257

Just about every workaholic I've ever known bury themselves in work to avoid dealing with their problematic home lives. Most of them wind up angry and bitter that their family doesn't appreciate what they've done for them.

Nobody dies wishing they spent more time at work, though many regret not spending more time with those they love.

Comment It's performative justice (Score 5, Informative) 263

Aimed at scaring the local oligarchs and feeble attempt to intimidate western companies. Meta spokesperson Andy Stone was sentenced, in absentia, six years in prison by a Russian court.

They have no way of enforcing their rulings. Google isn't going to pay a cent of that fine and Andy Stone isn't going to be breaking rocks in Siberia.

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