In space Odyssey 2001, but it's 2026

This isn't enough, keep going at flock full force until they change. But also people are stupid they should be going after the cell phone companies that are selling all of our locations to advertisers

So when China goes to war next year you are already out.

The US are fools because they can't comprehend the Chinese economic playbook. They prop up and subsidize industries until they have a cost monopoly and undercut everyone else and become the manufacturing kings. They've done this with rare earths, with drones and also electric cars to name a few. But a simple tariff isn't going to build up an industry, you need subsidies and tax cuts for that industry to compete. But the first thing is to not let the bird fly away in the first place. Get ahead of it and start being proactive and not reactive when it's too late and China has already captured the market.

This coddling started way before college with the latest generations.

below the financial dam that is not sound and could break any time. This won't bode well for all of us if it breaks.

That's how they spy on everyone and generate ad revenue. But the fed really needs to do better on monopolies. They are too powerful.

What prompt generated the behavior? I 'scanned the report' and didn't see any listed prompts as to what generated the behavior. They have a post mortem on what happened, I want to see what the user told the agentic model to generate this behavior.

I don't know, investors can be pretty crazy. I think it'll take a while to get them spooked, but they all have to get spooked at once.

The real crash will come when AI customer companies can't justify AI spend AND the AI companies investors realize that they won't be getting money back on data-center build-out. 2 Trillion dollars of datacenter build out will have to come from customers and that would mean worker replacement at a lower cost than hiring workers. LLM's and any tech built from them will probably not allow companies to replace workers with AI

Not a private entity.

Of course, but cellphones\social media supercharged it.

It's because the tech companies have us glued to our cellphones (not me, I can get off the treadmill, for others they aren't so lucky)

No. You would would try and pass off your ideas as brilliance. Because AI is like magic to most people, and AI companies are the only authorities on the subject because they're the only people that get to play with large models. We don't have very many AI researchers with the capabilities that AI companies have.

General public just believes what the AI company say. Anybody involved with tech knows that they could have checked the apis and contained it, but they didn't do that.

It's a pie, don't get your panties in a knot over it. But it is comcast so I feel your pain, I would probably try and take this to court also. No reason not to stick it to the worlds most hated company.