I like trains

IE11 was good. I will die on this hill with you.

the best way to make sure everything is some flavor of fine is to keep learning new practical skills. I got pretty doomery there. But the other technological trend that can't really be stopped is decentralization. Communities can, and will continue to be able, to grow their own food and produce their own power. Knowing how to make thst stuff happen is going to be incredibly important in the rest of the 21st century

We're basically already at a point where most enterprise documentation is written partly or entirely by AI, and then read mostly by AI. Eventually true understanding of e.g. how to build a docker-compose file will be genuinely rare. And they want to apply that model to everything.

The risk isn't that GAI will decide, in an Asmovian sense, that the best way to make peace on earth is to kill us all, or that to achieve it's manufacturing quota it must transmute all matter in the universe I to paperclips. The real risk is that the MBA-wielding professional-managerial class will not be able to resist the siren song of demolishing labor with something that works "well enough." Eventually they're going to put it in charge of something critical like ATC or dam control or the electrical grid.

Humans, by our nature, are diverse, and one fuck up rarely cascades through the entire global system. We make small fuck ups and train each other. AI "learns" by observing and probabilistically imitating, and one model could be deployed in a thousand places and screw up the exact same way.

tldr ai won't kill us, our bosses will once Anthropic wines and dines them

If it were natural selection then killing their kids would be a feature, not a bug. But there's no biological determinism that makes them hold the beliefs they do. They were taught to be this way, indoctrinated in many cases.

wrong again, you do not suck

Having a body sucks gimme the antibodies

How about wizard goblins tho

You're thinking of John Hinckley Jr.

Has she been impressed by James Earl Ray, the man convicted of assassinating MLK Jr., we could have a much different timeline but better would require a lot of butterflies

"Can't wait to watch this in 10 years when it's finished"

Im sorry, its just we've had so many mass casualty events that at this point its hard to keep track.

"We thought having the ai voiced by ai would be cute" would have been acceptable, had they paid a voice actor to train the model. It doesn't say in the article but I'm assuming they used some off-the-shelf model, which is tantamount to theft unless the company selling it in turn paid for use of everything in their corpus.

The "take that, liberal snowflakes" framing is beyond crazy.