These people aren’t early adopters. These people are doing the equivalent of putting a lump of uranium in a bucket, and calling it a nuclear reactor.
AI is our version of the demon core, and these idiots are dicking around with it with zero safety precautions.
Meanwhile the rest of us are just smart enough to not go in that room.
Cheap for the kind of hardware you need to run an AI.
It’s Meta, her experience is probably an MBA and she did a side course in “computing” where they learnt how to use Excel.
In slight fairness to them the Mac mini isn’t actually pretty decent PC, unlike their laptops which are absolutely not worth the money. Although maybe these days $400 for 16 gigabytes of RAM is actually market value.
You wouldn’t even need to hide it since apparently she wasn’t paying attention.
Yep that’s about the level of intelligence I would expect from Meta’s AI safety director.
Doing the one thing that you’re never supposed to do, letting an AI loose on anything sensitive.
For her next trick she’s going to run while holding scissors in one hand and a bottle of boiling acid in the other. What could go wrong.
I don’t understand this hate just because musk came out as a Nazi.
The cars were awful even before all of this, you should have already not been buying them. To get them repaired you have to take them to an authorised dealer which is basically just them, and they will charge you on obscene amount of money to replace the door handles or something, add onto that poor quality control and a prevalence to put everything behind a paywall and you’ve got a terrible value product on your hands.
Consoles have never been more PCs than now.
In the past, especially with the likes of the PS3, there was a bit of a distinction, so you can see the rationale behind maybe not releasing a PC version of a game, or vice versa. But these days with the PS5 and whatever the hell the Xbox is called, not so much.
Yeah if they can bring them prototype back that would be great I feel like the games haven’t aged well graphically speaking. So even just an HD rerelease would be great.
I get the the some capitalist reason for this but what’s the actual justification given for that? My house was built before the invention of indoor plumbing and it seems to be going ok. Admittedly they didn’t use plywood and the occasional nail as the primary building material so perhaps that has something to do with it.
Americans need to learn about the concept of mixed use. The suburbs are awful because they’re out in the middle of nowhere. They’re always built in fields surrounded by other fields and with a big wide highway connecting them to, eventually the local city, but only have to passing through several industrial estates and a retail park.
Or you could just build your housing and your business right next to each other so people don’t have to drive anywhere.
But if you actually suggested that to someone they’d start going on about some weird conspiracy theory.
You incarnate into a rich family just in time for global economic collapse because of the actions of your family.
If I’m going to be paying $200,000 for medical procedures then they better be replacing my liver or something. How could a pregnancy possibly cost that much money?
They probably asked 6 grand just for pulling out a splinter.
We’ll also historically people weren’t very good at keeping track of when they got pregnant so it was a bit hit and misses to when the baby would be due.
How’s the US still a country, how do people just put up with it.
We had a 4 hour lecture on AI safety. It really could have been an email.
Why are they more ready now than they were 2 years ago? Politically nothing has really changed I know Americans like to think that Trump is a big factor but he isn’t, since even he is just as bullish on China as any other US president has been and it’s not as if the military is left.
What’s your source for that. China has no more reason to invade Taiwan next year than they have at any point in the last 30 years
If you work for a large enough organisation it’s almost impossible to get fired. Microsoft like most organisations almost certainly operate on the PIN system, or something equivalent.
Basically to get fired you have to get yelled at by your manager, then have a documented yelling at from HR, then get another documented yelling at from HR, then get put on report, then fail to improve, and then you’re fired. Each stage has like a 2-month cooldown before the next step.
Start to finish the whole process can take over a year. Most people quit out of boredom before it gets that far. If you are not literally the most incompetent employee in the department you’re probably safe.
Yeah I’m sure they had absolutely no idea before. Because Peter Thiel such a trusted and reputable name, how could they possibly known that doing business with him would be negatively construed?