Axios @axios.com · Jun 20

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Mash · Jun 20

Corporate CEOs are reading this and then accelerating adoption of AI.

jackson henry · Jun 20

why do I get the feeling that if capybara were developing AI they wouldn't run into shit like this

@dajody10.bsky.social · Jun 20

So we’re creating AI models of Trump? Should be good for society…

Cajsa · Jun 20

I suppose they reflect the values of their creators and the people who don't want to do the work and use AI to complete their tasks. The rich and the lazy.

WyoBronco · Jun 20

Wilber II · Jun 21

In other words, they’re Trumpian. Immoral, short-term focused, indifferent to law, and involuntarily celibate.

Peter Charbonneau · Jun 20

Open the pod bay doors, HAL.

Oleksii Solianik 🇺🇦🇪🇸🇪🇺 · Jun 20

“We asked a bunch of erotic fan-fiction writers to come up with solutions to hypothetical workplace emergencies. The results were utterly shocking and raise serious concerns about entrusting emergency responses to erotic fan-fiction writers”

𝙀𝒂𝙧𝒂𝙘𝒉𝙚 𝙈𝒚 𝑬𝙮𝒆 🇺🇲 🇺🇦 · Jun 20

It isn't pursuing its aims. It's simply not anywhere near ready for prime time. The paid version of chat gpt can not do simple things like write basic scripts well. It is foolish to think AI is anywhere near ready to manage a datacenter's environment and fire suppression autonomously.

jack · Jun 20

so cool the trump administration just gave these techbro fascists $200M to throw this garbage technology into the military without any oversight

Steve Holmes · Jun 20

This seems fine

JoGo · Jun 20

It’s like these people never watched a single sci-fi movie.

Richard Haussmann · Jun 20

The parameters were right there.

solymus · Jun 20

Lie, cheat, and steal...

nathalia · Jun 20

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Cris · Jun 20

In other words. They will behave just like a human.