You can, however, confiscate all their stuff.

That data is probably good for advertising, but I don’t know if it’s useful for AI training.

Which is amazing because it’s somewhere between 4th and 15th place in the LLM race. Let’s say you really believe in a winner-takes-all scenario for AI where the winner gets to monetize harder than Google… Why would you invest in SpaceX? I don’t understand the scenario in which SpaceX makes loads of money off of AI. Maybe with space datacenters, assuming that’s even possible? But if that’s the plan, why spend lots of money training their own model rather than renting out racks of GPUs?

That’s downright awful…

The concept of meaning is ill-defined. It’s basically a feeling, and there’s nothing more to it.

That’s how faster horses work. If you want to sell something actually new you have to take some risk. Speculative investment is good. It’s just group-think me-too investment bandwagon bubbles that are bad. And to be clear I think the world is overinvesting in AI by a lot. The strange thing is that so thinks a lot of financial experts, but “the market can stay irrational longer than you can remain solvent” so here we are.

Yup. Happy people don’t write about how happy they are. Explains why LinkedIn is how it is: Everyone there is supposed to be successful but nobody successful feel the need to write there.

Yeah, the son wants to communicate with his friends and he wants his son to be offline? Does he read the stuff he writes??

OpenAI and Anthropic are going public soon. They’re trying to offload the bag on the public.

Surprised this isn’t already a thing. Any mainstream social network is very very soon going to be completely useless for political discourse.

This is true. CEOs generally last very short before they’re fired. Any normal person would be set for life by their compensation package, though.

It would have cost you nothing to not write this.

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