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pjx1 t1_j8x9mxy wrote
“We had to struggle with the old enemies of peace—business and financial monopoly, speculation, reckless banking, class antagonism, sectionalism, war profiteering. They had begun to consider the Government of the United States as a mere appendage to their own affairs. We know now that Government by organized money is just as dangerous as Government by organized mob."
― Franklin D. Roosevelt
GMW-5610 t1_j8x9eki wrote
Every year there are less and less reasons to buy an Android flagship phone.
Myrdraall t1_j8x8wkv wrote
Reply to comment by Oldbayislove in ChatGPT is a robot con artist, and we’re suckers for trusting it by altmorty
It's still impressive:
write a short rhyme about a goblin who missed an attack without rhyming a word with itself
A goblin sprang and swung his blade,
His aim was true or so he prayed,
But alas, his foe had deftly swayed,
And the goblin's attack had been waylaid.
venti_cocaine_latte t1_j8x89p8 wrote
Which charities? I don’t think proud boys and patriot front count as charities
venti_cocaine_latte t1_j8x86n0 wrote
Reply to Elon Musk, who co-founded firm behind ChatGPT, warns A.I. is ‘one of the biggest risks’ to civilization by ethereal3xp
With all due disrespect, he can put a wooden fence around giga factories and use the butthole as a mallet
[deleted] t1_j8x83zp wrote
Reply to comment by garygoblins in Google CEO Sundar Pichai asks employees to put two to four hours into helping to improve and 'dogfood' its Bard chatbot by tester989chromeos
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asianApostate t1_j8x7yr3 wrote
Reply to comment by My_reddit_strawman in Tesla Workers Announced a Union Drive. The Next Day They Were Fired. by psychothumbs
Yes, if the title were true. It appears that Tesla has identified low performing workers and warned them months ago late last year. They were finally fired right before the union was organized and only 1 of 27 were later identified to actually be part of the union. None of the union organizers were fired either. Tesla's lawyers just announced this and they would have serious repercussions if they lied about this and did not have proveable memo's.
If they were targeting union members they would have done a better job targeting them. It looks like they actually only removed low performing workers that were slated for removal through the warning process already.
We are falling for clickbait articles here because we love to hate Tesla/Musk.
NikD4866 t1_j8x7xg1 wrote
Waayyy old news.
neuroticgooner t1_j8x7vfh wrote
Reply to comment by RockAndStone69 in Google CEO Sundar Pichai asks employees to put two to four hours into helping to improve and 'dogfood' its Bard chatbot by tester989chromeos
Lol what are you talking about? Chatgpt is literally created out of foundational research coming out of google. Google has also had a functional version of bard used by employees for years. It just wasn’t released to the public until recently
emote_control t1_j8x6m34 wrote
Reply to comment by GMW-5610 in Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
America has become so incompetent and corrupt that other countries need to be the adults and step in. Not a good look, Yankees.
emote_control t1_j8x6f77 wrote
Reply to comment by mtranda in Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
And prison time. There's no excuse for betraying the public trust looked this.
Consistent_Walrus_23 t1_j8x5br5 wrote
Reply to comment by nemom in US launches artificial intelligence military use initiative by stepsinstereo
The issue with that is, usually people don't realize they had a problem until it is solved for them. No one was calling for cars, no one was calling for the internet.
Electric_Wizard84 t1_j8x4ulq wrote
Reply to comment by xabhax in Tesla Workers Announced a Union Drive. The Next Day They Were Fired. by psychothumbs
Keeping up appearances
Mokebe890 t1_j8x4p4j wrote
Reply to comment by Lionfyst in Investors and techies gather in San Francisco to bathe in generative A.I. hype sparked by ChatGPT by audiomuse1
There is a difference in AI actually. None of those things you mentioned could actually become sentient while AI can. Also, everything you mentioned bringed more jobs to the market. AI will cut every job we have.
skolioban t1_j8x4cwz wrote
Reply to comment by ThePrince14 in Majority of Texans back shift to solar energy by Sorin61
What data?? You haven't shown any data. And if your point was "Texas has a lot of renewables" then no one is arguing against that. The argument was "Texas officials are against renewables" and the other guy showed that data. You haven't shown anything, except hints that you're arguing against a strawman.
Captain_Clark t1_j8x3v5r wrote
Reply to comment by donniedenier in ChatGPT is a robot con artist, and we’re suckers for trusting it by altmorty
Which is fine. I merely wish to suggest to you, that if you consider ChatGPT to be intelligent, you devalue your own intelligence and your reason for having it.
Because by your own description, you’ve already implied that ChatGPT is more intelligent than you.
So I’d ask: Do you really want to believe that a stack of code is more intelligent than you are? It’s just a tool, friend. It only exists as human-created code, and it only does one thing: Analyze and construct human language.
Whereas, you can be intelligent without using language at all. You can be intelligent by simply and silently looking at another person’s face.
And the reason I’m telling you this is because I consider it dangerous to mistake ChatGPT for intelligence. That’s the same fear you describe: The devaluing of humanity, via the devaluing of human labor. But human labor is not humanity. If it were so, we could say that humans who do not work are not intelligent - even though most of us would be perfectly happy if we didn’t have to work. Which is why we created ChatGPT in the first place.
It once required a great deal of intelligence to start a fire. Now, you may start a fire by easily flicking a lighter. That didn’t make you less intelligent than a lighter.
DECtape t1_j8x3u6d wrote
Reply to Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
Our government is so bought and paid for I'm surprised I can't get it on Amazon.
extropia t1_j8x3osi wrote
Reply to comment by MrMarriott in Google CEO Sundar Pichai asks employees to put two to four hours into helping to improve and 'dogfood' its Bard chatbot by tester989chromeos
"Second mouse gets the cheese".
Lionfyst t1_j8x2xhd wrote
Reply to Investors and techies gather in San Francisco to bathe in generative A.I. hype sparked by ChatGPT by audiomuse1
There will be a boom and there will be a bust, but some interesting stuff and new players will thrive and some old ones die.
Generative AI really feels like it fits a generational wave pattern, of explosion, boom, shake-out, transformation of the industry and culture.
- ~1980 PC's
- ~1990 the GUI
- ~2000 the Web
- ~2010 Smart Phones / Social Media
- ~2020 Generative AI
Edit: Tried to add 10's
mtranda t1_j8x2wcw wrote
Reply to Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
While I understand politicians need advisors, I feel that ultimately the full responsibility for the proposed law falls entirely on them (and should be written by them). Blatant cases such as allowing a lobbyist to "do your homework" should result in immediate dismissal and barring from any political position.
Edit: and punitive actions. I don't know about prison, but certainly life destroying financial penalties that would absolutely obliterate any wealth gained up to that point and force them into living like a regular citizen.
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thieh t1_j8x2lss wrote
Reply to Investors and techies gather in San Francisco to bathe in generative A.I. hype sparked by ChatGPT by audiomuse1
The end of humanity as we know it. 🤣
audiomuse1 t1_j8x1ypg wrote
Reply to comment by CybernewtonDS in Majority of Texans back shift to solar energy by Sorin61
About 46% of us Texans voted blue the last election and generally despise the extremist right-wing government we have here. Arguably this state is a lot more blue-leaning, we just have extreme gerrymandering and so many blue leaning people don’t vote.
audiomuse1 t1_j8x1nwl wrote
Reply to Majority of Texans back shift to solar energy by Sorin61
Turn Texas Blue. Support green energy
GrifterX9 t1_j8x9nxs wrote
Reply to AGI could be worth trillions by 2030s: ex-Meta exec by 96suluman
It’s weird to hear John Carmack referred to as “former Meta exec”.