Technology

He has money so it must be important. Psychopathy is a virtue I'm told.

Casually betting a trillion on the wrong horse.

It’s not random guesses, it’s intentional fictions to make investing in ‘AI’ companies sound like a good idea.

They think they can lie their way to real AI by convincing investors to pour enough money into them that poof real AI emerges.

They’re not going to get the poof they’re hoping for.

Intellectual property thief is confidently wrong about a task he has no right or expertise to be performing anyway. The LLM didn’t fall far from the tree.

this guy to make any predictions that are printable?

That's what heads of State, heads of Corporations, heads of your HOA - are for: making public statements.

He’s just making random guesses.

Yeah, that's been all the rage for about a decade now.

~~Sam Altman~~ Billionaires are a danger to our entire planet

~~Wasn't his sister also developmentally disabled? Is that right? CEO Billionaire Sam Altman violently raped his disabled sister then admitted to it like it was a relatable situation?~~

I was thinking of a different rich white guy that raped his sister.

Not every rich white guy, but seemingly always a rich white guy.

Even if those accusations are false, the man still had a billion dollars while his sister was homeless.

Not until the ultra rich have enough ai robots to protect them from an uprising

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Can we start a revolution already? Nope and nope

How is this guy a fucking CEO?

Wealthy background. Dropped out, got lucky with a startup and sold his stake for a decent sum, gaining enough momentum to keep failing upward.

The guy is absolutely clueless, which can be mathematically proven on the basis of the fact that he invested in a crypto firm.

I just want to be clear, most CEOs aren't smart. They have a slightly higher median intelligence than the wider population, but by and large CEOs are no more talented than your average used car salesman. While there's certainly outliers (on both sides), most intelligent people don't start careers in a field with an 80%+ chance of failure in the first 5 years. Altman's success in particular is 50% luck, 50% being a very convincing liar. These people aren't geniuses, they pay people to think for them, which is why having a machine think for them sounds like a great idea.

A lot of CEO's could say they have no clue what they're doing and mostly just 'faked it till they made it; and still fake it'

Yeah the job market is teetering and quite frankly I think the numbers coming out are a little cooked these days, because they paint a rosier picture than I see around me.

That layoff was happening regardless

They didn't even change the photo for the article

So hard to find a good plumber

I've been using Heliboard on Android for a while now and like it, basically FOSS swipe keyboard.

Currently uses Google's closed-source swipe library which you have to manually download, but they're actively working on crowd sourcing an open source one which you can contribute to in the app.