If it's "not strictly defined" and used when it's convenient, then it's meaningless.
If the term is meaningless or counter-intuitive jargon, then it shouldn't be included in a headline.
If openAI has an "unproven business model" they're not a startup they're a failed business living off of borrowed and leveraged assets.
Pretty sure the joke is that he accidentally married an orc, not that he married a dude. This comic is not homophobic, it's actually RACIST lol
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He's so sassy
Hybrid? So sometimes you Work From Home and sometimes you Return to Orgasm?
Glad to hear it! Funny how sometimes you have to be the first one to create it. Proud of you
I keep hearing about this, but I'm certain there must be some drawback
The other way I've heard this described: you don't need to put this thing away, but just move it closer to where it belongs.
Yup, exploitation of labor per usual.
But when I say 'skills' I didn't mean individual coding ability, I mean like Analytics. Skills that an entire corporation wields. Monitoring weather and hiking prices for utilities during a national emergency incrementally or 'intelligently'. The way VW cheated on emissions. The way flock uses optical text recognition to read license plates and effectively creates a massive surveillance apparatus.
Use tech to do a thing, but scale it up wide and quick, abuse it before the law can catch up.
Technology enabled new skills, and then these are used with force to gain power.
Technology enabled current skills to be done at a larger scale, essentially creating new skills that are then applied with force to gain power.
It's just boyfish will be boyfish, nothing to see here
Convertico as a website has existed long before AI.
Just because PNG to jpeg XL is inefficient doesn't mean it's AI.