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  • A redditor has a pinned post on /r/technology. They claim to be at a conference with Very Important Promptfondlers in Berlin. The OP feels like low-effort guerilla marketing, tbh; the US will dominate the EU due to an overwhelming superiority in AI, long live the new flesh, Emmanuel Macron is on board so this is SUPER SERIOUS, etc.

    PS: the original poster, /u/WillSen, self-identifies as CEO of a bootcamp/school called "codesmith," and has lots of ideas about how to retrain people to survive in the longed-for post-AI hellscape. So yeah, it's an ad.

    https://old.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1fufbfm/im_a_tech_ceo_at_the_berlin_global_dialogue_w/

    The central problem of 21st century democracy will be finding a way to inoculate humanity against confident bullshitters. That and nature trying to kill us. Oh, and capitalism in general, but I repeat myself.

  • Voted sneerer most likely to build a fully-functional time machine!

  • Look, we just need to get enough money to launch von neumann probes to the moon, disassemble it and build a shell of computronium around the earth, and then AI will be able to do my job. Trust me bro, just one moon (it won't even get mad)

  • Not a lawyer, but wouldn't that be something her estate could kick up some legal dust about? That's two dozen kind of fucked up.

  • whoooooooooo's sloppin' my podcaaaaaasts?!

  • Actually, I wrote a microstate in a weekend using Rust.

    I'm dead. At least the Rust Evangelism Strike Force finally got to have their theocracy

  • Rad as heck, thanks for sharing this!

  • Apologies for crappy nitpicking on my part, but 4chan millennials really gotta learn to let go of impact font.

  • broke: acausal blackmail

    woke: acausal trade

    bespoke: acausal marketing

  • Charles Stross suggested "Blarney Engine"

  • That's an interesting point. It also aligns with how some of our main characters are involved in trying to organize a steroid olympics.

  • That said, if things improve both in terms of the quality of responses you can get from models as well as reduced costs to run them, then there is definitely huge economic potential.

    lmao, yeah if it worked it'd be impressive, but it hasn't, it doesn't, and it won't ever because it fundamentally can't.