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@MwanaMooze @Mr_Real_A @ChampionsLeague @rfef And you think they are expecting more from a Barca fan

@Mr_Real_A @ChampionsLeague @rfef I expect less from Madrid fan

This was awarded penalty btw, @ChampionsLeague you have lot of explaining to do.

Anthropic asked the Vatican for help because their AI was moving too fast for them to control. A 60 year old Catholic priest who used to be a tech executive is now writing the rules for how Claude thinks. Here is how a man of God ended up inside one of the most powerful AI companies on earth. His name is Father Brendan McGuire. He runs a small parish in Los Altos, California. Some of Silicon Valley's top AI researchers sit in his pews on Sundays. But before he was a priest, he was one of them. Studied cryptosystems at Trinity College Dublin in the 1980s. Moved to America. Became the executive director of PCMCIA, the organization that basically standardized how memory cards work in every computer. Had degrees in engineering and software. Could have been a millionaire in the Valley ten times over. He walked away from all of it to serve God. But then Anthropic called. Chris Olah, one of Anthropic's co-founders, reached out to him directly. McGuire said they were basically asking the Vatican for help because the industry was moving so fast down this road that they needed someone to pump the brakes. His words: "They basically were asking for direct help from the Vatican to convene and help the industry, because the industry was going so fast down this road." So this priest, along with a Vatican Bishop named Paul Tighe and a tech ethics director from Santa Clara University, sat down and helped rewrite the Claude Constitution. That is the set of rules that tells Claude what it can and cannot do. What it should care about. How it should think. A priest helped write the conscience of an AI. And it gets wilder. Anthropic actually sued the US government because the Pentagon wanted to use their AI for autonomous warfare and domestic surveillance. Anthropic said no. Got effectively blacklisted for it. Catholic scholars then filed a federal court brief defending Anthropic, saying their ethical limits represent "minimal standards of ethical conduct for technical progress." McGuire almost filed his own brief. He said "they are having a moral conversation. They may not call it moral, but I call it moral." Meanwhile this 60 year old priest is now writing a novel using Claude about a monk and his AI companion. The working title is "The Soul of AI: A Priest, an Algorithm, and the Search for Wisdom." He also said something that stuck with me. "I think we have to help these machines be tilted towards good, otherwise they are just going to reflect back the good and evil of the world. That is a horrifying thing, right?" The biggest AI companies in the world are building machines that think. And the person they called to make sure those machines have a conscience was not another engineer. It was a priest.

Notice how legal professionals in AI are often LESS alarmist about 'catastrophic AI risk' than most people. Those with formal legal training understand the breadth of regulatory options, including technical, legal, and economic tools. Regulation WORKS. My full article:

@san_x_m @RepRickShepherd This podcast episode covers his story, and highlights his parents’ struggle for justice. 💔 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

Your friend probably pulled away because their life is falling apart. It’s not always about you.

😂😂😂😂

In Uganda; security cameras help you confirm the fact that your stuff was stolen by a human being. But you can’t get any further assistance using that info or camera footage.

If it was football it's 10:0

php has the most intellectually elite programmers

"I think there's a small but real chance he's eventually remembered as a Bernie Madoff- or Sam Bankman-Fried-level scammer." trib.al/yUD9exC

@OpenAINewsroom 🥺🤔

Starting to think Greg Brockman might out-sociopath even Sam Altman.

@MwanaMooze Remember the same Messi won the Ballon d’Or in 2010 because of his insane individual performance with Barcelona that year, against Xavi and Iniesta who were key to Spain’s World Cup victory

@webdesignerug Yeah that’s what you think and it ain’t like that. World Cup matters a lot, Kane ain’t having all time season for him to win it regardless of how he plays in WC. He’s season is great but is he even best player in that Bayern team? Messi won against Haaland, WC matters

Typical english media nonsense.

yes, I want to believe that Altman is a sociopath and stuff, buh my question is how does he manage to convince and "fool" these intelligent and rich people to work with him

Harsh truth: If you are in school right now and they aren't teaching you AI and or robotics... leave.

sam altman watching ChatGPT hallucinate live on stage is the funniest thing i've seen all week the CEO of OpenAI, on stage, in front of everyone, watching his own AI just make things up in real time and his face says it all this is the guy telling us AGI is coming soon btw

@HoseyUTD 1900

Which Year did you start supporting Sporting Lisbon?