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@francescoproia @grok è vero?

Quei geni del Dipartimento di Giustizia USA per censurare gli Epstein files hanno aperto Word, hanno evidenziato quello che volevano non rendere pubblico, e l'hanno colorato di nero. Geni, il testo sottostante è ancora lì. E infatti qualcuno ha fatto copia e incolla, ha rimosso il colore nero dell'evidenziazione, e il testo è stato di nuovo reso leggibile. P.S. Indovinate quale nome è stato fatto sparire più e più volte?

@jacobmparis An LLM can be deterministic: same weights + same input + greedy decoding → same output. Non-determinism comes from: • probabilistic sampling (temperature, top-k/top-p) • floating-point & GPU parallelism • batch / kernel scheduling It’s controlled randomness layered on top.

Why are LLMs non-deterministic? What stops it from traversing the neurons in the same order given the same input each time?

@Wisdom_HQ Gold!

@johnrushx Because we mistook language generation for intelligence. LLMs optimize expression, not understanding. Productivity grows when tools restructure cognition, memory and decision-making, not when they just talk better.

Why don’t we see any real impact of AI on the GDP and productivity? It’s been 3 full years since ChatGPT release. More than a trillion dollars invested so far, every smart human out there involved in AI, but we’re not seeing any documented impact yet, beyond the benchmarks?

I keep thinking about this: most AI today is incredibly powerful, but almost impossible to inspect. We know what it says. We rarely know why.

I don't think I'll use X again, even though it seemed like a good platform for someone who wanted less left-wing information.

I don't know what I did to deserve a red flag 🚩. My activity is limited to a few likes and retweets, very few posts. In any case, I feel hyper-controlled, misunderstood, and helpless when faced with unexplained decisions.⬇️

@PhysInHistory If reality is a simulation, visible matter can be made of objects properties, dark matter can be made of hidden code, for example relations between objects. Dark energy can be the energy spent by the simulation to maintain relations between objects.

What's your opinion on dark energy? ✍️

@Mishi_2210 15

How many square you see ..? 99.9% will fail

@StandUpForTrmp 75%

🚨BREAKING: Elon Musk has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for protecting Free Speech THIS IS MASSIVE 🔥 Simple poll. Please be honest! As of today, how much do you still trust this man? A. 100% B. 75% C. 50% D. 25% E. 0%

@fratotolo2 @franborgonovo Se li vogliono accogliere tutti in Vaticano penso non ci siano problemi.

Come una Salis qualunque, i vescovi scomunicano la stretta sui clandestini decisa dalla UE. In Italia, oltre alle coop rosse dell’accoglienza, esistono pure quelle bianche. @franborgonovo

Who programmed Microsoft AI to be racist?

@IntuitMachine We have to focus on maintenance!

🧵 1/12 A Yale economist just published a paper that should terrify every knowledge worker. It's not about AI taking your job. It's about AI making your job economically worthless while the economy booms. Let me explain the nightmare scenario: 🧵 2/12 The paper "We Won't Be Missed" starts with two simple premises: 1️⃣ AGI arrives (AI that can do ANY economically valuable task) 2️⃣ Compute becomes abundant (keeps getting cheaper, like Moore's Law) From just these two assumptions, the whole economic order collapses. 🧵 3/12 Here's the key insight most people miss: The paper divides ALL work into two categories: Bottleneck Work = Essential for growth (energy, logistics, R&D) Accessory Work = Nice-to-have (arts, hospitality, therapy) This distinction changes everything. 🧵 4/12 Proposition 1 proves something shocking: AGI will automate ALL bottleneck work. Not because humans are bad at it. Because sustained growth REQUIRES it. The economy literally cannot afford to have critical functions limited by fixed human labor supply. 🧵 5/12 So what happens to economic output? Proposition 2 & 3: Output becomes a LINEAR function of compute. Growth rate = Compute growth rate. The entire economy's expansion is now tied to one thing: how fast we can scale computational resources. Human labor? Irrelevant. 🧵 6/12 "But surely humans still get paid well for the work we do?" Nope. Proposition 4 is brutal: Your wage converges to the cost of the compute needed to replicate your work. Not your skill. Not your experience. Just: How much would the AI version cost? 🧵 7/12 Think about that for a second. As compute gets exponentially cheaper, the ceiling on your wage FALLS. A surgeon's salary isn't set by years of training anymore. It's set by: "What does it cost to run the AI that can do the same surgery?" Replicable = Cheap. 🧵 8/12 This leads to the paper's most devastating conclusion: Proposition 5: Labor's share of GDP converges to ZERO. Not because we're unemployed. Because wages are capped while GDP grows infinitely with compute. We become economically invisible. 🧵 9/12 "So who gets all the money?" The owners of compute. All wealth flows to whoever controls the computational resources. It's like the transition from feudalism (land = wealth) to capitalism (capital = wealth). Except now: Compute = wealth. 🧵 10/12 The paper extends this to science itself: Proposition 9-11: AGI can automate scientific discovery. This creates "compounded growth" (faster than before). But NOT a singularity—growth is still limited by how fast we can scale compute. Progress, but not infinite. 🧵 11/12 The title "We Won't Be Missed" isn't about job loss. It's about economic irrelevance. The paper proves: "If tomorrow half the population stopped working, no one would notice." Growth continues. Living standards rise. Just... without us mattering. 🧵 12/12 This isn't sci-fi speculation. It's formal economic modeling with propositions and proofs. The questions it raises: How do we distribute wealth in a zero-labor-share economy? What is work FOR if not economic value? Who should own the compute? We need answers. Fast.

Capito il perché di tutte quelle bandiere europee? Ai dipendenti dell’Unione europea che già prendono stipendi esentasse, gli hanno aumentato lo stipendio 8 volte in 3 anni. Nel frattempo in Italia gli stipendi sono fermi a 30 anni fa. Comoda la vita così eh?

@BasilTheGreat This is amazing! We are all so happy!

🚨EU PRESIDENT URSULA VON DER LEYEN ANNOUNCES MORE IMMIGRANTS ARE COMING TO EUROPE To prevent illegal crossings she says we must open "new and safe legal pathways to Europe" And they're opening an office in India to connect European businesses with Indian migrants directly If we don't stop her, there won't be a Europe left These traitors are determined to destroy this continent

Ennesimo boomerang finito sui denti del Pd che aveva subito grufolato all’attacco fascista. “Avevamo bevuto troppo e abbiamo causato questi danni, non siamo in alcun modo coinvolti in organizzazioni filofasciste e non la pensiamo in quel modo” Quindi, nessun raid fascista contro la sede del Pd a Chiavari.

The EU President is determined to destroy European culture and the economy as fast as possible.