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@ecommartinez Dadamanda ... drum roll

La cofundadora de Anthropic Daniela Amodei acaba de decir en Stanford lo que nadie en el mundo tech se atreve a decir. Frenó voluntariamente su IA más potente. Rechaza la publicidad en Claude. Admite que el modelo se equivoca. Mientras sus competidores aceleran, ella habla de responsabilidad. Esto lo cambia todo. 👇

@haider1 Nonsense squared.

Demis Hassabis says the hardest part isn't the technology — it's that human brains think linearly, while AI is an exponential technology But the one advantage we have is that everyone can use it now "that familiarity is what prepares us for the scale of what's coming"

@Overlap_Tech Another fart ...

Sam Altman: AI Is Quietly Rewriting How Humans Express Themselves⁣ ⁣ "People thinking they're being creative, but they're actually becoming more homogenous. The impact on literally how people express themselves — how quickly that can happen — was not something I expected." — @sama

@AudioBooksRU @InterstellarUAP Amen, you must now it ...

@InterstellarUAP I think it will happen sooner than 2031. Artificial Super Intelligence will be here before 2031.

Elon Musk: "In 5 years AI will exceed the intelligence of all humans on earth" He dropped a bold prediction: by 2031, AI will exceed the combined intelligence of all humans on Earth.** Speaking at a Forbes event, Musk said: "In 5 years, say 2031, I think artificial intelligence will exceed the sum of all human intelligence." He added that we're entering a period of explosive growth where economic output doubles so fast we'll see giant changes, with potentially 100 million to 1 billion humanoid robots deployed worldwide in that timeframe. This shift could transform civilization faster than anything in history. Exciting times ahead.

@InterstellarUAP If he were not rich ...

@PLicht99 @Shinsho_ni Ich empfehle professionelle Hilfe!!

@Shinsho_ni Lässt Putin wieder durch Sie Panik verbreiten? Das alles für die Heuchler der AfD!

Palantir-Chef über Job-Angst wegen KI Ich finde, Alex Karp bringt mit seinen Aussagen einen interessanten Punkt zur Sprache. In einer Welt, die sich durch Künstliche Intelligenz stark verändert, sieht der Palantir-Chef zwei Gruppen als besonders zukunftsfähig: gut ausgebildete Handwerker und Menschen, die unkonventionell denken. Meiner Ansicht nach hat er damit nicht ganz unrecht. Viele klassische Büro- und Wissensberufe könnten durch KI tatsächlich unter Druck geraten. Aus meiner Sicht profitieren dagegen jene, die praktische Fähigkeiten mitbringen, die Maschinen nicht so leicht ersetzen können – wie Elektriker, Klempner oder andere Handwerksberufe. Ich halte es auch für plausibel, dass Menschen mit einer besonderen Denkweise Vorteile haben. Karp meint damit nicht die Diagnose selbst, sondern die Fähigkeit, Dinge aus einem anderen Blickwinkel zu betrachten, Risiken einzugehen und etwas Einzigartiges zu schaffen. Er spricht hier von einer eher künstlerisch geprägten Herangehensweise, die in einer standardisierten KI-Welt wertvoll bleiben könnte. Es erscheint mir erfrischend, dass ein Tech-Unternehmer wie Karp betont, dass nicht nur Konformität zum Erfolg führt. Was denkt ihr dazu? Seht ihr ähnliche Entwicklungen in eurem Umfeld? bild.de/politik/auslan… Persönliche Meinung. Keine professionelle Beratung. Nicht in jedem Fall als Tatsachenbehauptung zu verstehen. Quellen angegeben. [@Shinsho_ni] – privat, unabhängig & unbezahlt.

@Shinsho_ni Aha, also Leute. die intelligent sind. Nicht-intelligente werden durch KI ersetzt. Da haben wir auch gleich eine Einordnung: KI ist nicht 'intelligent', und Karp ist ein Proxy, der nicht versteht, was er sagt. Eben auch ein 'tool'.

@0x8i11i0n @GaryMarcus

@GaryMarcus Fuck me another pompous retard

People who don’t understand science think Elon is a genius. People who do understand science realize he is not.

@faraz0x All over sudden ...

Google DeepMind's CEO just said what most won't. "Today's systems are nowhere near AGI. Doesn't matter how many Erdős problems you solve." The person building some of the most advanced AI on the planet thinks true invention the kind Ramanujan had is still far beyond what current systems can do. The AGI hype and the AGI reality are two very different things.

@xpeten Selbstzerstörung

Mal etwas anderes: Worin ist Deutschland fortschrittlich? Bitte nennen Sie nur ein einziges Beispiel - ein Beispiel genügt.

@Drjab699John @0xDepressionn "I have developed 60+ deep scientific papers in the past 6 weeks." The moon is made of cheese.

@0xDepressionn Not if they have figured out the secret sauce. I have developed 60+ deep scientific papers in the past 6 weeks. I know some secrets and have shared a few, if you hard smart enough to notice

Google's CEO "any solo developer with Claude can now outcompete a 10-person Google team" he's right but 90% of developers using Claude Code daily are starting from zero every session no stack context. no memory. no behavior rules. $975 wasted per developer every single week Sundar is talking about the future. here's the setup that makes the present actually work:

@parmita No more psychologists, but psychoengineers. Heil progress!

@SantiTorAI Being rich probably correlates probably more with criminal intent than with expertise ...

🚨 El multimillonario de Silicon Valley, Marc Andreessen, dijo en Rogan: "La IA me da mejores respuestas que cualquier experto mundial al que podría llamar. Y puedo llamar a prácticamente cualquiera." Estuvo 3h20 en el podcast. Nadie habla de esto. Esto es lo que dijo de verdad. La AGI ya está aquí. La línea se cruzó hace 3 meses con GPT-5.5, Claude 4.6, Gemini 3 y Grok 4.3. Nadie reaccionó. El sector avanza demasiado rápido para que alguien registre los hitos. Tu médico ya usa ChatGPT en consulta. Se da la vuelta en cuanto dejas de hablar y escribe tus síntomas. Su frase: "En ese punto te preguntas para qué estás ahí." Los mejores desarrolladores de Silicon Valley ganan 50 millones de dólares al año. Una sola persona. Gestionan 20 bots en paralelo y han dejado de dormir. Se llaman a sí mismos "vampiros de la IA." Irse a la cama es perder dinero. La IA resuelve problemas matemáticos abiertos desde hace 100 años. Lo mismo está empezando en física, química y biología. Las primeras curas del cáncer saldrán de estos sistemas. Un amigo decodificó todo su ADN por 200 dólares. Esa prueba costaba millones hace diez años. Lo dio todo a la IA con su análisis de sangre y su reloj inteligente. Ella construyó un panel de salud completo. La única terapia clínicamente probada que realmente funciona es la terapia cognitiva conductual. Una IA puede hacerla sola. Cada ser humano en la Tierra va a tener acceso a un terapeuta gratuito. El siguiente paso: los bots van a gestionar sus propios bots. Un humano. 20 bots. Cada bot gestiona 20 más. Una persona dirige 1000 trabajadores IA desde un portátil. Esto no es dentro de diez años. Es dentro de unos meses.

@OpsToWeb3 @MilkRoadAI CATTEL is calling from the first half of last century ...

@MilkRoadAI The interesting part is the two intelligence concepts: Fluid intelligence: The ability to reason through new situations. Crystallized intelligence: Accumulated knowledge and expertise. The argument is that modern AI now has both. That is the scary and exciting part.

Marc Andreessen is extremely impressed by AI systems. 99% of the time, the answer he gets from the most advanced AI models is better than what he'd get from almost any expert he has access to. He broke down why using two concepts from psychology: First: fluid intelligence. The ability to conceptualize problems, process new information, reason through novel situations. The AI has it. Second: crystallized intelligence. The accumulated knowledge base, the memorized expertise across every field. The AI has been trained on the complete corpus of human knowledge. AI is a world-class doctor. A world-class lawyer. A world-class accountant, political strategist, marketing expert, and software engineer. All at the same time. Andreessen's point is that we've crossed a threshold. This isn't about AI being a useful tool anymore. It's about AI being genuinely smarter and better-informed than the best human experts most people have access to. The disruption this creates in professional services is hard to overstate. Every industry where people pay for expert judgment is sitting on a fault line.

@MilkRoadAI Yeah, fluid intelligence, the best ever and much of it ...

@cancelclankers @Vivek4real_ Well, Claumandario is on a par ...

@Vivek4real_ This guy is just the worst. Can we all agree on that?

SAM ALTMAN: “A KID BORN TODAY WILL NEVER BE SMARTER THAN AI, EVER…” “WE WILL LOOK BACK AND THINK HOW BAD PEOPLE IN THE 2000s HAD IT.” 👀

@Vivek4real_ Does he know what "smart" is?

@DavidKnopfler @GaryMarcus Yeah, t think that time does not exist ... Very very obviously, yes, indeed ...

@GaryMarcus It obviously can think - and it is generating revenue - but the bet on real profit is rather high risk at present - there will be significant fallout - mergers et al

Total amount raised: $190 billion Total spending pledged: $600 billion Total profits (cumulative): $0

@tech__unicorn Yes, we are in the matrix like the cat in the box ...

the elites don't want you to know this but we've already achieved AGI - the labs know - the government knows the reason you're still getting "impressive but not quite there" announcements is because nobody has figured out what happens to markets, jobs, and governments the day the world actually believes it so we're in a managed disclosure buying time Anthropic please!

@BlockBiker @rohanpaul_ai So you ascribe only 80 IQ points to you? That is almost as bad as 8 inches only ...

@rohanpaul_ai Exactly. A change in perspective is worth 80 IQ points, here. I suspect the substrate does not matter.

Ex-Google executive Mo Gawdat defines Intelligence. "If we accept that intelligence itself is not a physical property, then it does not matter whether that intelligence is produced on carbon-based computer structures like humans, silicon-based computer structures like today’s hardware running AI, or quantum-based computer structures in the future. Intelligence is produced within machines when we stop imposing our own intelligence on them." --- From 'The Diary Of A CEO and Mo Gawdat' YT channel (link in comment)