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@le20hfrancetele Yeah they got windows.... so ill take things that never happened for a thousand

🔴 🚄 Coup de chaud dans les trains. Des passagers ont souffert dans un Paris Nice, immobilisés sur les voies en plein soleil pendant près de 4h. Les voitures n'étaient pas climatisées. Les passagers ont dû descendre du train pour pouvoir respirer. #JT20H

@EricSpracklen Shah. You are part of that fortune. Dont jinx it. At $4 they would've made less

Why the f**k am I paying almost $5 a gallon?

@omooretweets Repeat after me: Privacy does not exist. Say it 3 times. Backdoors are everywhere. In all levels of software created and paid for by the government and private corps. 90% of workers of any company will give up everything about you when government just sends an email

So many people do not understand this - and it is core to consumer software👇 Gen Z and beyond does not care about data privacy as long as a product delivers for them Bank accounts, contact book, email access, camera roll, etc. - they will gladly give it up

Well let me tell you. In many countries especially Russia and Ukriane cheating is an art even treated by profs as such. Almost everyone cheats. If you fail you get to just redo exam not the whole course. Reult: way higher level of overall population education. So it might not be that bad after all.

Exponential growth of AI cheating in this latest batch of final exams/assignments. Professors are demoralized, students are powerless to resist, detection is laborious and hard to prove. This is an existential crisis, with the minds of future generations on the line.

@JackInacker Lol you know a fun fact. You guys can choose who you elect...

I'm tired of Congress being the wealthiest nursing home in the country.

@AnthropicAI Sooo USA allowed nvidia to sell chips a while ago. China said no thank you and restricted import. Now they are there trying to get them to buy. At least ask your own ai before writing garbage. Chip restrictions and the whole Huawei is the main reason China beat US in tech too.

We've published a paper that explains our views on AI competition between the US and China. The US and democratic allies hold the lead in frontier AI today. Read more on what it’ll take to keep that lead: anthropic.com/research/2028-…

@WhyWhyWhyThis @Ryanrussell9105 @DeathMetalV Well with the way things are going here is most likely scenario. Robots take jobs -> increased competition -> People unemployed -> work for food. For all UBI dreamers. It was tested during Covid. Led to massive inflation so most likely wont be considered at all.

@Ryanrussell9105 @Splitown @DeathMetalV Exactly. Meanwhile it’s just that the paying wage isn’t equal to the living wage. No one is going to work $12 (in some states) or less an hr anymore.

Yeah, it was never immigrants coming for your jobs.

@grantjbailey Too many mistakes in "huge collapse in students being able to afford anything"

Huge collapse in drinking among high schoolers 👀

@SoulDoubt26 @DeathMetalV All I can say is for now...

@Splitown @DeathMetalV "no one wants to work".... for slave wages.

@QueenMab87 Time. Most valuable in life. You will be spending a week doing what ai can do in a minute. "But my work is better? " answer is "no one gives a shit" if it is. Hate to break it to you but most of the times it is not better.

I’ve never quite understood how I’ll get “left behind” if I don’t use AI. I’m perfectly capable of writing, researching, and thinking all on my own. What does it do that will leave me behind?

@babadookspinoza Anyone with scientific mind cant write shit. It takes most good programmers more time to write documentation for the code and text for the app/website then to build the darn thing. Most good writers cant solve 2+2 without calculator. But will easily write 100 pages that can be 1

I guarantee you’re a better writer than ChatGPT. Never butcher your own writing or relinquish your own voice to put your name on the dead-eyed, mechanical hallucinations of a bunch of 1s and 0s. People who know good writing and AI have no trouble recognizing AI-generated garbage.

@TheChiefNerd Id bet that after they pocket billions in doing all that. I would still have to line up to see a sloth queen at government office to fill out a form and do shit that can be done online in 5 minutes. Except now their system will be down way more often

👀 Brookfield CEO Bruce Flatt: “We will be rewiring the global economy … We’re laying cloud, artificial intelligence factories, and data centers … to basically rewire the world for the new economy that's coming.”

@Draven1683 Someone haven't tried dunkin donuts.

Unpopular Canadian opinion: Tim Horton’s quality has fallen off a cliff. The coffee is undrinkable & the donuts are an afterthought, with most of the icing left in the box, if you’re able to even get a decent donut after 10AM. I think they need the competition

@nationalpost @financialpost They'll failed miserably. Dunkin is terrible compared to Tims

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@Polymarket Governments just cant wait to invent new tax.

JUST IN: Top South Korean policymaker proposes a “citizen dividend” funded by AI-tax revenue.

@Plinkoking @reset_by_peer You misunderstood my post

@Splitown @reset_by_peer LOL. Anyone who thinks AI is a fad is not smart. LOL.

There are only two types of people who truly bought into AI: - boomer minded managerial midwits - science-fiction brain poisoned tech-perverts with mild-to-severe serial-killer-incel mindset

@atrupar Just typical Overworked and under appreciated person. We all do this.

Trump is about to hit REM sleep on camera in the Oval

@AndrewCurran_ Yup the usual. Bog down progress with shitload of paperwork and some Government Karen out there getting wrong response and of it goes for another 1000 days if consultant review. Well it was a good run

It's possible we will get both the new AI policy memo and the executive order tomorrow. The EO will create a mixed group of tech CEOs and administration officials who will work out the rules for the new release regulations. I see a lot of people calling this a win for Eliezer's side, but even if the new rules are very strict, the stop/pause group don't actually get what they want. This doesn't stop or even slow AI advancement, it only slows the rate of public releases. Capabilities will keep advancing at full speed. The labs will finish training the new models and then submit them for government approval. Given that the government currently doesn't even want Anthropic to release Mythos, how long will the regulatory approval process take for something twice as powerful? Five times? Ten? All the incentives are for the government to slow down releases. Let's say OpenAI finishes training GPT-6, and it's twice as capable as anything available today. If the government approves it and something bad happens as a result, they take the blame. And the longer they hold it back, the longer government agencies get exclusive access. Meanwhile, OpenAI will start using GPT-6 to train GPT-6.1. If they finish 6.1 while 6 is still stuck in approval, they'll move on to training 6.2 with it. This potentially creates strange situations where the labs are many generations ahead internally while the public is still waiting for something they submitted months ago. This doesn't seem to make anyone happy. Capabilities continue to advance and accelerate. Data centers keep getting built. Jobs keep getting replaced, because whatever models are released will still be far more capable than today's systems. They just won't be anywhere close to what the government and the labs have internally. And whether you're on the left or the right, no party will hold the White House forever. A lot of this is conjecture, we don't even know what the actual process will look like yet. Also, a lot depends on what happens with China and open source. But this potentially creates some very unpleasant futures.