AI Good and Bad

[mat200]

Judge Throws All 4 Attorneys Off Case for Misusing AI
Steve Lehto

This happened in Mississippi where two attorneys on each side of the case were removed by the court for AI misuse.

 

[bigredfish]

I actually saw that and laughed my ass off, and then thought, hmmm what if the judge didnt catch them?

Wait till we see the clusterfucks in the Medical profession...

 

[sdkid]

I wish I could get away from Fakebook.... <sigh> I am actively trying to limit my use of it, but after 17 years I have too many memories stored there to just quit. Meanwhile at META headquarters, they have an employee morale problem as they are being asked to train the AI that has been replacing them....

Meta's CTO says morale is almost 'the worst it's ever been'

Meta recently faced layoffs and AI shifts. CTO Andrew Bosworth acknowledged low morale, though he said it was worse during Cambridge Analytica.

www.businessinsider.com

 

[VorlonFrog]

I wish I could get away from Fakebook.... <sigh> I am actively trying to limit my use of it, but after 17 years I have too many memories stored there to just quit. Meanwhile at META headquarters, they have an employee morale problem as they are being asked to train the AI that has been replacing them....

Meta's CTO says morale is almost 'the worst it's ever been'

Meta recently faced layoffs and AI shifts. CTO Andrew Bosworth acknowledged low morale, though he said it was worse during Cambridge Analytica.

www.businessinsider.com

Here's another reason to avoid Fakebook and Instagram. Their parent company, Meta hid facial recognition code in their Ray-Ban glasses:

 

[mat200]

I wish I could get away from Fakebook.... <sigh> I am actively trying to limit my use of it, but after 17 years I have too many memories stored there to just quit. Meanwhile at META headquarters, they have an employee morale problem as they are being asked to train the AI that has been replacing them....

Meta's CTO says morale is almost 'the worst it's ever been'

Meta recently faced layoffs and AI shifts. CTO Andrew Bosworth acknowledged low morale, though he said it was worse during Cambridge Analytica.

www.businessinsider.com

Just wait until everyone gets hooked on AI to be able to write / read and think

 

[Arjun]

AI BAD - She looks like a ripped off version of Mia Khalifa

 

[redpoint5]

May I get an AI summary of that paper?

 

[Arjun]

Have you all ever heard of Project Glasswing?

Project Glasswing: Securing critical software for the AI era

A new initiative to secure the world’s most critical software and give defenders a durable advantage in the coming AI-driven era of cybersecurity.

www.anthropic.com

 

[bigredfish]

Much like the US Government, more and more of the big fake tech giants are having to refi at 2X rates.

Like the US government, it will end badly

 

[bigredfish]

THIS is what will wake people up. Not yet, but in the next 1-2 years.

Its all downhill from here

 

[bigredfish]

One big Ponzi scheme, thats all it ever was...

 

[bigredfish]

 

[mat200]

I suspect Europeans want to find a way to get more independence from Washington

 

[bigredfish]

 

[bigredfish]

So where back in this thread or perhaps the money thread, I said something to the effect of AI becoming commoditized.

I like being if the same mindset as Ed Dowd

 

[bigredfish]

Welp, it is a match made in heaven

Low productivity, losing money, inefficient, over-hyped, corrupt... same as most .Gov agency's

 

[mat200]

So where back in this thread or perhaps the money thread, I said something to the effect of AI becoming commoditized.

I like being if the same mindset as Ed Dowd

1) The frontier models, currently the belief and gamble is that the leading ones will start a recursive self advancing AI advancement,
which ever one wins this will be the next behemoth

Anthropic got a wrench thrown into their gears by the USA Trump admin, I am still wondering what is really going on here. Suspect many are not telling the truth on this play.


Recursive self-improvement (or RSI) is the term for the process where an AI system autonomously enhances its own code, architecture, or algorithms, leading to successive iterations of greater intelligence.

• Mechanism: Unlike traditional AI development driven by human engineers, RSI involves the AI designing, testing, and deploying its own improvements, potentially creating an "intelligence explosion."
• Current Status: While current systems like Claude and GPT-4 assist in coding and research, they do not yet fully autonomously modify their core weights or objectives without human oversight.
• Industry Focus: Startups like Recursive Superintelligence and Ricursive Intelligence are actively pursuing this goal, with companies like Anthropic warning that such systems may emerge sooner than expected, posing significant alignment and safety challenges.

2) The non-cutting edge AI will certainly be commoditized - already seeing it with all the AI chatbot answers out there.

3) I do see a major split between the haves "Have access to the best AI" vs the have nots

We are seeing a massive move in the next industrial revolution.

However, just like the railroads of the past, the dark fiber of the internet boom years .. we are in an investment bubble which will not provide returns for all.

Some will win long term, some will win short term, and others will be left holding the bubble's bag.

 

[redpoint5]

THIS is what will wake people up. Not yet, but in the next 1-2 years.

Its all downhill from here

It's either a flawed study, or flawed in selection bias. A doctor recently installed a heart valve backward at OHSU, with no assistance.

10% of serious health conditions are the result of medical intervention already.

It's possible the incompetent physicians are more likely to leverage AI.