That honestly makes more sense. Mine had the sensors attached to the air valve which sync’d with the car wirelessly and they’d fail for any reason

I had to get new pressure sensors for my old car and decided to roll new tires into it. A mile and a half out of the shop the light popped on and I pulled over to find out that the tech over pressurized one of the tires to 55psi and busted one of the new sensors

I cannot tell if this is legitimate or some potemkin-esque concept design for a factory

I think they did that because YouTube blocked the uncensored version

Yup not contesting the article itself, but giving some explanation for all the anger you were wondering being about

It’s a boiling frog thing. AI and LLMs are shoved in our faces everywhere and it’s harder every day to opt out. Job boards are flooded with positions for human in the loop AI training or AI experience requirements. AI gen text, images, and video are obscuring an already muddled information space. They also draw an astronomical amount of energy which is detrimental to the global ecosystem. Meanwhile costs are going up, it’s borderline impossible to get a job, and people are scared this automation will push them out of employment without generating new jobs, especially if art and entertainment are taken over by gen AI. People are saying “I’m being boiled alive” but by the time there’s enough data to validate that we’ll already be stew.

The way information is presented matters too. When articles circulate they get often slanted and summarized (or people just read the headline and make assumptions). Key information gets tossed aside for easy talking points to support whichever narrative and the people affected feel unseen and unheard.

There’s a lot going on and it isn’t just “AI bad”

I’m partial to Vivo and Xero. For whatever market reason, they typically cost more than standard shoes, but I’ve been wearing them for a few years since they’re the only thing keeping my plantar fasciitis at bay.

Do keep in mind that if you switch, you’ll probably want to do so gradually. Your ankles and calves will do a lot more work than they’re used to doing in shoes with padded and raised soles. Be sure to stretch and adjust incrementally

I hope you’re right, but also that’s really bleak. I understand that Nvidia, Microsoft, and OpenAI are essentially passing money in a circle and can only wonder how long they can keep it up. It’s not a lossless circuit

They’re an iterative statistical process that predicts word order through mathematical context via weight distributions based on uncountable pre-given data sets. I’m not entirely sure what you’re getting at

I’ve recently spent a week or so off and on screwing around with LLMs and chatbots trying to get them to solve problems, tell stories, or otherwise be consistent. Generally breaking them. They’re the fucking mirror of erised. Talking to them fucks with your brain. They take whatever input you give and try to validate it in some way without any regard for objective reality, because they have no objective reality. If you don’t provide something that can be validated with some superficial (often incorrect) syllogism, it spits out whatever series of words keeps you engaged. It trains you, whether you notice or not, to modify how you communicate to more easily receive the next validation you want. To phrase everything you do as a prompt. AND they communicate with such certainty that if you don’t know better you probably won’t question it Doing so pulls you into this communication style and your grip on reality falls apart because this isn’t how people communicate or think. It fucked with your own natural pattern recognition.

I legitimately spent a few days in a confused haze because my foundational sense of reality was shaken. Then I got bored and realized, not just intellectually but intuitively, that they’re stupid machines making it up with every letter.

The people who see personalities and consciousness in these machines go outside and can’t talk to people like they used to because they’ve forgotten what talking is. So, they go back to their mechanical sycophants and fall deeper down their hole.

I’m afraid these gen AI “tools” are here to stay and I’m certain we’re using this technology in the wrong ways.

Your Undivided Attention discussed an important point missing from the article, which is that ChatGPT advised him to hide his activities and concerns from his parents. This doesn’t necessarily absolve the parents, but it does add a layer of nuance to the discussion

I don’t see any artifacts but I can’t find the image on their website. Excellent shit post material though

So I’ll be getting job interviews soon? Right?

Only if you have very limited experience searching for information. Those kinds of details should be a given. That’s my concern, that people who do not know what information is useful come to rely on these summaries and forfeit their own agency, rather than develop critical reading and decision making skills

The problem I see is that it introduces another degree of separation between the user and the wider Internet. Instead of indexing sites, browsers are trying to interpret them for us. The extreme edge case of this is not having websites at all anymore, just apps and an omniscient AI that answers anything. Cool in theory, but in practice these omniscient beings really aren’t and instead are very fallible. Presumably these tools are also owned by corporations with shareholder values that are often contrary to user values. I can only speak for myself, but I experience these summaries as a loss of control over how I interact with the Internet and a step down a path I would rather not tread.

In this example the AI also does not provide anything valuable. It only defines a forum thread in terms of the question asked.

Dude, what is this book. Who writes like this? I fucking adore it

Oh fuck yeah, buddy! I’m grabbing it right now! Might buy the audio on libro.fm to support the author too

I’m a sci fi nerd from foundation to Hyperion to the expanse but I’ve never heard of Blindsight, and you’ve absolutely sold me on it

Ooo added the book to my list, thanks!

Also, Robert Sapolsky’s book Determined explores whether we’re conscious or not based on his work in neuroscience and primatology. It’s like a book length version of the quote you posted

Bro got life saved by that harness. Wonder if it was a compliance compliant Compliance In A Can harness