Viewing profile — Closi

Scaling is definetly hard - but there is no absolute requirement to put huge flagship models into this technology (although it might be possible over time). A fairly dumb but FAST …

Quantity of shelves stacked isn't a typical measure of value in an organisation. If a CEO can help lead the team to make shelf stacking easier (e.g. pre-sortation, introduce self r…

> The point: executive pay at the largest companies has grown wildly disproportionate to the value any one executive adds, especially next to the people who generate the actual out…

Disturbing? In what sense? Other news sources are paywalled and UK citizens have to pay in tax.

> This is genuine, noob question: how is this different from AWS? AWS owns the hardware, and doesn't write a lot of the software. AWS actually is kind of the opposite - it often ta…

This analysis doesn't actually prove the title, as it only considers founders that have gone to OpenAI or Anthropic, however even if it did it isn't particularly suprising. Sam Alt…

State where the value is then, without just stating features that cause lock-in. You can't blindly just call me an idiot and say there's loads of value without stating what it is (…

The reason the 30% rate is sustained though IS the abuse of market power with the PMFN clause, which ensures that competitors cannot price lower. Everything else is an attempt to s…

I'm not sure on that: 1) Lots of people think they are partly complicit in all the skins trading/gambling that children do, which is basically skirting gambling laws. This has culm…

It's 100% about control - it's the same in the UK. Last year it was about having to scan your face to verify your age to access porn (to protect the children). They said: It's not …

Blame language evolving over time rather than OP, octocopter is a widely-used term for '8 propellor drones'. A nit pick with your post - you use the word 'ambiguous' but really thi…

> I have no doubt this is an effective way to end up with a bunch of finished tracks. But I can't help but feel that it is missing the point. It depends what your goal is - if your…

I mean the first point in the article was also: > “Robots are actually more alive than we are” is a core belief in our society I absolutely do not think this is a core belief - If …

> Not only is the populace primed to treat artificial intelligence tools as living peers, they’ve been trained to hate or dismiss anyone who doesn’t This doesn’t meet my personal e…

What is a moat if not something used to protect the castle? In this case it stops people copying your IP

I’m assuming there are other revenue sources (eg transaction charges).

> 'I think [...] I think [...] maybe [...] maybe [...] maybe [...]' Sounds more like a vague prediction of what the future might be like rather than an iron-clad claim.

I don't see why you can't do that? There's plenty of things that cost money that legislation forces companies to do anyway, regardless of if there is a 'funding source' or not. Alt…

If you have the full outputs, it might make it easier for competitors to distil the model or reverse engineer the full process. It may also be that misaligned responses can be in C…

Not really. Coding is probably solved, at least to a large extent, but that doesn't mean engineering is solved too. This is like someone saying that the wright brothers solved sust…

I'm working on an open source and customisable/configurable warehouse management system. As it's open source and built with a codebase that's easy for LLM's to work with, users can…

I think we are more broadly talking about what the user interface is going to be in the future and how people will interact with a computer - many people already want to interact w…