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> I wonder if we can still trust these labs to develop something that benefits humanity Surely soon they'll comprise only people who are blind to the inevitable danger and people w…

Scared... of being upstaged ahead of an IPO.

> A system with these agents rummaging around for a while will be much more secure than one without. True. There'll be no breakins at a nuclear power plant in meltdown.

> They also have examples from the AI's reasoning train of thought PR bullsh*t. There's no thought in a stochastic parrot.

> where that behavior was never even intended. Says who?

> Those safety behaviors are added much later in the process. A.k.a. Ready Fire Aim.

True title: ‘I hate what AI is doing to the minds and happiness of the young’: Katherine Rundell on the view from the classroom

True title: The Zero-Click Economy: Why 60% Of Searches End Without A Click And What CEOs Should Do About It

> even if it is ironic that Oracle is all in on AI Selling it is one thing. Having to use it one's self is quite another.

> The third symptom is the most insidious: trusting AI’s judgement over your people’s. This might actually be an improvement. Execs gulled by "AI" are surely the ones likely to hav…

UK included.

> This article is too inward Too inward for what?

> The "harm" alleged could be produced not only by any social media, but by any mass media When did you last see an addictive newspaper?

Nice, but > trims the stray trailing \r that malformed input likes to leave behind how does this distinguisg the non-stray variety?

Thanks. I got a bar with: A Subscription Is Required to Continue Reading. Then I deleted cookies, and now that's gone.

Paywalled.

Nice idea, but ... > reading stop · press Space to hold it here ... what 'Space'? On phone.

Is this creeping brand rep protection? Rather like Meta glasses' recording warning LED.

Nope. "Dress made of living mycelium can renew and repair itself".

> nutrient solution is applied over a hole, along with a small patch of fresh fungus So, not repair itself.

Yes, the fine print. Only this so-called "AI" needs it full size on the front page.

> Customers tolerate weird interfaces, pointless features, strange bugs, systems held together by generated code nobody actually understands. And that's this "AI"tool too. Garbage …

> This is not a new concept and it’s not an idea the LLM companies invented. I don't recall any prior computer software working so badly that it needed a disclaimer like "Claude is…