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It’s so odd to me how companies decided what LLMs are capable of without data backing it up. Were all the execs conned or something ?
they should try and replace some executives with AI, seems like there is way more room for improvement there.
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I have mostly enjoyed AI programming and I do like using Codex. The truth is that it sometimes makes me more way more productive, but not usually. Many days are spent writing specs and babysitting prompts and it can suck. Even expensive Codex 5.4/5.5 with high thinking writes code that is just ... lazy. It takes a lot of work to get it to write excellent code. It's definitely a full time job all by itself. I'm not ta…
they should try and replace some executives with AI, seems like there is way more room for improvement there.
arguably one of the best cases for AI, it can definitely spin anything to shareholders
You're absolutely right, Charles Schwab, we should cut 10% of our workforce tomorrow!
they should try and replace some executives with AI, seems like there is way more room for improvement there.
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(aeons old blackmail tactic requires more work than the ability to select which of two data batches is more aligned with adversarial behavior)
It’s so odd to me how companies decided what LLMs are capable of without data backing it up. Were all the execs conned or something ?
They were conned because there’s been a massive top down propaganda campaign at the highest levels of corporate America that GAI is right around the corner.
It’s so odd to me how companies decided what LLMs are capable of without data backing it up. Were all the execs conned or something ?
It's almost as if success in business has nothing to do with creating actual value in our society, but instead engaging in a death cult ideology of share value maximization, and that means that reasonable people are out competed in this social system by brain dead ideologues or something.
they should try and replace some executives with AI, seems like there is way more room for improvement there.
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We tried it. DOGE was a complete failure of tech startup idiots asking models questions as if they were oracles and blindly trusting them to make subjective decisions about which Congressionally-created programs we should kill. Some of the tech were smart enough to realize how much damage they did and got out quickly.
they should try and replace some executives with AI, seems like there is way more room for improvement there.
At the very least they should be held accountable for their actions. Weird how ruining people's lives is rewarded and celebrated with bonuses.