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Zuckerberg says AI agent development going slower than expected

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Re: Zuckerberg says AI agent development going slower than expected

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Post by tjpnz »

alkyon wrote: post #8

I wonder what will be the next big thing for Zuck after metaverse failure and now AI coming to nothing? Perpetual motion machines?

They're going to try to push those stupid glasses next. Not convinced they'll succeed since it's not just the technology problem they need to solve. How do I find PMF for a product which encourages others to physically assault my users, while also not having it banned in various countries? We're talking about a societal shift that would need to happen and nobody's going to trust Meta again where that stuff's concerned.

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Post by therealdrag0 »

Avicebron wrote: post #10
cyanydeez wrote: post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

So, for one: the stockmarket is now the equivelent of bitcoin; just a figment of value where rich people drive up costs. Just like a car is _invaluable_ to you not because of it's material value but because what it does out strips it's raw goods, facebook is mostly a bunch of tiny bubbles. So you ask yourself, _if this thing disappeared tomorrow_, what would be the actual loss. It's definitely not it's valuation.

The ranch in hawaii is a real asset...

It could certainly not fund Hawaii’s department of education for a single year. And what would you do the next year after selling it and spending the money?

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Post by KetoManx64 »

shimman wrote: post #4

Can't think of a better poster child of complete corporate waste that benefits no one whose assets should be seized and redistributed to the masses. For the amount that Meta wastes on LLM spending you can pay for things like universal childcare, public community college, and providing free lunch to all public students. If you care about things like money, look up the dollar returns on feeding children during their de…

How much of your money do you spend on paying for kids school lunches, paying medical bills of terminally ill kids and paying off the student loans of graduates?

It's very easy to say that someone/some oeganization's wealth should be confiscated, yet I have yet to see those proposing it actually putting any of their own money where their mouth is.

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Post by Avicebron »

therealdrag0 wrote: post #43
Avicebron wrote: post #10

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The ranch in hawaii is a real asset...

It could certainly not fund Hawaii’s department of education for a single year. And what would you do the next year after selling it and spending the money?

Move on to the next valuable thing he owns? Sell that, rinse and repeat until it's all gone? Doesn't seem difficult..

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Post by cyanydeez »

therealdrag0 wrote: post #43
Avicebron wrote: post #10

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The ranch in hawaii is a real asset...

It could certainly not fund Hawaii’s department of education for a single year. And what would you do the next year after selling it and spending the money?

use it for housing more than 1 person.

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Post by sokoloff »

zamadatix wrote: post #37
swatcoder wrote: post #33

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The "open" in "open source" is traditionally about respecting a user's right to modify a library/application to suit their needs. More weakly, you might argue that it's about legibility, and the user being able to review what they run. The idea is that you have what you need to make some bespoke change to the "source", or that you can at least analyze the source to understand the hows and whys of its behavior, to mak…

You don't need the previous training material to customize the weights.

I don’t need the source code to randomly change bytes in the compiled Linux kernel binary either.
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