This, along with the story of the driverless car running over a beloved neighborhood cat, highlight the fundamental problem here: they’re training these systems to be autonomous cars - and they’re impressively close - but they’re still miles away from creating a simulation of an autonomous human. Not everything about operating a car is driving it.
Predates him but he’s known for his version of it. There’s an entire documentary of it.
Fair enough. Maybe I’m too old for the internet.
Is Homeland Security chasing bots? Because that’s the bottiest name I’ve ever seen. If so, please continue. 🍿
This was a question in a You Don’t Know Jack game, with the added “…64, if you relax.”
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Tesla’s KPIs aren’t selling good cars or making customers happy. There’s only one, and it’s making money for investors. It’s never been worth anything close to its valuation. It’s just a tool (run by a tool) for tools to get rich on.
I downvote any article with this insanely sketchy domain format.
I mean they’re owned by deeply enshittified supporters of genocide, but gosh their games are pretty fun.
Worcester in Massachusetts is generally pronounced with a vowel that sounds something halfway between the “oo” in “wood” and the “u” is “run”. And since Massachusetts, there’s no R in sight. “Woosta”/“wusta”.
This is pretty similar, just with a “sher” sound on the end.
High Performance Compute for medical research to go with the free healthcare we should also have in this scenario.
More bullshit URL slop.
What the fuck is that URL
I would stream Crap Demon Hunters.
Sounds like what a Warner Brothers AI bot would say… 🧐
J/k btw
I see they’re making a play for that sweet “I liked this before it went public and got enshittified so I’m gonna switch to this other one that hasn’t gone public and gotten enshittified yet and hope it gets popular enough that it goes public and gets enshittified” cash.
You know I was just thinking that what OpenAI needs to really succeed is someone who knows how to haphazardly throw together a wildly irresponsible, insecure, and unsafe tool that gets really popular really quickly.