we should be concerned that they didn’t do their diligence.
@garymarcus
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Mythos Product Quality vs Marketing Hype Analysis
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No, Mythos is not *that* good; its PR is that good.
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Washington Misunderstands Mythos Cybersecurity Model
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People in Washington get played, yet again We really should worry about cybersecurity – a lot – but Mythos is not the model these guys think it is. (See my newsletter today for three reasons why it is isn’t.)
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Most Jobs Aren’t About Coding or Math Anymore
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most jobs aren’t about coding or math. see my essay in Fortune last week.
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Financial Stakes and Disagreement in AI Policy Debate
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Does anyone without a lot of money at stake seriously disagree?
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AGI Not Within Striking Distance: Narrow AI Advances Instead
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We are not getting to the G in Artificial General Intelligence; we are getting to (impressive) advances in particular areas where particular (verifiable) techniques can be used, on problems with advantageous economics. AGI itself is NOT “in striking distance”; inferring that
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Misunderstanding Current Neuroscience Reality in AI Discussion
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Also not a sign of someone who has any clue about the realities of current neuroscience.
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OpenAI faces GenAI market saturation amid expansion strategy
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GenAI’s popularity has hit a wall. Hard to see how OpenAI is going to make its numbers, and easy to see why they bought a media company. Their work is cut out for them.
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Google AI Overviews Generate Millions False Answers Per Hour
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Google's AI Overviews spew out millions of false answers per hour, bombshell study reveals trib.al/1ao7qB1 [Translated from EN to English]
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DeepMind CEO Questions AI Research Priorities Over ChatGPT
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This – “The CEO of Google DeepMind (@demishassabis) just admitted that if the decision had been his, we would've cured cancer before anyone ever used ChatGPT.” is exactly what i am trying to say in my pinned tweet, in different words.
— Gary Marcus (@GaryMarcus) 9 avril 2026
The fact that we left things to Altman… https://t.co/Ei1gkhDNKOThis – “The CEO of Google DeepMind (
@demishassabis
) just admitted that if the decision had been his, we would've cured cancer before anyone ever used ChatGPT.” is exactly what i am trying to say in my pinned tweet, in different words. The fact that we left things to Altman