yeah, and in many cases there's so much ideological capture that the conclusion is rejected regardless
@localghost
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What Works in AI is Mostly Already Known
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what works is actually mostly known. remember that when you see endless debate around this stuff
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Unified AI Model Naming Could Reduce Consumer Confusion
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a unified model would make things much clearer. when I talk to people who dont follow ai they almost always think o3 is an older version of 4o. usually means they see it fail at a complex problem not realizing it's not made for that.
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Industry focus uninspiring compared to Gawker era trends
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there are great companies. it's what the industry is collectively focused on that's uninspiring. we're back in the gawker era
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Tech Scam Reveals Attention Economy Exploitation Risks
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soham-gate isn't even controversy-marketing, it's literally a guy scamming people the attention economy and its consequences. pretty easy to see how this extrapolates. who's next?
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Bring Back the Golden Timeline of Daily Industry Reinvention
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we had a 6 month golden-timeline where every day you saw someone reinventing industry. bring that back please
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Tech Industry Lacks Inspiration Amid Reality TV Culture
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the technology industry feels like reality tv right now. i guess it's fun to watch but it's really deeply uninspiring
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Why Product Designers Often Display OCD-Like Traits
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this is why so many good product designers have ocd-like traits
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No Credentials Needed: Democratizing Access to AI Skills
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True, though I think Noam's point is more broadly about not needing to get a credential before you feel like you can do something.