I hated when AWS first used that phrase. Felt sanctimonious. I don't like it any more now from others' mouths.
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ChatGPT: Thumbs-up vs. Actual Human Desires Not Yet Separated
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ChatGPT is mostly not at the point where "what makes a human thumb-up" and "what the human wants" have been pried apart by hard optimization. (Unless you're a lawyer who blindly accepts made-up case citations.)
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Blockchain Ensures Supply Chain Security and Transparency
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There's no more effective tool than blockchain to ensure supply chain information is secure and traceable. The foundation for effective governance lies in its characteristics: immutability, transparency and the elimination of intermediaries. Microblog @antgrasso #blockchain
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Tesla Robot Built with 26 Low-Cost Electric Motors
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And the Tesla robot is 26 low-cost electric motors and a cheap set of sensors and computer.
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Printer Technology Progress: From $45K to $50 Devices
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Yeah @vkhosla wasn’t listening to our Twitter Spaces. But he is mostly right. In 1989 Woz showed me his $45,000 color printer for Photoshop 1.0. Today a $50 printer is way way better. So we have precedent.
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Curating quality AI tweets from the community
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Been sneaking good AI tweets from other people in there.
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Hospital AI adverse events rate reaches 34.8 per admissions
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What you get for that high cost
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Prioritizing Risk Regulation: Drugs, Viruses, and AGI Research
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Actually, I'd personally say it should be much easier to go sell a new drug that only injures voluntary customers in the worst case? But do shut down gain-of-function virus research which could kill millions of non-customers. And shut down AGI research that could kill everyone. https://t.co/89BRlZwWD5
— Eliezer Yudkowsky ⏹️ (@ESYudkowsky) 30 juin 2023Actually, I'd personally say it should be much easier to go sell a new drug that only injures voluntary customers in the worst case? But do shut down gain-of-function virus research which could kill millions of non-customers. And shut down AGI research that could kill everyone.
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Microsoft 2030 AI Goals Exceed Bernstein Analyst Expectations
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Bernstein says Microsoft's stated business goals for 2030, which we covered on Monday, are 'in-line to incrementally above what we thought was possible'
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DataAISummit 2026 concludes with success and anticipation
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The sun is setting on #DataAISummit… We had a lot of fun, everyone — see you all next year!