When Quitting Videos Go Viral: On TikTok and YouTube, workers are sharing their stories of leaving their jobs, giving them a sense of power over often untenable situations. https://
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iness/quitting-videos-viral-tiktok-youtube.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
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Viral Quitting Videos Empower Workers on TikTok YouTube
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AutoGPT Viruses: Security Risk and Single Point of Failure
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Could we soon see AutoGPT viruses spreading from computer to computer? While this scenario may sound like science fiction, the possibility exists. However, these viruses would have a single point of failure (LLM provider API), which means they could be shut down relatively
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AGI as the Key Question to Understanding the Universe
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Pondering the riddle of the cosmos: If the Universe is the answer, could #AGI be the question that unravels its enigmatic fabric? #AGIFirst #MontrealAI
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ASCII art generated as alternative when image creation fails
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It says can't do that (at my version can't). I asked it for an ascii image instead: "Here's a basic ASCII art of the arrangement: “` | ===/ (___) _______ O | | O O |_____| O
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AI Writing Own Tests Instead of Manual Test Creation
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Have you tried letting it write its own tests? (instead of you writing them) We did it here:
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AI Efficiency Over Real Intelligence: Practical Solutions Matter More
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From an economists perspective, it may not make much of a difference if it is showing "real" common sense if it can solve many practical problems, perhaps better, faster and cheaper than a human (although also requiring others to check its work — nobody's perfect.)
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Generative AI Now Dominates YC Batch at 22 Percent
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I remember when AI startups were under 10% of the YC batch and people thought AI would “go away” when YC shut down its AI-specific track. Generative AI, which is a subset of AI, is now 22% of the batch (60 of 272).
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W23 Startups Leverage Generative AI Chatbots for Enterprise Sales Support
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CBI: “Several W23 startups allow companies to leverage generative AI chatbots to support sales (e.g., Lightski) and customer support (e.g., Kyber) teams. Others provide tools for enterprise developers to build their own large language model (LLM) applications (e.g., Stack AI).”