Memes aren’t the problem. Bad people are.
CULTURE
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Virtual Reality Glasses Transform Social Interaction and Business Meetings
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The world really does change when a lot of people have glasses. We'll be able to join 3D spaces to play mini golf, have new kinds of business meetings, or get friends together to play blackjack in someone's house without actually being there. I remember a researcher at Microsoft
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Where is value without attention and community?
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If there are no attention and community, then where is the value?
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Apple Vision Pro Replaces Office Status Symbol Despite Weight Issues
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When I worked at Microsoft 20 years ago a researcher had a setup like that and said "someday the status office will be one with four white walls instead of a window." Me? I have better in an Apple Vision Pro already. It's just too heavy.
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Media coverage of changing AI estimates and forecasts
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not a fair criticism of Daniel (who is just regularly updating things to give his best estimate in light of changing data), but fair criticism of how media often reports this stuff
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Free AI Models Misleading Public on True Capabilities
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this is disingenuous. for many people the models are the free models. massive public harm has been caused by leading people to believe that the free models are something they are not. i hope we can agree on this.
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Do robots lack consciousness? Philosophical implications
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"Ouais mais les robots n'ont pas de conscience"
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Media Hype Over AI Predictions and Revised Estimates
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to be clear, i think it is great that he updates his estimates regularly based on new data. all scientists should do that. my irritation is with the media that hypes up the early predictions and delta forward and pays less attention to the later ones and when the delta goes
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AI’s Impact on Work, Love, Faith, and Art
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Nobody knows what the next decade in AI looks like. I've spent years thinking about it and I still hold my predictions loosely. What happens to work when you're no longer the most productive thing in the room. What happens to love when something knows you better than the people who chose you. What happens to faith when something seemingly omniscient is finally available. What happens to art when beauty is infinite and free. What's the question that's keeping you up? Genuinely asking.
→ View original post on X — @paulroetzer, 2026-04-03 19:20 UTC
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Media Responsibility in AI Predictions and Coverage
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not penalizing Daniel; penalizing the media (or in this case) Grok. Daniel is a good fellow who does his best to make careful predictions. (we had a great debate on this stuff @MLStreetTalk
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