My question: Should a handful of labs and governments write the global rules for AI? And who's missing from that table?
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AI rivals agree: US should lead global AI alliance at G7
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At the G7 this week, the CEOs of Anthropic and Google DeepMind sat at a closed-door lunch with Trump and a dozen world leaders and pushed the same idea: let the US lead a global AI alliance. Two labs that compete on everything. Agreeing on this. The rules for AI are being written
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Hope that AI exponential growth ends soon not materializing
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There is a ton of money riding on the hope that the exponential curve the Big Three Labs are on will end soon If that happens, small and open models become viable, businesses get time to react, costs drop & the world gets weirder more slowly. But that isn’t happening so far.
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FSD is a life changer, superior even for driving enthusiasts.
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I drive hours every week. You could not be more wrong. FSD is a life changer.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 17 juin 2026
Most people THINK they love to drive. OK, maybe on a race track or a rare curvy road with no traffic.
Even there FSD is far superior. Why?
You can enjoy the scenery, or take a sip of coffee, or talk…I drive hours every week. You could not be more wrong. FSD is a life changer. Most people THINK they love to drive. OK, maybe on a race track or a rare curvy road with no traffic. Even there FSD is far superior. Why? You can enjoy the scenery, or take a sip of coffee, or talk
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Catch human words, avoid AI slop in anti-AI banlist arcade game
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I turned my anti-AI-slop banlist into a 60-second arcade game.
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 17 juin 2026
Catch the words humans actually write.
Avoid the words AI keeps overusing.
3 lives, and it gets faster until you get slopped out. I scored 384.
I really don't think you can beat it: pic.twitter.com/LqwUjifBDpI turned my anti-AI-slop banlist into a 60-second arcade game. Catch the words humans actually write. Avoid the words AI keeps overusing. 3 lives, and it gets faster until you get slopped out. I scored 384. I really don't think you can beat it:
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70% of Americans hate AI, driving governance
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That all is true, but 70% of Americans hate AI according to latest polls. That's driving governance.
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Trusting vibes of trusted people over model propaganda
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The only thing that I trust these days when it comes to *really* trusting how good models are is a sample of vibes/opinions of a handful of trusted people on this site. Everything else is pure propaganda.
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Should You Be Polite to AI Chatbots?
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Should You Really Say Please And Thank You To AI? Millions of people now say please and thank you to #AI #chatbots, but does #politeness actually improve the answers or simply waste time and energy? As AI becomes more human-like, the bigger question may be how our
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AI does not replace humans: the low human added value
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The big problem with all those who say that AI does not replace humans is that their argument relies on the fact that the remaining human part in a production process has value. That's a mistake: the human part actually has low added value.
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Critique of Optimism: Virtual Teams Reserved for an Elite
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Yann est bien trop optimiste.
— Olivier Rimmel 🕊️ (@OlivierRimmel) 17 juin 2026
Dans 10 ans, quasiment personne ne sera une sorte de patron d’une équipe de personnes virtuelles qui aideront dans la vie de tous les jours.
Ça sera réservé à une petite élite. https://t.co/1qC0xmGg98Yann is far too optimistic. In 10 years, almost no one will be a kind of boss of a virtual team of people who will help in everyday life. It will be reserved for a small elite.